Stéphane Méthot Msc Phd Email and Phone Number

Bachelor in mechanical engineering, MScA in biomedical engineering, with a PhD in experimental medicine and a post-doctorate in biotechnology, cumulating 30 years of experience in the fields of regenerative medicine and biotechnology (author on over 50 scientific publications), as well as medical devices, where proficiency in project management of fundamental, pre-clinical, and clinical research was acquired. A strong experience as a Medical Science Liaison, involved in post-marketing studies, interacting with key opinion leaders, presenting key research results in international meetings, and conducting scientific training for field sales personnel. Also a strong background in design control, risk management, usability engineering and test verification/validation.Professional Achievements• Contributed to the development & FDA approval of ROSA surgical robot for total knee arthroplasty (TKA; 2019), partial knee arthroplasty (PKA; 2021), total hip arthroplasty (THA; 2021) and total shoulder arthroplasty (TSA) procedures (Zimmer CAS)• Contributed to BST-CarGel® (cartilage repair medical device) marketing approval in Europe (2012) and Canada (2014), and its acquisition by Smith & Nephew (2016)• Collaborated to the analysis and interpretation of BST-CarGel®’s randomized controlled trial at 5 years follow-up, and subsequent publication of the results• Supervision of cartilage repair case series and post-marketing studies• Management of a research team for the histological analysis of biopsies obtained during the clinical trial of BST-CarGel®• Upgrade of an academic laboratory to GLP standards• Speaker in many international scientific meetings on results of BST-CarGel®Academic Achievements• Specialized in preclinical studies and development of animal models• Co-author of a patent in Gene Therapy• Author/Co-author of 50+ scientific publications• Experienced presenter in national/international scientific meetings• Recipient of many scholarships of excellence• Supervisor of many graduate students • Best Master Thesis Award 1995-1996