The Med Tech Leadership Program curriculum was designed based on firsthand research and interviews with industry professionals, CEOs, venture capitalists, angel investors, and seasoned Med Tech entrepreneurs. The goal was to provide aspiring entrepreneurs and Med Tech professionals with the complete picture of how to bring a regulated medical device or digital health product to market.

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE)- Anthony Wilds, a 15-year-old from Pawtucket, has created his own invention to alleviate his almost constant symptoms of Raynaud’s Disease.

Alongside the New England Medical Innovation Center, the sophomore at the Metropolitan Regional Career and Technical Center unveiled his product known as “HotBandz.” This product serves as a heated band wrapped around the forearm and promotes circulation in the extremities.

OCTO Product Development and Justin Sirotin released the newest episode of the Beyond Innovation podcast- with our own Aidan Petrie. Justin and Aidan discuss what it actually means to "navigate the valley of death", alongside some of the many facets of Med Tech innovation.

Today we're highlighting a longtime program fellow of ours, Lura Health.

Lura's mission is to provide everyone with continual streams of critical health data, anytime, anywhere, to prevent health emergencies, manage chronic diseases, and achieve health goals.

Saliva is an incredible diagnostic fluid and is used to test over 1,000 health conditions. However, there is no way to continually analyze saliva as it relies on one-time sampling and lab analysis.

There is a movement of Fintech startups that have broken out of their sector to fight the high costs of healthcare in the United States.

Part of what makes the American healthcare system so expensive is the reliance on a fee-for-service (FFS) model of healthcare provision. A doctor provides a service such as prescribing a drug, test, or procedure and then receives payment. Healthcare industry experts point at the FFS model as the reason behind the over-prescription of tests, procedures, and drugs.

Providence, RI - May 20, 2021 – The 2nd cohort of NEMIC’s Med Tech Leadership Program participants graduates after educational pitch event on Monday evening, May 18th.

The Med Tech Leadership Program is NEMIC’s signature educational program designed to teach innovators, entrepreneurs, industry, clinicians, investors, and anyone interested in learning a holistic view of regulated medical technology development, best commercialization practices, and business leadership for regulated medical technologies.

NEMIC Fellow, ResusciTech, Named a Top 2020 MassChallenge Finalists- Rhode Island.

Congratulations to a NEMIC Fellow, Lura Health on being awarded a National Science Foundation (NSF) Phase I SBIR grant for $256,000. This grant will support the development of their current intra-oral salivary pH monitor and help them progress towards the ultimate vision of creating a comprehensive personal health management system, using saliva as a diagnostic medium.

a blog post by Managing Partner, Aidan Petrie

In the years that I have taught innovation and worked with many hundreds of companies, big and small, we hear over and over again that we have to go in search of problems to solve as a route to innovation.

Providence, RI - June 29, 2020 – The New England Medical Innovation Center (NEMIC), New England’s Premier Med Tech Venture Studio who supports innovators to bring their medical ideas forward, announces the completion of their 9-month, 16 class, 8 workshop education program. The Med Tech Leadership Program, in partnership with Real Jobs Rhode Island, is a demand-driven workforce and economic development initiative designed to train the next generation of entrepreneurs, startup executives, and industry professionals in Rhode Island’s medical technology ecosystem.

Can you believe how fast April went by? As the NEMIC staff continue to work from home due to the status of COVID-19, we still strive on delivering you insightful episodes on a variety of topics. We had our own Tom Chiginsky deliver an episode co-hosted with Amazon’s Alexa! Plus we looked at COVID-19’s impact on the workplace and HR.

Can you believe how fast April went by? As the NEMIC staff continue to work from home due to the status of COVID-19, we still strive on delivering you insightful episodes on a variety of topics. We had our own Tom Chiginsky deliver an episode co-hosted with Amazon’s Alexa! Plus we looked at COVID-19’s impact on the workplace and HR.

There is some confusion over the EUA guidelines, what they mean for innovators in the MedTech field, how to use them well and what to watch out for. Read the blog for clarity on EUA submissions.

Hello April! Take a look back on the most recent #MedTechMonday podcast episodes published in March. We had 5 guests join us over 3 episodes to discuss topics like venture studios, medically focused product developers, and tips for researches and early-stage entrepreneurs who are translating their research into market ready medical products.

Congratulations! You are ready to dip your toes into the commercial waters and begin the process of transforming your technology into a product or business. Not so fast. Before you do anything, there are 3 crucial things you need to know about intellectual property and talking about your idea in public realms. Take note: These tips can mean the difference between whether your innovation sinks or swims.

Interested in we can support you, a #MedTech #Entrepreneur, during this uncertain time? We can help you bring your idea forward and reach your next milestone from home. Read our latest program update to find the best support for your venture.

We believe that Med Tech offers a very interesting investment opportunity and methodology. Strangely, the FDA's development process configures that methodology. How so..?

We have never been comfortable with the concept of "accelerator" in the Med Tech space. The notion may be appropriate in other arenas, but Med Tech commercialization is a marathon, not a sprint…