OMRON Healthcare Europe
Sarah Lee is a seasoned HR professional with extensive experience across various sectors. Currently serving as Senior HR Business Partner EMEA at OMRON Healthcare Europe since March 2024, Sarah previously held the position of HR Manager at ViCentra, a medical device scale-up in the Netherlands, from April 2015 to February 2024. Prior to this, Sarah worked as a Freelance Recruiter and HR consultant while pursuing a Master’s degree in Global Human Resources Management, successfully recruiting high-value positions for renowned clients like Tommy Hilfiger. Sarah’s earlier career includes roles as Recruitment Manager at The Workline Group, where responsibilities encompassed comprehensive management of recruitment processes and client relations, and as Senior Recruiter at Hays Specialist Recruitment, managing technical recruitment for prominent organizations. Academic qualifications include a Master’s degree in Global Human Resources Management from the University of Liverpool, alongside intensive language studies at the University of Amsterdam and an LLB from Northumbria University.
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OMRON Healthcare Europe
Committed to improving people's lives, OMRON Healthcare provides clinically proven, innovative medical equipment for health monitoring and therapy. With over 300 million blood pressure monitors sold, OMRON Healthcare is market leader in digital blood pressure monitors for both home and professional use. Our product portfolio includes blood pressure monitors, nebulizers, electronic thermometers and activity counters as well as body composition monitors and professional medical devices. For many decades, OMRON’s devices have helped people to prevent, treat and manage lifestyle diseases both at home and in clinical practice in more than 100 countries in the world. OMRON Healthcare Group is headquartered in Kyoto, Japan. OMRON Healthcare Europe B.V. is the healthcare division for Europe, Russia, Middle East and Africa, and provides service to customers in more than 70 countries.