Pat Hanlon
About Pat Hanlon
Pat Hanlon is a Senior Marketing and Product Manager at Teleflex Medical/Arrow, specializing in Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery.
Current Role at Teleflex Medical
Pat Hanlon serves as a Senior Marketing and Product Manager at Teleflex Medical, specifically within the Cardiac Care division. Hanlon is also responsible for marketing innovation, focusing on product management for Teleflex Medical – Arrow International. This role involves overseeing product-related activities and marketing initiatives within the cardiology and cardiac surgery sectors.
Education and Qualifications
Pat Hanlon obtained a Master of Science in Nursing Education (MSNEd) from the University of Phoenix, where he studied from 2005 to 2007. Prior to this, he earned a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a concentration in Marketing from Bradley University, attending from 1981 to 1983. These qualifications underpin his expertise in both medical education and business management.
Tenure at Teleflex Medical/Arrow International
Hanlon has been with Teleflex Medical, specifically the Arrow International division, since January 2007. Over more than a decade, he has held various senior roles, contributing significantly to product research and development and marketing within the company.
Expertise in Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery
Pat Hanlon specializes in the cardiology and cardiac surgery areas of the medical industry. His role at Teleflex Medical - Cardiac Care involves working closely with clinical and product research and development teams to advance medical solutions for cardiac care.
Experience in Clinical Research and Development
Hanlon has a robust background in clinical research and product research and development. His experience in these areas assists Teleflex Medical in delivering innovative medical products and solutions, particularly in the cardiac care segment. His work involves identifying new market opportunities and supporting the development of products that meet the needs of healthcare providers and patients.