Since 2017, Penn Health-Tech has been a University-wide effort empowering innovators to design and develop transformative medical devices and healthcare technologies that advance world-class breakthroughs and shape the future of medicine.
Sponsored in part by a generous gift from Penn alum Jonathan Brassington, the Penn Center for Health, Devices and Technology, known simply as Penn Health-Tech, was established as a collaboration between the Perelman School of Medicine, the School of Engineering and Applied Science, and the Office of the Vice Provost of Research. Penn Health-Tech provides resources and links innovators to regional partners, including the University of Pennsylvania Health System and The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, expanding Penn's biomedical technology pipeline.
Our Mission:
To empower Penn and CHOP innovators to
create and develop transformative medical
devices and health technologies.
Our Vision:
The innovations and innovators developed
here will advance the field of healthcare, improve
lives and benefits society everywhere.
Neel Chokshi, MD, MBA
Director of the Penn Center for Digital Cardiology (PCDC) and Medical Director of the Penn Sports Cardiology and Fitness program
Rupal P. O'Quinn, MD, MHCI, FACC
Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, and the Director of Cardio-Oncology at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center
Srijan Tandukar, MD
Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
David DiBardino, MD
Interventional Pulmonologist at the University of Pennsylvania
Jorge Jo Kamimoto, MD
Endocrinologist at the University of Pennsylvania
Kathryn Connell, PhD, RN, CCRN
Pulmonary Critical Care physician with Virtua Medical Group
Nicholas Hanchak
Masters of Integrated Product Design ‘26
Dana Bahng
BA in Cognitive Science ‘26, Masters of Integrated Product Design ‘27
Yuwei (Carmen) Chang
Masters of Integrated Product Design ‘26
Zack Goldblum
PhD in Bioengineering ‘28
Jieru Shu
Masters of Business Administration ‘26
Ding Tang
PhD in Bioengineering ‘27