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PROFILE Innovative, Harvard-educated, silicone technology expert with nineteen years of pioneering achievement and commercial success in the formulation and processing of silicone biomaterials and their placement and application within the medical device community. Combines expert knowledge of adhesives, primers, fluids, high consistency elastomers, and liquid silicone rubber with a thorough understanding of processes such as extrusion, injection molding, dip casting, and surface modification. Unique blend of marketing savvy and technical/scientific acumen. A frequently quoted authority in the field of silicone manufacturing. His work led to the development and commercialization of a novel elastomer which has become the benchmark for the insulation of cardiac and neurological electrical stimulation devices. For this effort he was awarded three U.S. patents in 1999. In 2004 his contributions to the industry earned him recognition by a leading publication as one of the Top 100 Notable People in the Medical Device Industry. Core Competencies:
• Pre-Commercialization – Validation • Process Development – Optimization • Design – Troubleshooting
EXPERIENCE SILICONE CONSULTING, LLC, Santa Barbara, California 2007 – present
• Extensive knowledge of materials, processes and devices used in implantable biomedical applications, including cardiology, neurology, plastic surgery, urology, ophthamology, bariatrics, orthopedics, and drug delivery, as well as non-implantable medical devices, including burn and wound management, prosthetics, syringes, valve and septum design, needles, catheter and balloon development. NUSIL TECHNOLOGY, Carpinteria, California 1988 – 2007
• Recruited, trained and oversaw technical sales staff. • Initiated and developed lucrative distribution arrangements in the Asia-Pacific market. • Produced industry literature and investigated new research avenues. • Primary interface with hundreds of medical device companies enagaged in manufacture of both implantable and nonimplantable medical devices in areas which included cardiology, neurology, bariatrics, ophthalmology, vascular access, orthopedics and plastic surgery. • Clients included Fortune 500 companies such as Medtronic, Johnson & Johnson, Boston Scientific, Pfizer as well as scores of biomedical start-up firms.
ADDITIONAL Harvard University, B.S. Program in Chemistry, 1973 – 1975
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