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Recor Medical CEO Lara Barghout on leadership lessons and what she looks for when hiring

Recor Medical CEO Lara Barghout discusses how medtech leaders can empower and grow their teams while encouraging innovation.

Recor Medical CEO and President Lara Barghout [Photo courtesy of Recor Medical]

Recor Medical has some growing to do after winning the first FDA approval for renal denervation (RDN) to treat hypertension.

Recor President and CEO Lara Barghout said her company already has somewhere between 300 and 500 employees and plans to hire “across the board” including innovation/R&D, clinical and infrastructure roles.

Barghout — who recently spoke with Medical Design & Outsourcing about how her team beat the world’s largest medical device developers to premarket approval and commercialization of RDN — offered lessons in leadership she’s learned over her career in medtech.

At the time of publication, Recor Medical’s jobs webpage listed open roles in…

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Outset Medical CEO Leslie Trigg and the beginner’s mindset

Move over baby boomers, former Medtronic CEO Bill George says

The biggest medtech personnel moves in 2022

5 tips from medtech leaders for the next generation

How this medtech molder is navigating challenging times

Assurea’s co-founder is on a mission to elevate women in pharma

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Courage to lead – and leap

It’s been a privilege to edit the latest edition of Medical Design & Outsourcing, kicking off 2023 with our annual Leadership in Medical Technology Issue.

Executive Chris Newmarker had the honor last year, as I was on paternity leave with my newborn son. Baby James is now a fearless 1-year-old on the move, scrambling his way to new heights …

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January 2021 Issue: The Leadership in Medical Technology Issue

9 lessons in crisis management from Stryker CEO Kevin Lobo

These 10 stories mattered the most for medtech in 2020

How ResMed is advancing sleep and respiratory care

How Dexcom CEO Kevin Sayer is leading the company forward

Black engineers group works to promote diversity in medtech, equity in healthcare

Taking the guesswork out of tracking high blood pressure

Medtronic CEO Geoff Martha explains the importance of competition

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