MedTech 101

Send us a Message In this unique episode, I sat down with Samantha Moore, who is the CEO of Moore MedTech. We discussed her life after she left the military after 8 years in the Royal Air Force,  her passion for women in engineering and how attitudes should change around those returning from career breaks. We touch on several other interesting topics.Timestamp:00:00 Intro01:55 Intro to Samantha Moore’s career background 04:32 The process of growing a company 06:52 Teaching the market about a new product 08:52 Life after the Military and stigmas16:57 Training opportunities in the military  And how mindsets have changed in the newer generations Website: https://www.mooremedtech.co.ukSupport the showFollow or Connect with Rodney Moses:Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Donations Patreon | PayPal

Send us a Message In this exciting discussion with Natalia Cantavella, we discuss what neuroimaging is and what her daily tasks are. Then we also touch on the content that she creates on her Instagram page. Informative content!!IG: biomedicalengineering.esTimestamp 00:00 Part 2 Intro00:56 Learning 5 languages03:47 Instagram Journey07:49 Biomedical Engineering Content And social media 15:00 New Ways to Monetise21:19 Motivating Factors24:34 Power of one device26:14 What AI Means for Neuro-Imaging Support the showFollow or Connect with Rodney Moses:Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Donations Patreon | PayPal

Send us a Message In this exciting discussion with Natalia Cantavella, we discuss what neuroimaging is and what her daily tasks are. Then we also touch on the content that she creates on her Instagram page. Informative content!!IG: biomedicalengineering.esTimestamp 00:00 Intro01:18 Natalia’s Background 05:00 AI development for Neuro-imaging 07:33 What is neuroimaging 10:52 Progress of AI in MedTech14:35 Treatment using AI 18:23 Researcher or DeveloperSupport the showFollow or Connect with Rodney Moses:Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Donations Patreon | PayPal

Send us a Message In this exciting episode, we sat down with Charles Gellman , CEO & Co-founder of HiDO Health, an AI assisted robotics company that will alter the future of medicine and healthcare. We touched on many exciting things.Timestamp00:00 Intro 01:40 Charles’s Background 03:17 Background of HiDO Health05:16 HiDO Health Company Size and Location 07:38 Market Availability 09:00 How HiDO is helping older generations10:20 How HiDO can elevate pressure off the health care system 13:29 HiDO working principle18:23 HiDO shelf life 20:03 How HiDO has changed in the last 5 years21:46 Manufacturing Capacity 23:49 AI Capabilities of the HiDO29:26 Data Security matters 32:55 The interchangeability of HiDO34:50 Investors Support or Strategies 37:02 Different medical pills on performance of manchine38:47 Charles’s motivation Drive in MedTech41:07 mental resistance for starting a company HiDO health company website : https://us.hidohealth.comSupport the showFollow or Connect with Rodney Moses:Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Donations Patreon | PayPal

Send us a Message At 17, Joe invented a Gel that prevents excessive wound blood loss (Patent #: BR112014011442A8).  This led to the creation of Cresilon. The company recently got FDA Approved. Raising 100 MILLION USD Dollars along the way!! He was also listed on the Forbes 30 under 30 for 2023 North America ( https://www.forbes.com/30-under-30/2023/healthcare?profile=joe-landolina )This is an Exciting Discussion covering many points!!Timestamp:00:00 Part 2 Intro 00:59 Walter Reed Army Institute of Research 04:34 Importance of partnerships for companies 06:19 Intended use duration of CHG 08:39 Equilibrium point of CHG11:09 Possible Integration of Antibiotics 12:46 Hiring 13:46 What motivates Joe Landolina16:15 Diverse Team at Cresilon 19:18 Cresilon location 21:58 Joe’s Thoughts on the Future 24:04 Trauma Care for Average People 25:46 The process of Inventing a medical device 29:39 Juggling R&D and Finance in a start-up as CEO Cresilon Links:https://cresilon.com/https://www.forbes.com/profile/joe-landolina/?list=30under30-healthcare%2FSupport the showFollow or Connect with Rodney Moses:Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Donations Patreon | PayPal

Send us a Message At 17, Joe invented a Gel that prevents excessive wound blood loss (Patent #: BR112014011442A8).  This led to the creation of Cresilon. The company recently got FDA Approved. Raising 100 MILLION USD Dollars along the way!! He was also listed on the Forbes 30 under 30 for 2023 North America ( https://www.forbes.com/30-under-30/2023/healthcare?profile=joe-landolina )This is an Exciting Discussion covering many points!!TIMESTAMP: 00:00 Intro 01:59 Joe Landolina’s Background 04:10 Public Speaking Skills 05:25 Cresilon Gel Working principle 08:05 How the gel is delivered to healthcare professionals08:35 Shelf Life of the Cresilon’s Vetigel09:22 Basic biological principles of a blood clot10:14 How Cresilon’s Gels help the body stop bleeds without removing the natural seal when the gel is removed 12:15 Strategy with creating a product for animals first14:55 FDA Approved For Human Use. Cresilon Hemostatic Gel (CHG)!17:40 Risk Classification of CHG 18:56 Building up Cresilon from dorm room to 100 million VC raised funds23:45 Current manufacturing capacity 24:25 Traits to handle a start-up 26:07 How to Raise 100 Million US Dollars from Venture Capital 29:51 Transferable skills from a STEM background to Finance or start-up-related skill requirements 32:00 CHG infrastructure 34:41 Reaction Process 36:49 Market Launch for CHGCresilon Links:https://cresilon.com/https://www.forbes.com/profile/joe-landolina/?list=30under30-healthcare%2FSupport the showFollow or Connect with Rodney Moses:Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Donations Patreon | PayPal

Send us a Message In this episode, Rodney has an open floor discussion, co-hosted with Karandeep Singh Badwal who is the Host of The MedTech Podcast.Points Covered:1. Our backgrounds 2. What our podcasts are about? And why we started them 3. Question for Karandeep: Current affairs, what does the extension of MDR mean? Why it takes so long? 4. Question for Rodney: how you managed to travel around so much and what tips you would offer to those who may want or need to do the same for work, life etc. and MORE!!Timestamp00:00 Intro01:05 Karandeep’s Background 04:44 Rodney’s Background 08:46 Karandeep’s Journey 12:45  Rodney’s Journey 17:30 In person podcast recordings 20:00 Karandeep on Regulatory matters 28:55 Rodney’s Global Travel and life perspective 36:00 Benefits of travel  and exploring different cultures 41:20 Sources of motivation The MedTech Podcast (https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-medtech-podcast/id1567222630)Support the showFollow or Connect with Rodney Moses:Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Donations Patreon | PayPal

Send us a Message In this exciting episode, we sat down with Truels Lone, Co-Founder of VennDi, a new startup working to digitalize the process in which pain is mapped in young children between 5-13 years of age. We touched on many exciting things.(VIDEO AVAILABLE ON YOUTUBE!!)Timestamp00:00 Intro 01:55 Funding and intro VennDi03:30 External Approaches to Startups04:55 No need to reinvent the wheel05:55 Moving from engineering to business 07:30 University ownership of IP08:10 How we met10:22 Intro of VennDi 15:15 Meaning of VennDi 16:00 Picking Roles in a StartUp20:30 App Description25:00 Use of Avatars 27:47 Measuring pain and the biology 29:40 App interface 30:14 Money and time savedSupport the showFollow or Connect with Rodney Moses:Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Donations Patreon | PayPal

Send us a Message In this exciting episode, we sat down with Truels Lone, Co-Founder of VennDi, a new startup working to digitalize the process in which pain is mapped in young children between 5-13 years of age. We touched on many exciting things.(VIDEO AVAILABLE ON YOUTUBE!!)Timestamp00:00 PART 2 Intro00:34 What are the 2 main types of pain08:54 Approaches for Kids in App Design 10:46 Power of using an Avatar 12:59 Risk management 17:26 HMI design and users22:29 Infrastructure of the app25:33 ClinicalTrials 26:36 Estimated market launch 28:09 Delayed gratification approach 30:09 Lessons learnt from starting something new32:46 Securing Funding 34:51 TimingSupport the showFollow or Connect with Rodney Moses:Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Donations Patreon | PayPal

Send us a Message Cancer treatment comes with many side effects such as hair loss or nerve cell damage in the limbs. This is what Paxman Scalp Cooling is fighting to minimise in chemotherapy patients. In this episode, Rodney speaks to Richard Paxman OBE, CEO of Paxman Scalp Coolers about the medtech products they offer, their history and motivating factors. Additionally, talking about other exciting stuff.Timestamps:02:28 Intro03:38 Link to sister company (Brewfitt) 04:35 Entry into MedTech industry (history) 08:56 Description of the scalp cap09:53 Personalized Cap design for patients 12:32 New tech for pheripheral Neuropathy 15:02 How I met Richard Paxman 20:44 How I started working on the CIPN Machine 22:13 Richard’s perspective when he first met me 24:12 When to expect CIPN Machine on the market29:15 What makes the CIPN machine special 30:53 Other LESS KNOWN machines Paxman has made34:22 Working principle of the Scalp Cap35:54 What motivates Richard Paxman37:55 Richard’s view of the future 39:18 How to grow a MedTech company, entering new markets, securing fundingPaxman Working Principle (https://paxmanscalpcooling.com/science/)Support the showFollow or Connect with Rodney Moses:Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Donations Patreon | PayPal