A Team of Mission-Driven Innovators

Since our earliest days, Beyond Lucid Technologies’s mission was to move critical data across the care continuum in real-time — cutting costs and improving efficiencies in the process — while protecting Responders from the risks of their job.

Like everyone who reads this, we have beloved friends and families who have faced death and disability, stared down cancers and stroke, and seen that the healthcare ecosystem — in the U.S. and around the globe — is often made scarier because the parts don’t communicate.

As Mobile Medicine evolves, our innovations will, too. BLT’s work on our platforms will never be finished. Rural health, military medicine, and the undersung tragedy of crashes on rural roads will always be key foci for us.

Jonathon S. Feit, MBA, MA

Co-Founder & Chief Executive

Managing Consultant,

The BrainTrust of Fire & EMS Technologists

Jonathon is proud to oversee the team that developed the first Fire & EMS-accessible registry of end-of-life medical orders (POLST forms), and America's first statewide registry of pediatric special health needs/medical complexity, both in Oregon. In May 2022, he received a Civilian EMS Award from the California EMS Authority. In 2019, Beyond Lucid Technologies won the Frost & Sullivan Technology Leadership Award for “EMS Data Communications Platform.” Jonathon has forged collaborations with Dell, AthenaHealth, Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics, and Xerox / Conduent, and helped to found the Congress of Mobile Medical Professionals. In 2020, Jonathon was a University of California San Francisco (UCSF) Digital Health Hall of Fame 2020 Nominee, and he is a member of Startup Health.

Jonathon is National Press Club member with an extensive publications list who has consulted for a wide range of organizations, including Colorado’s largest hospital system, a multi-state ambulance service, and a multinational pharmaceutical company. Previously, he had the honor of serving in the White House Office of Management & Budget, where he helped spearhead the strategic redesign of USAJOBS.GOV -- the "Face of Federal Hiring." He is co-owner of a U.S. patent on “post-vehicle crash intelligence.” Jonathon has Tourette’s Syndrome and is passionate about advocating on behalf of people with disabilities.

Concurrent with his professional activities, following a short term in the U.S. Army Reserve, he engaged in scholarly research on the etiology and treatment of psychiatric syndromes including Post-Traumatic Stress, and edited a textbook chapter on the pharmacological treatment of epilepsy. Jonathon holds an MBA from Carnegie Mellon's Tepper School of Business, and a Combined BA/MA cum laude in “Psychology, Religion, and Conflict Negotiations” from Boston University. He earned graduate certificates in Mediation from the Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution at the Pepperdine School of Law, and in Entrepreneurship Development from the MIT Sloan School of Management.

  • • Only technologist member of the Arizona Mobile Integrated Health (MIH) Network

    • Contributor to the National POLST Technology Guide (IG) initiative on behalf of EMS;

    • Represented EMS on the Texas Health Services Authority Technical Advancement & Readiness of Public Health via Health Information Exchange Program (The STAR HIE Program) to advance a pilot effort called "Situational Awareness for Novel Epidemic Response (SANER): How Health Information Exchange can Strengthen Readiness of Public Health via HL7 FHIR."

    •. Delegated by the California Fire Chiefs Association as its representative to the California Health & Human Services Data Exchange Framework Advisory Committee.

    •. First Fire/EMS-facing member of the HL7 Gravity Project (Social Determinants of Health data).

  • • International Roundtable on Community Paramedicine

    • Health Technology Forum

    • Intelligent Health AI (Switzerland)

    • Society of Trauma Nurses TraumaCon,

    • Northwestern Arkansas Trauma Symposium,

    • The Atrium Health North Carolina Community Paramedicine Conference

    • South Carolina EMS Symposium

    • Kentucky EMS LINKS Conference

    • Health 2.0

    • HCA Kansas City EMS Symposium

    • National Association of Mobile Integrated Health Providers

    • National POLST Paradigm Annual Meeting

    • The mHealth Summit

    • Harvard in Tech

    • CUNY Graduate School of Public Health

    • Skolkovo Foundation (Moscow)

    • Young Inventors International

    • American Academy of Religion

    • World Congress on Psychosomatic Medicine

  • • Columnist for EMS WORLD, the Journal of Emergency Medical Services (JEMS), and EMS Director

    • Online Journal of Public Health Informatics

    • MedCityNews

    • Amazon Web Services Startups Blog

    • Electronic Design

    • Ambulance Service Journal

    • Carolinas Fire Rescue EMS Journal

    • Advertising Age

    • MediaWeek

    • Forbes.com

    • Health Care Blog

    • BusinessWeek.com

    • Mediabistro

    • 944 L.A.

    • Journal of Media & Religion

  • • MBA from Carnegie Mellon's Tepper School of Business

    • Combined BA/MA cum laude in “Psychology, Religion, and Conflict Negotiations” from Boston University

    • Graduate certificates in Mediation (Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution at the Pepperdine School of Law) and Entrepreneurship Development (MIT Sloan School of Management)

    • Member, National Press Club

Christian Witt, MBA

Co-Founder / President & CTO

Chris oversees internal corporation operations, financial modeling and planning, and various technical functions including GUI and CDA/CCDA implementation. Chris began his career as an engineer working in computer-related fields pertaining to semiconductor devices, Internet applications, custom software, and custom hardware, and he has a variety of technical roles at two startups and several blue-chip companies including HP, Northrop Grumman, and Boeing, where he occupied escalating program management roles.

Among Chris's technical specialties is the acquisition and processing of simultaneous complex data streams: at Boeing, he developed several multi-million dollar augmented reality systems that integrate input data from up to 15 separate sensors to increase combat awareness for soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan. The development of one of these systems, a wire detection system for helicopters, led to the acquisition of a billion-dollar contract from the United States government in 2005. Chris co-authored a journal article published in the Journal of Public Health Informatics, and a granted United States patent on a “System & Method for Post-Vehicle Crash Intelligence.”

Following this success, in 2007 he was named program manager of a new Boeing initiative and led his team to receive a $25 million grant to invest in the development of unmanned aerial vehicles. Chris worked on the team responsible for the integration of National City Bank payment products into PNC Bank. In addition to being principally responsible Beyond Lucid Technologies’s financial statements and resource planning, he oversees the engineering team. Chris holds a BS degree in Computer Engineering from Brigham Young University, and an MBA from the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University.

Art Groux, EMT-P

Administrative Officer

Art was most recently Executive Director of the Bennington Rescue Squad in Vermont. Art has been a Paramedic for over 28 years and worked in EMS for over 30.  During his career he has spent time in both the role of provider and management in both small rural systems to time with New York City EMS and Magen David Adom in Israel where he spent time working out of the Jerusalem office covering the occupied territories of The West Bank.

 

Art has been involved in many programs in the area of MCI preparedness and response.  He serves as the Planning Section Chief for CT region 3 Incident Management Team and he has deployed with the team in that role to many incidents including the Clean Energy Plant Explosion and Sandy Hook Shooting to name a few.  He also serves as a member of the Integrated EMS Response to Active Shooter work group as part of the Connecticut Capital Region.

 

Art has also authored works on EMS Management, and Trends in EMS, and co-authored (with Jonathon Feit) an article titled “The Brutal Math of Drug-Seeking Behavior in Prehospital Care for the Journal of EMS (JEMS).  He has been awarded the CT Public Health Commissioner’s Award for individual impact on EMS and currently serves as the Executive Director for Bennington Rescue Squad.  Previously, he was Chief of the Suffield Volunteer Ambulance Assn., and was responsible for facilitating a data sharing program between EMS and eight area hospitals in Connecticut and Massachusetts.

  • David Saylor — Chief Engineer & Head of Support

    Sergey Karishev — Senior Programmer

  • Dalmore Investments

    Valued Angel Investors

    Carnegie Mellon University

    Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati

    ….with grants from the California Health Care Foundation and the United States Dept. of Health & Human Services

David Moffitt

Evangelist for Interoperability

David has been a firefighter for 27 years. He is a Captain, paramedic, technical rescue team member, tox medic, and medical support officer. He has been a paramedic instructor, a curriculum developer, and has designed EMS quality assurance and peer review programs. He has assisted in the implementation of telehealth and other modalities of Mobile Integrated Health, collaborated with a hospital to deploy a Mobile Stroke Unit, and partners with Medical Directors, attorneys, and other subject matter experts on EMS policy and care guidelines.

Every day, David engages with state and local public health agencies, hospital systems and coalitions, managed care organizations, behavioral health systems, academia, and correctional facility health systems, as well as the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, and federal, state, county, and local law enforcement agencies. He is a member of a FEMA Urban Search & Rescue team where he is rostered as a Rescue and Medical Specialist, and is a Liaison Officer in a public safety incident management team.

David is also a member of the Brain Injury Alliance of Arizona’s Brain Health Advisory Council. He enjoys developing relationships with strategic partners. He has roots in operations, but continues to solve problems in support functions and program management. Every now and then he finds time to ride a truck and go on calls.

Amy Gaviglio

Evangelist for Interoperability

Amy Gaviglio is a certified genetic counselor and founder of Connetics Consulting, which provides public health genetics, genomics, and rare disease services across the country and has been working in the newborn screening and rare disease space for the past 15 years.

Amy currently works with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Newborn Screening and Molecular Biology Branch, the Association of Public Health Laboratories (APHL), Expecting Health, and several other genetics and rare disease organizations. She is co-chair of APHL’s New Disorders in Newborn Screening workgroup and is a member of additional national groups including the Legal & Legislative Issues in Newborn Screening workgroups, the Rare Disease Diversity Coalition, and EveryLife Foundation’s Community Congress.

Amy also serves as an Advisor for the Midwest Genetics Network and the Innovations in Newborn Screening Interoperability Center. Finally, Amy serves as Chair of the NBS Expert Panel for the Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute and is currently the Chair of Minnesota’s Rare Disease Advisory Council.