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The Top 25 Women Leaders in Medical Devices of 2022

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The Healthcare Technology Report is pleased to announce The Top 25 Women Leaders in Medical Devices of 2022. With the medical device industry advancing at an unprecedented rate, new and exciting developments in robotics, materials science, analytics, and other technologies have accelerated the production of breakthrough devices that are improving outcomes for patients. Amid a global pandemic that has exacerbated complications in manufacturing and distribution, creative thinking has been crucial for medtech leaders as they devise proactive supply chain solutions in order to mitigate production delays and keep costs competitive. These women executives have demonstrated first-rate leadership in areas such as testing, telemedicine, orthopedics, surgery, wound care, and monitoring, among others.

Everly Health’s Cindy R. Kent has marked her first months as Chief Operating Officer with the milestone launch of the BD Veritor™ At-Home COVID-19 Test. Everly Health has now enabled more than 45 million COVID-19 tests since the onset of the pandemic. Also ringing in the new business year in a big way is Chief Commercial Officer Niamh Pellegrini of Nevro Corp, who helped her company secure UnitedHealthcare coverage for its high-frequency 10 kHz therapy—the only FDA-approved spinal cord stimulation system for treating painful diabetic neuropathy.

The women on this year’s list have distinguished themselves through substantial contributions not only to their companies, but to the medical device industry as a whole. Each nominee was evaluated based on her leadership skills, professional acumen, and technology input, among other factors. Awardees were ultimately chosen using feedback submitted through the nomination entries while factoring in further research into each individual’s career achievements. Please join us in celebrating the achievements of The Top 25 Women Leaders in Medical Devices of 2022.

Trinh Clark (Henry Schein), Valerie Asbury (LifeScan), Cindy R. Kent (Everly Health), Renee Ryan (Cala Health), Kelly Feist (Ascom), Niamh Pellegrini (Nevro Corp), Karen Parkhill (Medtronic), Victoria E. Carr-Brendel (Advanced Bionics at Sonova), Katie Szyman (Edwards Lifesciences), Nancy Lurker (EyePoint Pharmaceuticals), Eileen Maus (Renovia), Dianne Keen-Kim (Natera), Jill Schiaparelli (Avation Medical), Erin Jacobson (Inspire Medical Systems), Rosalind Beasley (Dot Compliance), Suzanne Meyer (Vein360), Noemi Ray (PaceMate), Laura Schulz (Ghost Productions Medical Animation and VR), Susan Niemeier (Ivenix), Kate Lee (Bigfoot Biomedical), Suzon Lommel (Viveve Medical), Karen Bannick McQuoid (Bannick), Karin Dahllöf (Monivent AB), Laetitia Cousin (SeaSpine), Rebecca New (Bleep).

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