Here are three details:
1. Previously, Ms. DiCicco served as COO and CFO of Centinel Spine.
2. Ms. DiCicco also spent time serving as the president and COO at Camber Spine Technologies. She served as the CFO of various medical device and biotechnology companies.
3. She served on three corporate boards for public and private companies governance, including within the medical device and biotechnology sectors.
“Carmell Therapeutics has developed a unique, innovative technology platform that addresses unmet needs in bone and soft tissue healing,” said Ms. DiCicco. “By applying [internet protocol]-protected science and following a rigorous regulatory pathway, Carmell’s technology shows promise in multiple, high-value indications that improve patients’ quality of life and reduce healthcare costs. I’m delighted to be joining Carmell’s board as they get closer to entering the marketplace.”
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