Here are four things to know:
1. Mr. Arthurs will head collaborations with surgeons and entrepreneurs to present new devices to the market.
2. He will also work with the company’s surgeon advisory board to head physician-driven innovation and research.
3. Mr. Arthurs previously worked for TranS1 as director of research and development, an engineering manager and senior R&D engineer.
4. He also served as project engineer for the Wrightsville Consulting Group.
“Brandon’s prior experience with the TranS1 brand and its products, coupled with extensive relationships with surgeons, make him a huge asset,” said Jeff Schell, CEO, TransS1.
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