Jacqueline Nerney Welch
About Jacqueline Nerney Welch
Jacqueline Nerney Welch is the Vice President of Global Clinical and Scientific Operations & Medical Director at Teleflex Incorporated, overseeing multiple medical fields and contributing to business strategy at NeoTract Interventional Urology.
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Jacqueline Nerney Welch is currently the Vice President, Global Clinical and Scientific Operations & Medical Director, NeoTract IUBU, CMA at Teleflex Incorporated.
Current Role at Teleflex Incorporated
Jacqueline Nerney Welch serves as the Vice President for Global Clinical and Scientific Operations and Medical Director for NeoTract IUBU, CMA at Teleflex Incorporated, based in Pleasanton, California. In her role, she oversees clinical operations, scientific affairs, and scientific communications across multiple medical fields including urology, cardiology, anesthesia, emergency medicine, and surgery. Additionally, she contributes to the overall business strategy for NeoTract Interventional Urology.
Education and Expertise
Jacqueline holds a Doctor of Medicine degree in Medicine and a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University. She also earned an MS and a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University and studied in the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Moreover, she completed an accelerated program at the University of California, Berkeley. Her education uniquely blends medical and engineering perspectives, which she has integrated into strategy, research, and development roles over her career.
Previous Experience
Jacqueline's career includes a series of roles at Teleflex Incorporated, starting as Medical Director, CMA from 2017 to 2019, moving up to Sr. Director, Global Clinical Operations and Scientific Services from 2019 to 2021, and currently holds her vice president role. Prior to Teleflex, she worked at NeoTract as Director of Medical Affairs for 12 years and had brief roles at Exploramed II, Inc., Sun Microsystems, and Cbyon. Additionally, she gained research and intern experience at Stanford University, Naval Research Laboratory, Pfizer, NASA Ames Research Center, and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
Achievements
Jacqueline has 15 years of experience integrating medical and engineering perspectives in various strategies, research, and development initiatives. She has actively contributed to patents and publications in her field. Beyond her executive duties, she participates in professional organizations and community initiatives.