Integrity Orthopaedics, Inc.
Kevin Maloney serves as the Director of Regulatory and Quality at Integrity Orthopaedics, Inc., a role held since November 2021, overseeing foundational regulatory and quality requirements for medical device commercialization. Prior to this position, Maloney was a Quality Manager II at Boston Scientific, managing a team to support the manufacturing of metal implantable medical devices. Additional experience includes a Quality Manager role at Edwards Lifesciences, where responsibilities encompassed managing engineers and specialists in manufacturing and complaint analysis, and previous positions focusing on supplier quality engineering and component engineering at both Boston Scientific and Cameron Health. Maloney holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Michigan Technological University, obtained in 2008.
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Integrity Orthopaedics, Inc.
Integrity Orthopaedics emerges as a pioneering force dedicated to redefining the landscape of soft tissue repair. Their mission is to revolutionize the approach to rotator cuff repair, overcoming traditional limitations by enabling robust initial repair strength while fostering an optimal environment for healing. At the heart of our innovation lies a deep understanding of the ideal conditions for tendon healing. These conditions encompass four essential attributes: immediate strength, minimal tendon mobility, broad points of fixation, and an optimal biologic environment. With the Integrity Orthopaedics device, surgeons gain the ability to consistently realize these critical objectives with unparalleled efficiency. Central to the Integrity Orthopaedics’ culture is a steadfast commitment to enhancing patient care on a broad scale. The esteemed founders of Integrity Orthopaedics boast an impressive track record in this regard, honed through their successful endeavors at Rotation Medical (acquired by Smith & Nephew in 2017). Drawing from this wealth of experience, they stand poised to spearhead a transformative shift in one of orthopaedics' most challenging arenas.