As the Chief Executive Officer of Ostiio, Jessica Desnoyer is at the forefront of innovation in the medical device sector, particularly in addressing the challenges faced by children with craniofacial abnormalities. With a robust background in healthcare and life sciences, Jessica leverages her extensive experience...
As the Chief Executive Officer of Ostiio, Jessica Desnoyer is at the forefront of innovation in the medical device sector, particularly in addressing the challenges faced by children with craniofacial abnormalities. With a robust background in healthcare and life sciences, Jessica leverages her extensive experience from leading corporations such as Johnson & Johnson DePuy Synthes, Smith & Nephew, and Abbott to drive Ostiio’s mission of transforming the treatment experience for affected families. Under her leadership, Ostiio is developing a groundbreaking fully implantable, automated device designed to enhance surgical precision and patient outcomes, thereby alleviating the complexities and emotional toll often associated with craniofacial surgeries.
Jessica's expertise in product launch, research and development, and business development is instrumental in navigating the intricate landscape of medical device innovation. She is adept at fostering cross-functional team leadership, ensuring that Ostiio's diverse talents collaborate effectively to bring cutting-edge solutions to market. Her strategic vision encompasses not only the technical aspects of product management but also the critical relationships with regulatory bodies, including the FDA, to ensure compliance and safety.
Key projects under Jessica’s guidance include the development of user-centric design principles that prioritize the needs of both surgeons and patients, as well as initiatives aimed at enhancing educational resources for families navigating the treatment journey. Jessica's commitment to entrepreneurship and her ability to build internal and external relationships position Ostiio as a leader in the field, dedicated to making a meaningful impact on the lives of children with craniofacial differences and their families.
