My initial weeks involved comprehensive training sessions – from embedded software to hardware engineering, a bit of everything was covered. Additionally, I had the chance to informally meet some India based partners, attend MedTech conferences with the aim to stay abreast of market trends and networking.
Although I’ve only been here a few months, I doesn’t feel that way as everyone is so approachable. My manager, Shruti and the Commercial Director, Alex have been so helpful in making me understand the existing clients, product, and ample opportunities for Business Development.
With a decade of experience in the healthcare industry in India, working for major companies such as Medtronic, Danaher, and Schiller, I have witnessed the healthcare transformation from treatment to preventative care and from healthcare to MedTech, with a growing emphasis on automation, AI, and remote monitoring.
Fuelled by VCs and various Government initiatives e.g., Make in India, National Digital Health Mission, eSanjeevani and National Health Stack, various verticals such as remote medical devices, fitness apps and corporate wellness are coming together to build the newly formed MedTech industry.
Today one can monitor many vital signs remotely, from blood sugar to ECG to glucose biomarkers. The industry has come a long way from step count and this development, combined with the increasing awareness of preventive healthcare in India will be revolutionary for the health industry.
Today, I couldn’t be prouder to be a part of B-Secur, where we are advancing heart health technology and enabling greater accuracy for cardiac monitoring!
The one-word answer is yes! However, from what I have observed in the past few months, I would like to elaborate on the activities that are happening in parallel but are driven by the same goal.