Dr. Karthik Koduru is a medical oncologist and hematologist, and the founder of ArcherReview, an education platform for medical and nursing students and practicing clinicians. He also founded PulsedIn, which supports micro-learning and recruiting for nurses. After bootstrapping ArcherReview and rapidly growing it around affordable, outcome-driven innovation, he was named a finalist for EY Entrepreneur Of The Year in the Southwest. He previously practiced at Quincy Medical Group and has served as a speaker and advisor for Takeda Oncology and Eli Lilly. He was also an executive producer of Lady Ganga: Nilza’s Story, a short documentary made to raise awareness of HPV vaccination and preventable cancer.
Through the Koduru Family Donor-Advised Fund, he and his family support work in healthcare and education. He invests in and advises early-stage companies at the intersection of healthcare, artificial intelligence, technology, and education, and he mentors founders who are just getting started. He is a member of the Global Philanthropists Circle, which he joined in the hope of learning from other families and contributing over time to a more collaborative approach to giving.
Dr. Koduru graduated from Kasturba Medical College, Mangalore, and completed residency in Internal Medicine and fellowship training in Hematology and Medical Oncology at Seton Hall University in New Jersey. He is deeply moved by Miracle Foundation’s belief that every child deserves a permanent, loving family instead of growing up in institutional care, and he looks forward to offering whatever he can, including his experience in education technology, in service of that vision.