Kimberly Meyer

Kimberly Meyer has a diverse work experience in the healthcare industry. Kimberly is currently working as a Professional Education Program Manager at SPR Therapeutics, Inc. Their responsibilities in this role are not specified.

Prior to their current position, Kimberly worked at Edwards Lifesciences for a duration of 11 years. Kimberly held the role of Sr Product Support Specialist from January 2018 to July 2022. In this position, they were responsible for orienting new hires worldwide to Global Technical Support, diagnosing and triaging product issues, advising internal and external customers on product specifications, and generating appropriate transactions.

Before their role as a Sr Product Support Specialist, Kimberly worked as a Clinical Education Consultant at Edwards Lifesciences from December 2011 to December 2017. In this role, they provided clinical support for physicians and nurses on new medical products, advocated for Edwards portfolio and implemented hospital usage, and fostered relationships with Critical Care Teams to improve patient outcomes.

Additionally, Kimberly worked at SpecialtyCare, Inc. as a Cardiovascular Monitoring Technician from March 2008 to December 2012. Their responsibilities included assisting with placing medical devices, operating various equipment, and documenting products and services provided.

Overall, Kimberly Meyer has a strong background in healthcare, with experience in program management, product support, clinical education, and monitoring cardiovascular patients.

Kimberly Meyer obtained their Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Biology/Biological Sciences from Coe College, graduating in the year 2004. Kimberly then pursued further education and completed a Master's degree in Public Health from Creighton University, which they completed in 2017. In 2006, Kimberly attended Hennepin Technical College where they obtained certification as an Emergency Medical Technician. Kimberly also briefly attended Normandale Community College in 2007 and the University of Minnesota in 2009, although the fields of study or degrees obtained during these periods are not specified.