Dental Practice Manager
Borrowash Dental Centre
Led finance, HR, compliance, patient experience and growth for a busy dental practice, while coordinating stakeholders through due diligence, acquisition and transition.
Medicine × systems × technology
Building healthcare that works better in practice.
I’m Euan Chand—a medical student and experienced healthcare operator interested in how clinically grounded technology, reliable systems and thoughtful leadership can improve care.
About
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I bring an operator’s eye to clinical problems.
Before and during medical school, I spent more than six years managing the operational realities of a healthcare organisation—from finance, people and compliance to patient experience, growth and a full practice acquisition.
That experience shaped how I think: good healthcare depends not only on sound clinical decisions, but also on reliable processes, thoughtful technology, accountable leadership and communication people can trust.
6+ yearsHealthcare operations
Clinical + commercialCross-functional perspective
Award-winningMedical education presentation
Experience
Experience across care, operations and education.
Selected roles and projects that have shaped my approach to practical healthcare improvement.
Cinemeducation Co-facilitator & Presenter
Barts and The London · TASME 2026
Co-facilitated a Year 2 SSC using cinema and television to explore empathy, professional identity, communication and ethics. Presented “Teaching Empathy and Professional Identity Through Cinemeducation” at TASME 2026, receiving Best Compact Communication Presentation in the Innovation Category.
Founder & Dental Practice Advisor
Dental Management & Training Solutions
Designed bespoke compliance frameworks, operational playbooks and professional education to help dental teams standardise quality and improve performance.
Brand Ambassador
Quesmed
Supported student engagement, feedback and educational content, including question writing and revision resources for medical learners.
Selected work
Work shaped by implementation.
The common thread is practical impact: ideas should survive contact with a real clinic, ward, team or patient.
01Education & speaking
Cinemeducation
Teaching through stories
Used film and television as structured prompts for discussing empathy, identity, ethics and the emotional realities of clinical work, culminating in an award-winning TASME 2026 presentation.
02Current focus
MedTech
From clinical need to adoption
Developing a practical understanding of how healthcare technologies should be validated, integrated into real workflows and evaluated for safety, usefulness and sustainable adoption.
03Delivered
Healthcare business
Practice acquisition
Owned the operational side of a dental-practice sale, coordinating due diligence and the handover across buyers, solicitors, accountants and regulators.
04Global health
Nairobi, Kenya
Learning across systems
Clinical and community volunteering across hospital, maternity, emergency and community settings—deepening my understanding of context, resource constraints and human-centred care.
Working principles
Three tests I bring to every healthcare idea.
Good ideas become useful only when they survive contact with real people, real workflows and real consequences.
01Workflow
Start with the real workflow.
Understand how care is actually delivered before asking people to change it. Technology should support the work—not create another workaround.
02Decisions
Measure what changes decisions.
Useful information is timely, interpretable and connected to a clear action. A dashboard is only valuable when it helps someone decide what to do next.
03People
Keep the human consequence visible.
Every operational metric eventually reaches a patient, colleague or family. Efficiency matters most when it protects attention, dignity and care.
My side of the stethoscope · Journal
Writing from the systems around care.
Articles on healthcare operations, implementation, MedTech, leadership, medical education and the experiences that shape how I think about clinical work.
Browse all articlesFrom the journal
Earlier writing · September 2025—March 2026Contact
Let’s make a useful idea happen.
I am interested in thoughtful conversations about MedTech, healthcare operations, medical education, speaking and collaborative projects.