Ricardo García Sánchez, MD
About Ricardo García Sánchez, MD
Ricardo García Sánchez, MD, is the Executive Director of Thrombosis Strategy, Worldwide Medical / Cardiovascular at Bristol Myers Squibb in Princeton, New Jersey. He has extensive experience in cardiovascular and thrombosis strategy, having held multiple leadership roles in this field.
Company
Ricardo García Sánchez, MD, currently holds the titles of Executive Director, Thrombosis Strategy, Worldwide Medical / Cardiovascular and Head, Eliquis & Thrombosis, Worldwide Medical Cardiovascular at Bristol Myers Squibb. His work focuses on driving the company's cardiovascular and thrombosis strategies, showcasing his extensive expertise in this field. He operates out of the company's Princeton, New Jersey office.
Previous Positions
Ricardo García Sánchez, MD, has held several key roles throughout his career. At Bristol Myers Squibb, he has served as Disease Area Head, US Medical Cardiovascular & Established Brands, Group Director, Cardiovascular Lead US Innovative Medicines, and Global Medical Director (Diabetes). He has also worked at AstraZeneca as Senior Global Medical Affairs Lead, and at GlaxoSmithKline as Asesor Medico. His diverse roles across top pharmaceutical companies highlight his extensive experience in medical leadership.
Education and Expertise
Ricardo García Sánchez, MD, earned his Medicina Licenciado from Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, where he studied from 1990 to 1997. His expertise spans a range of medical fields including cardiovascular, thrombosis, and diabetes. His academic background and professional roles underscore his deep understanding and strategic insights into these critical areas of healthcare.
Veterans Community Network Involvement
In addition to his professional responsibilities, Ricardo García Sánchez, MD, has served as the Global Lead for the Veterans Community Network (VCN) at Bristol Myers Squibb. Through the VCN, he plays a pivotal role in promoting the success of veteran service members and providing a supportive community for former military personnel. This involvement reflects his commitment to fostering a sense of belonging and support for veterans.