Chuck Gibson
About Chuck Gibson
Chuck Gibson is a Principal R&D Engineer at Boston Scientific specializing in diagnostic and therapeutic ablation catheters, with over 27 years of experience in catheter-based systems and 28 patents in steerable catheter technology.
Company
Chuck Gibson is currently employed at Boston Scientific. His role focuses on diagnostic and therapeutic ablation catheters. This position allows him to continuously innovate within the field of cardiac electrophysiology, ensuring the company's leadership in medical technology.
Title
Chuck Gibson holds the title of Principal R&D Engineer. His primary responsibilities involve the development and enhancement of diagnostic and therapeutic ablation catheters. His role demands a deep understanding of complex engineering principles and advanced catheter technologies.
Education and Expertise
Chuck Gibson completed his education with a degree in Technical Management from Southern New Hampshire University (2003-2007), a degree in Mechanical Engineering from Northeastern University (2000-2003), and a degree in Computer Science from Franklin Institute of Technology (1983-1985). He has extensive knowledge in steerable sheath technology and cardiac electrophysiology.
Background
Chuck Gibson's career began at Draper Laboratory as Engineer 1, then moved to various roles at CR Bard, and later, Boston Scientific. His expertise in catheter systems spans over 27 years. At CR Bard, he worked in multiple positions ranging from Associate Engineer to Staff R&D Engineer, significantly contributing to advanced catheter and systems technologies.
Achievements
Chuck Gibson holds over 28 patents in steerable catheter technology. He has developed foundational knowledge in radiofrequency and alternate ablation methods to correct cardiac arrhythmias. His experience also includes portfolio building, interacting with marketing, quality, and regulatory functions, and mentoring emerging engineering talent.