How to Translate your Medical Device Idea from Concept to Reality

Interview with Michael Sinsheimer, Founder of Medtech Catalyst

Okay, so you have this great idea for a medical device.  You think it could really be a game changer.  Now what?  Who’s going to build it?  What about patents?  Will it pass through the regulatory system?  Reimbursement?  The list goes on and on.  In this interview with Michael Sinsheimer, we learn how Medtech Catalyst helps physicians, engineers, and academic medical centers translate their medical device concepts into reality.

Interview Highlights with Michael Sinsheimer

  • What is Medtech Catalyst and what role do they play in bringing medical devices to market?
  • Why are more medical device companies seeking international approval before US approval?
  • Large medical device companies are becoming more active with their venture arms.  Will this trend continue?
  • What does the future hold for medical device venture capital and angel funding?
  • The evolution of outsourced R&D departments within large medical device companies.
  • Michael’s background and successes that helped propel his medical device career.
  • Do you have an idea for a medical device?  2 questions you need to ask yourself.
Guest
Michael Sinsheimer
President and Founder of Medtech Catalyst

Michael Sinsheimer is the President and Founder of Medtech Catalyst, which partners with physician inventors and academic medical centers in an effort to commercialize their innovations. Medtech Catalyst currently has 8 portfolio companies.  Michael has a MBA from New York University and a MHA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.  Do you have an idea for a medical device?  If so, email Michael at msinsheimer@carolina.rr.com.

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Okay, so you have this great idea for a medical device.  You think it could really be a game changer.  Now what?  Who’s going to build it?  What about patents?  Will it pass through the regulatory system?  Reimbursement?  The list goes on and on.  In this interview with Michael Sinsheimer, we learn how Medtech Catalyst helps physicians, engineers, and academic medical centers translate their medical device concepts into reality.

Interview Highlights with Michael Sinsheimer

  • What is Medtech Catalyst and what role do they play in bringing medical devices to market?
  • Why are more medical device companies seeking international approval before US approval?
  • Large medical device companies are becoming more active with their venture arms.  Will this trend continue?
  • What does the future hold for medical device venture capital and angel funding?
  • The evolution of outsourced R&D departments within large medical device companies.
  • Michael’s background and successes that helped propel his medical device career.
  • Do you have an idea for a medical device?  2 questions you need to ask yourself.
Guest
Michael Sinsheimer
President and Founder of Medtech Catalyst

Michael Sinsheimer is the President and Founder of Medtech Catalyst, which partners with physician inventors and academic medical centers in an effort to commercialize their innovations. Medtech Catalyst currently has 8 portfolio companies.  Michael has a MBA from New York University and a MHA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.  Do you have an idea for a medical device?  If so, email Michael at msinsheimer@carolina.rr.com.

Download a copy of the interview transcript right here.
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