Deborah Kilpatrick
About Deborah Kilpatrick
Deborah Kilpatrick is the Co-Founder of Medtech Women and serves as the Executive Chair of the Board at Evidation Health. She has a PhD and has held leadership roles in the medical technology sector, including as Chief Commercial Officer at CardioDx.
Work at MedtechWOMEN
Deborah Kilpatrick serves as the Co-Founder of MedtechWOMEN, an organization dedicated to advancing the role of women in the medical technology sector. Through her leadership, MedtechWOMEN fosters a community that supports networking, mentorship, and professional development for women in the industry. The organization aims to address gender disparities and promote inclusivity within the medical technology field.
Current Role at Evidation Health
Deborah Kilpatrick holds the position of Executive Chair of the Board at Evidation Health. In this role, she contributes to the strategic direction and governance of the company, which focuses on digital health and real-world evidence. Her leadership is instrumental in guiding the company’s mission to improve health outcomes through innovative technology.
Previous Experience at CardioDx
Kilpatrick previously worked at CardioDx as the Chief Commercial Officer. In this capacity, she was responsible for overseeing commercial strategies and operations. Her experience at CardioDx provided her with insights into the medical diagnostics industry and the commercialization of innovative healthcare solutions.
Education and Expertise
Deborah Kilpatrick holds a PhD, showcasing her advanced knowledge and expertise in her field. Her academic background supports her work in medical technology and health innovation. She has contributed to scholarly discussions, including co-authoring an article titled 'Challenging the null hypothesis,' which reflects her engagement with research and critical analysis in healthcare.
Contributions to Gender Equity and Women's Health
Kilpatrick has been actively involved in discussions surrounding gender equity in clinical studies and the representation of women in the medical device and diagnostics industries. She has participated in events that address the impact of chronic stress on women's health and has contributed to conversations about innovative product development, particularly in the transition from hospital to home care.