David is the Chief Digital Health Officer of Boston Scientific and a VP within IT responsible for Digital Health and Data Solutions, Chair of the Brigham and Women’s Center for Patient Safety Research and Practice Executive Council, a thought leader in information-enabled healthcare safety, and a Governance Committee member of NESTcc, an organization driving leverage of Real World Evidence. He has spent the last two decades envisioning and developing digital health solutions and organizations, influencing industry policy and leading large MedTechs through transformation.

At Boston Scientific, David is responsible for establishing and leading Digital Health Development Studios, Remote Engagement, Internet of Things and Advanced Data Intelligence teams, and partnering to establish the evolving capabilities that will ensure enterprise success in Digital. Through the pandemic, David has focused on driving Tele-First digital care solutions that enable Boston Scientific, physicians and health systems to safely deliver care.

Prior to joining Boston Scientific, David served as Vice President of Health IT Integration and Strategic Innovation at Becton Dickinson (BD), where he led enterprise-wide health information technology capability development efforts to ensure commercial success and developed actionable strategies to improve patient outcomes, drive health system efficiency and enable BD’s growth through the application of information technology. As Vice President of Corporate Strategic Innovation at BD, David was responsible for integrating company-wide activities focused on the identification of new market opportunities outside of existing core areas, the development of high-impact growth concepts that fall outside of, or cut across, existing business units and incubation of non-core offerings.

David received a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from U.C. and an MBA from the Harvard Business School.