What you should know:
1. Mr. Dickinson began his career in 2009 when he joined Verticor Spine. At Verticor, he rose through the ranks, eventually becoming president.
2. He served as president until Amendia acquired Verticor in 2011. He then joined Amendia as vice president of sales.
3. After Amendia was sold, Mr. Dickinson formed Invictus Medical, a consortium of medical companies.
4. On joining Camber Spine, he said, “After leaving corporate America in 2017 and moving to West Palm Beach, I vowed never to return to it again. It only took a few interactions with the founders of Camber Spine to see that they had something truly special brewing.”
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