Tom Cavitt

Tom Cavitt has extensive work experience in the medical device industry, particularly in the field of medical education and training. Tom has held various senior-level positions in companies such as Apollo Endosurgery, Nine04 Group, Inc., Medela, Acelity, SomnoMed, Biomet, St. Jude Medical, and Ethicon, Inc.

In their most recent role as the Senior Director of Medical Education at Apollo Endosurgery, Tom is responsible for overseeing medical education programs within the company.

Prior to that, Tom worked as the Principle at Nine04 Group, Inc., where they held a leadership position.

Tom also served as the Director of Medical Affairs and Education at Medela, where they demonstrated strong skills in education and contract negotiation with KOLs (Key Opinion Leaders) and speakers.

Before joining Medela, Tom worked as the Associate Director of Medical Education at Acelity, where they executed and provided logistics support for various medical education events.

Prior to that, they held the position of Director of Professional Education/Director of Operations and Training at SomnoMed and Renew Sleep Solutions, where they were responsible for the execution of medical education programs and training.

Tom also worked as the Director of Global Education at Biomet, where they oversaw educational activities worldwide, including physician and sales training, course content development, and key opinion leader recruitment.

Earlier in their career, they served as the Senior Manager of Academic Development at St. Jude Medical, where they developed training courses for pain fellows, physicians, and surgeons.

At Ethicon, Inc., Tom held the position of Manager of Professional Education, where they received multiple awards for their contributions in medical education and sales.

Overall, Tom Cavitt's work experience demonstrates their expertise in medical education, training, and contract negotiation, making him a valuable asset in the medical device industry.

Tom Cavitt completed a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Double Major in Government/History at The University of Texas at Austin in 1996.