BD’s Tesh Elavia unpacks his own career, suggests new engineers don’t shy away from challenges

Update: 2024-12-06

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In this episode of the DeviceTalks Weekly Podcast, Host Tom Salemi unpacks the career of Tesh Elavia, vice president of research and development at BD’s surgery division. Elavia’s parents strongly encouraged him to leave his home in India to study in the states. Listeners will hear how he built that uncertain start into a stellar MedTech career.

This episode is sponsored by FPT. Learn more about the company in the podcast or visit FPTsoftware.com

MassDevice Editor Chris Newmarker kicks this off with the Newmarker’s Newsmakers - Edwards Lifesciences, GE Healthcare, Movano Health, Boston Scientific and layoffs in the MedTech Industry.

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BD’s Tesh Elavia unpacks his own career, suggests new engineers don’t shy away from challenges

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BD’s Tesh Elavia unpacks his own career, suggests new engineers don’t shy away from challenges

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BD’s Tesh Elavia unpacks his own career, suggests new engineers don’t shy away from challenges