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Scott Anderson is a recognized concussion expert having spent 4 years at St. Mary’s University and 10 years at Stanford as the Director of Athletic Training. He is currently Chief Clinical Officer at SyncThink and is also a Medical Observer for the NFL. In this episode Scott describes what a concussion is, the symptoms, who should diagnose and treat the injury, medical devices used for concussion monitoring, why objective test data is vital, how the SyncThink technology is contributing to concussion management, and the future of eye tracking technology.
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Tammy Gilon is the Founder and CEO of Laminate Medical Technologies, where they are developing solutions for improving vascular access for dialysis patients. In this episode she shares why she became interested in medical device, the systematic and thorough process she followed in choosing a project to pursue, finding a partner, what it is like to found a company and raise money as a young female, the start-up culture in Israel, and the long journey of designing an implantable medical device.
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Kent Dicks has been involved in providing technology for remote patient monitoring or RPM since 2006. Kent is a thought leader in the space and is currently CEO of Life365, a leader in RPM. Prior to that he founded MedApps, which was sold to Alere in 2012. In this episode Kent shares some common terms used in connected health and their definitions, how the segment has evolved, how consumer choice is effecting where medicine is and will be delivered, the role of remote patient monitoring, how RPM works from patient enrollment and training to use, how it’s implemented in a physician’s office, and the future of connected health.
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Dr. Arun Nagdev is one of the leading international authorities on Point of Care Ultrasound, or POCUS. He practices clinically and also is the Senior Director of Clinical Education at Exo, a company that is on a mission to modernize medical imaging through its high-performance handheld ultrasound platform and artificial intelligence. In this episode Dr. Nagdev discusses the evolution of ultrasound in the practice of medicine, how point-of care ultrasound impacts procedural success and patient care, the challenges with educating established physicians, changing the curriculum of residencies, POCUS reimbursement, the differences between clinical medical teams and a medical device start-up, and his vision for a connected, low-cost, ubiquitous point-of-care ultrasound technology.
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Trades shows are slowly coming back on line. What can you expect? In this episode Pat Kothe describes his experience with making the decision to attend the largest trade show in his market segment, including decision criteria, costs, attendance of clinicians and exhibitors, COVID safety protocols, and attendee attitudes.
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Hannah Zerphy is a Managing Member of Orlaithe Consulting, a firm specializing in federal contracting. Hannah worked inside the VA as a Warranted Contracting Officer and a Training Coordinator for VA FSS, so she knows how the process works and how companies should present their products and opportunities. In this episode Hannah shares how to register on sam.gov, why a Federal Supply Schedule or FSS contract is usually your best option, choosing your product category, completing the FSS application, customer pricing disclosure, working with a contracting officer, and ongoing reporting.
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Jordan Chase has seen hiring from inside a company, as well as from a recruiter’s perspective. Jordan spent over a decade at Medtronic, in human resources and talent acquisition. He’s spent the last decade as an outside search consultant with his group, Chase Medsearch. They focus primarily on customer facing positions in sales & marketing with a specialty in the neuromodulation space. In this episode Jordan shares what you need to know about recruiters, the difference between contingency and retained search, the challenges of an inside recruiter, how inside and outside recruiting differ, why your online presence is important, how a company triages candidates, what you should and shouldn’t do when you hear about a job you are interested in, and how to choose a recruiter to work with.
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Shelly O’Donovan is a recognized expert in persuasive communication who helps people in medical device and pharma communicate more effectively. Shelly is CEO of Authentic Influence Group and also a lecturer at Wharton. The first part of her career was in government, before she made the move to industry, spending 9 years at GSK. In this episode Shelly shares key communication factors, verbal and non-verbal communication, how to stand out in a meeting, how to build trust, the importance of being clear and concise while including proof sources, and why confidence is so important. She also discusses strategies and tips for being more persuasive in one-on-ones, group meetings, when you’re the presenter, and during an online meeting.
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When he was 25 years old, Jacob McLaughlin moved from being an athletic trainer to a surgical sales representative for one of the top medical device companies in the world. He used some traditional techniques for breaking in, but also some that were very non-traditional, including documenting his journey in his podcast, New to Medical Device Sales and his presence on YouTube, TikToK and Instagram. In this episode Jacob shares the similarities and differences between athletic training and medical device sales, advanced networking techniques, what the interview process is like from a candidate’s perspective, how to make yourself stand out, what 99% of candidates don’t do, and what the first year in medical device sales is like.
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Barbara Strain is an expert in Value Analysis and Management. Barbara has forty-one years of provider experience, thirty-four of them in the University of Virginia Health System where she led teams in Value Management and Supply Chain Analytics. Barbara is one of the founders of the Association of Healthcare Value Analysis Professionals (AHVAP), and a past president. She earned the Brooke Berson Founders award from AHVAP in 2019, and in 2021 was honored to enter the Bellwether League Foundation Hall of Fame for Healthcare Supply Chain Leadership. In episode 2 of a 2-part series, Barbara discusses the role of the value analysis team in making decisions, whether all products go through the same process, what makes a good supplier relationship, what the components are in a good value analysis presentation, and why you may want to become a member of AHVAP.
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