Tech Talks for Health Tech - Wearable Sensors in Healthcare & Life Science

Tech Talks for Health Tech

Health Tech is where healthcare and life sciences converge with technology. It encompasses everything from clinical data systems and digital health tools to biotech analytics platforms. If you work with data that improves patient outcomes, accelerates discovery, or ensures compliance—you’re part of Health Tech.

Who Should Attend:

* Data & Technology Professionals: Software engineers, data scientists, data engineers, product managers, UX designers, cybersecurity specialists.

* Health & Life Sciences Experts: Clinical researchers, R&D teams, biostatisticians, lab managers, regulatory professionals.

* Decision-Makers & Oversight Leaders: Executives, compliance officers, investors, and policy influencers shaping digital health strategies.

Our first speaker is Joseph Kim, Chief Strategy Officer at Proof Pilot. Thanks to Neuroflow for hosting us.

Wearable Sensors in Healthcare and Life Sciences

Ever since the FitBit was launched 16 years ago, the promise of wearable sensors created a buzz among techies, investors, patients and healthcare. We imagined a world where disease diagnoses and monitoring were automagic and habits of the quantified self would transition us out of the world of “sick care” and into the world of true “health care.”

Well, guess what – that didn’t happen.

Yet the wearable devices became increasingly sophisticated (and expensive). And while investment in and revenue from a variety of wearable device companies grew, the medical and scientific community has not adopted any of these devices at scale. While it’s easy to blame this lack of progress on fear of change, regulatory hurdles, or incumbents protecting their cheese, the fact of the matter is that medical science has a different scale of advancement and proof point milestones than does technology. Mashing these two worlds together is extremely difficult.

Joseph Kim

As Chief Strategy Officer, Joseph Kim brings over 26 years of pharmaceutical research expertise to ProofPilot. Prior to ProofPilot he served in a senior leadership role as Senior Advisor in Lilly’s Digital Health Office, focusing on wearable sensor research. He brings a wide array of pharmaceutical research industry knowledge, integrating his experience working for a wide variety of organizations, including multiple Sponsors such as Merck and Takeda (Shire), as well as CROs, and technology vendors. He has a robust combination of experience across all phases of clinical research, and a well-known history of innovation in the industry, recognized as one of the “Top 100 individuals on the 2015 MedicineMakers Power List,” and “20 Innovators Changing the Face of the Clinical Trials Industry” by CenterWatch. He holds a BS in Molecular Biology from Lehigh University and an MBA from Villanova.

Location: Neuroflow

1601 Market St

Suite 1500

Philadelphia

Host or Publisher Chariot Solutions