GibLib.
- Founded date 2015
- Investment year 2018
- Transaction value 50k USD
- Shares held 0,55%
GIBLIB is a California-based company known as the “Netflix” of medical education. It is a service containing a library of lectures and surgical videos for doctors and specialists, intended to help doctors, students and specialists improve their skills.
The company was listed in TIME’s ranking of “The best inventions of 2021”.
Surgical materials, along with courses and lectures on the latest research, come from top medical institutions including the Mayo Clinic, Stanford Medicine, Cedars Sinai, UCSF Health, Keck Medicine of USC, Cleveland Clinic, and more.
GibLib
Milestones
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2015
Birth of GibLib and the company is established.
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2016
Pre-seed investments are acquired in the total amount of USD 1 million.
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2019
Wins 2nd place in the K-startup global grand challenge.
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2021
Participates in the Amazon inaugural health care accelerator and appears in TIME’s ranking of "The best inventions of 2021".
How it all started
Told by Brian
Brian is a graduate of the Master of Business of Administration from the University of Southern California. In 2015, after ten years of experience in the industry, he founded GibLib. Despite temporary problems, the company is doing great now and is gradually expanding the group of its clients
"GibLib is referred to as the Netflix of Medical Education. It is much more than that, however. We believe that this project will significantly contribute to improving the skills of doctors and specialists, and thus the quality of medical procedures performed and the enhanced well-being of patients around the world"
