🚀 MedTech innovator & program manager. Sharing insights on medical device development, project management, and innovative tech solutions.
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GIVEAWAY ALERT!
I’m giving away 2 brand-new hard copies of the Python Automation Cookbook – Third Edition by Jaime Buelta, published by Packt.
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Two winners will be selected, and each winner will receive one hard copy of the book.
Check Review of the Book: clcoding.com/2026/08/python-…
“Grit… means that somebody sees the long-term goal and they push through any obstacles… with the end in mind.”
— Blood, Sweat, and Pixels
This quote hits hard for anyone who’s spent time building a startup, a system, a story - for me it was a product in surgical robotics.
Here’s one of my own early career stories:
That project didn’t ship.
But the lessons did.
And because of that experience, I showed up stronger on the next one.
And the one after that.
Future products did make it into the hands of surgeons — and continue to help patients to this day.
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BACK-TO-BACK STANLEY CUP CHAMPIONS!
ALT Navy background graphic. From left to right, cutouts of: Matthew Tkachuk, the Stanley Cup, and Aleksander Barkov Sam Reinhart, Sam Bennett Carter Verhaeghe, Gustav Forsling, Sergei Bobrovsky, Anton Lundell, Brad Marchand, and Aaron Ekblad Evan Rodrigues, Jesper Boqvist, Nate Schmidt, Niko Mikkola, Jonah Gadjovich, and Eetu Luostarinen In beige font: “2025 Stanley Cup” and in large red font: “Champions” Underneath, from left to right, cutouts of: Jaycob Megna, Mackie Samoskevich, Tomas Nosek, Dmitry Kulikov, Seth Jones, A.J. Greer, Uvis Balinskis, Vitek Vanecek, and Nico Sturm 
The 2025 Stanley Cup Champions logo is at the bottom.
Welcome to Episode 1 of MedTech Project Management Mastery! Today, we set the stage for success with a clear vision, the right team, and robust regulatory practices. Read the full article on Medium: medium.com/@SLMedTech/settin…
This disciplined approach lays the foundation for med tech innovations that are safe, effective, and market-ready. In Episode 2, we’ll dive deeper into building cross-functional teams and fostering agile collaboration as your projects scale.
I’d love to hear your thoughts: What strategies have you found effective for setting clear goals, building the right team, or ensuring regulatory compliance? Join the conversation on my X profile and share your experiences. Read the full article on Medium and follow me on X @slmedtech: medium.com/@SLMedTech/settin…
After years of exploring different tech frontiers, I’m rebranding my profile to focus on what truly drives me: MedTech innovation and program management.
My background in developing advanced medical devices and managing complex projects has taught me a lot about aligning vision, building teams, and navigating regulatory challenges.
In this new chapter, I’ll be sharing practical insights, project management strategies, and lessons from the med tech field—all aimed at helping you bring innovative solutions to life.
Excited to share this journey with you—let’s innovate together!
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Some thoughts on maximalism… let me say this as clearly as I can – the crypto industry has a real shot, here and now, to achieve the many goals we have in common, IF we work together instead of tearing each other down. This is not, and never will be, a zero-sum game.
• I own XRP, BTC, and ETH among a handful of others – we live in a multichain world, and I’ve advocated for a level-playing field, instead of one token versus another.
• If a govt digital asset reserve is created - I believe it should be representative of the industry, not just one token (whether it be BTC, XRP or anything else).
• Maximalism remains the enemy of crypto progress, and I’m very glad to see fewer and fewer folks ascribe to this outdated and misinformed thinking.
Sergio retweeted
Yes
ELON: STUDY ENGINEERING! ITS LIKE MAGIC...
"You can’t really study 'technology' and all science/engineering requires 'math'.
People should study engineering.
That is the closest thing to magic that exists in the real world."
Source: @elonmusk