Webinars & Events

This session spotlighted physician and surgical entrepreneurs who are transforming clinical insight into medical device innovation. Moderated by a Boston MedTech leader, the discussion featured founders tackling unmet needs—from respiratory care to surgical navigation—sharing lessons learned and the power of clinician-led innovation.

In this Suntra webinar, experts shared practical guidance on integrating usability and human factors engineering throughout medical device development. The discussion covered how to align UX strategy with regulatory expectations, reduce usability risks, and design products that are safe, intuitive, and market-ready.

In this Suntra webinar, Nick Lesniewski-Laas shared expert insights on the pitfalls of Bluetooth integration in medical devices. The session covered best practices in workflow and protocol design, as well as strategies to close common security gaps—helping teams create reliable, connected healthcare products.

In this Suntra webinar, speakers explored how innovation happens—from individual inspiration to collaborative breakthroughs. The session offered insights on building creative teams, overcoming design roadblocks, and adapting creative processes in a post-COVID world to keep ideas—and innovation—flowing.

In this MassMEDIC and Suntra event, Nancy Wogrin Confrey and Dr. Angelique Johnson shared their journeys as trailblazers in the medical technology industry. The discussion highlighted leadership, mentorship, and the importance of building strong networks that empower women across the MedTech ecosystem.

In this Suntra-sponsored MDG webinar, experts Alex Therrien, Shanthi Ramakrishnan, and Carlos Castro-Gonzalez discussed how connected medical devices can reduce patient exposure and improve care at home. The session explored empathy-driven design, accessibility, and strategies to increase adoption in diverse patient populations.

In this MassMEDIC and Suntra webinar, Jim Turner, Vicki Anastasi, and Justin Kelly shared strategies for addressing the regulatory, technical, and reimbursement challenges of home-use devices. The discussion covered risk mitigation, lifecycle management, and how telemedicine and cybersecurity shape the future of connected home healthcare.

In this MassMEDIC and Suntra webinar, experts Brian Johnson, Adam Jacobs, and Alex Therrien explored how to design home-use medical devices that balance the needs of patients, clinicians, and manufacturers. The discussion offered practical insights on usability, connectivity, and driving successful product adoption in real-world settings.

In this Suntra-sponsored NH Tech Alliance event, leaders Adam Jacobs, Alex Therrien, and Jim Turner shared strategies for turning ideas into market-ready medical devices. The discussion highlighted how clear user needs, defined requirements, and early risk assessment drive smoother, more successful development.

In this Suntra webinar, industry and hospital IT experts examined the growing cybersecurity risks tied to connected medical devices. The panel shared lessons from real-world attacks, including Boston Children’s Hospital, and outlined strategies for building resilient systems that protect patient data and ensure device safety.

In this Suntra webinar, experts shared strategies for making design transfer an ongoing, collaborative process rather than a single milestone. The session highlighted how early communication, DFx optimization, and supply chain planning help ensure a smooth transition from development to manufacturing—accelerating time-to-market and improving quality.

In this Suntra webinar, experts demonstrated how Systems Engineering drives success in complex medical device programs. The session explored how early integration, clear requirements, and disciplined processes improve performance, predictability, and regulatory compliance—turning multifaceted development efforts into commercially viable healthcare solutions.