Brian Cahoon
About Brian Cahoon
Brian Cahoon serves as the Director of Clinical Pathology at Techcyte in Utah County, Utah, since 2024. He has a diverse background in business architecture and clinical pathology, with experience in executive roles across various industries.
Work at Techcyte
Brian Cahoon has been serving as the Director of Clinical Pathology at Techcyte since 2024. In this role, he focuses on integrating clinical pathology with advanced technologies. His position is based in Utah County, Utah, where he has been contributing for six months. His expertise in automating cell classification using digital microscopy and machine learning aligns with Techcyte's mission to enhance diagnostic processes.
Education and Expertise
Brian Cahoon holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering from Brigham Young University, which he completed from 1992 to 1997. He also earned a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a focus on Entrepreneurship and Information Systems from the University of Colorado Denver between 1999 and 2001. His educational background supports his strong expertise in both clinical pathology and business architecture.
Background
Brian Cahoon has a diverse professional background, having held various roles across multiple industries, including technology and healthcare. He began his career at Redmond High School and progressed through numerous positions, including Chief Executive Officer at Inertial Sense, Inc. and Business Architecture Sr Manager at Accenture. His career reflects a transition from sales and consulting to executive leadership, demonstrating his versatility.
Achievements
Throughout his career, Brian Cahoon has achieved significant milestones, particularly in automating cell classification through digital microscopy and machine learning. His leadership roles have included positions such as Sales Director at PropelPLM and Sr Practice Director at Inspirage, where he leveraged his technical and managerial skills to drive business success. His experience in these roles has contributed to his comprehensive understanding of both clinical and business environments.