TLDR: Rad AI, a leader in generative AI for healthcare, has announced the appointments of Barrett Dwyer as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Kevin Field as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO). These strategic hires aim to accelerate the company’s growth and solidify its position in AI-driven radiology solutions, responding to increasing demand for its intelligent platforms amidst significant market challenges in healthcare.
SAN FRANCISCO – August 7, 2025 – Rad AI, a pioneering force in generative artificial intelligence for the healthcare sector, today announced significant additions to its executive team with the appointments of Barrett Dwyer as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Kevin Field as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO). These strategic hires are set to bolster the company’s leadership as it navigates a period of rapid expansion and increasing demand for its innovative AI-driven radiology solutions.
The appointments come on the heels of Rad AI’s successful $60 million Series C funding round earlier this year, bringing its total funding to over $140 million and valuing the company at $525 million. This financial strength underscores the market’s confidence in Rad AI’s mission to revolutionize radiology through advanced AI.
Rad AI has distinguished itself as the first company to deploy large language model (LLM)-based generative AI within radiology. Its solutions are designed to address critical challenges facing the healthcare system, including rising patient volumes, increasing imaging utilization, a persistent shortage of radiologists, and outdated technological infrastructure for reading and reporting imaging studies. By leveraging AI, Rad AI aims to significantly improve turnaround times, enhance diagnostic accuracy, and alleviate mental fatigue among radiology professionals.
Doktor Gurson, co-founder and CEO of Rad AI, expressed enthusiasm about the new leadership, stating, “With adoption of our solutions by radiology groups and health systems accounting for nearly 50% of all U.S. medical imaging, Rad AI is quickly becoming the generative AI platform of choice in healthcare, and we’re thrilled to bring on Barrett and Kevin to help turbocharge this growth.” Gurson highlighted their deep expertise in scaling businesses within dynamic healthcare environments and their ability to capitalize on strategic growth opportunities, emphasizing that their leadership will be instrumental in transforming how radiologists and care teams operate.
Barrett Dwyer, the newly appointed CFO, brings extensive experience in healthcare innovation. He commented, “Rad AI is pioneering solutions that make a meaningful difference in the lives of physicians and patients at a moment when the healthcare system desperately needs innovation.” His role will focus on positioning Rad AI for its next phase of strategic growth and deepening partnerships across the healthcare ecosystem.
Kevin Field, the new CRO, is tasked with expanding the reach of Rad AI’s groundbreaking technologies. Field remarked, “Rad AI is one of the rare companies that is delivering real-world impact with AI, bringing to market solutions that solve urgent challenges like radiologist burnout, staffing shortages and patient follow-up.” He added, “I’ve spent my career helping healthcare organizations succeed through technology and I’m thrilled to bring that experience to Rad AI and usher them through this next phase and expand the reach of its ground-breaking technologies.”
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Rad AI’s product suite, which includes Rad AI Reporting, Rad AI Impressions, and Rad AI Continuity, directly tackles issues such as staffing shortages, physician burnout, and gaps in follow-up care. The company’s rapid ascent has been recognized industry-wide, being named the 19th fastest-growing company in North America on the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 list in 2024 and recently securing a spot on the 2025 CNBC Disruptor 50 list.
