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On this episode of Boldly, Tamara Mason speaks with fourth year medical student Gabriel Georges. Gabriel is a co-founder at Puzzle Medical Devices and a 2019 Joule Innovation grants recipient.
Gabriel shares what sparked his interest in pursuing innovation as an aspiring cardiologist, how he grew his team, where he hopes to see innovation in Canada go—and how medical schools can help us get there.
Listen to learn how Gabriel’s idea, a minimally invasive heart pump that assembles like a puzzle inside the patient, came to be.
Gabriel shares what sparked his interest in pursuing innovation as an aspiring cardiologist, how he grew his team, where he hopes to see innovation in Canada go—and how medical schools can help us get there.
Listen to learn how Gabriel’s idea, a minimally invasive heart pump that assembles like a puzzle inside the patient, came to be.
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