Valeriya Lomteva (Panteleeva)
About Valeriya Lomteva (Panteleeva)
Valeriya Lomteva (Panteleeva) is the Single Use Imaging Manager Endoscopy Growth Emerging Markets at Boston Scientific in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. She has a background in medical physics and sales management, with experience at Unix Medical Group, Federal Neurosurgery Hospital named after Burdenko, and M-Medica Ltd.
Current Position at Boston Scientific
Valeriya Lomteva (Panteleeva) is currently positioned as the Single Use Imaging Manager for Endoscopy Growth in Emerging Markets at Boston Scientific. She has been working in this role since 2015. Based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, she is responsible for overseeing the development and expansion of single-use imaging solutions within the endoscopy market across emerging regions.
Previous Role at Unix Medical Group
Prior to her current role, Valeriya Lomteva worked as a Senior Sales Manager for Radiation Therapy at Unix Medical Group. She served in this role from 2014 to 2015, handling sales operations and strategies related to radiation therapy equipment. The position was based in Moscow, Russian Federation, where she contributed to the growth of the company's market share in this specialized medical field.
Experience at Federal Neurosurgery Hospital Named After Burdenko
In 2013, Valeriya Lomteva joined the Federal Neurosurgery Hospital named after Burdenko as a Medical Physicist. During her tenure, which lasted for 5 months, she worked in Moscow, focusing on medical physics applications in neurosurgery. This role added valuable experience in a highly specialized and technical field, contributing to her professional growth in the medical industry.
Educational Background at National Research Nuclear University MEPhI
Valeriya Lomteva holds a Specialist degree in Experimental and Theoretical Physics, with a focus on Medical Nuclear Physics, from the National Research Nuclear University MEPhI (Moscow Engineering Physics Institute). She completed this 6-year program from 2008 to 2014. Her education provided a strong foundation in both theoretical and practical aspects of medical physics, equipping her with the expertise required for her subsequent professional roles.