BIEL Employee of the Month, Dr. Sree Koneru Bio
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BIEL Employee of the Month, Dr. Sree Koneru
BioElectronics Corporation
9 yrs 3 mos
VP Product Development
May 2017 – Present
• Developing non-invasive neuromodulation devices (electroceuticals), specifically using pulsed shortwave technology (PSWT).
• Designing and executing pilot and randomized clinical studies investigating the efficacy of PSWT for a variety of chronic health conditions (migraine prevention, treating low back pain, cervical osteoarthritis and postoperative pain.
• Redesigning and improving effectiveness of existing medical device product line.
• Primary point of contact and team lead for all regulatory submissions with the US Food & Drug Administration (510(k), de novo etc.).
Director of Engineering Research
Apr 2015 – May 2017
• Developing pulsed, shortwave technology (PSWT) and testing for corresponding physiologic efficacy in human subjects through pilot studies.
• Designing and executing randomized, placebo controlled clinical studies to evaluate physiologic efficacy of prototype medical device in modulating nerve activity (neuromodulation).
• Collaborating with clinical and research team for new product development
• Assisting in preparation of technical and clinical information for regulatory submissions to the US Food & Drug Administration.
Research Student
Sep 2011 – May 2015
Research student working on non-contact TENS technology for pain management.
Student Consultant
Nov 2010 – Aug 2011
Modeling the non-linear interactions of RF electric fields in biological tissues arising from pulsed electromagnetic field exposure of the tissue. This work will assist in the development of a non-contact TENS device for chronic pain management.
Binghamton University Research Associate
Jan 2010 – Oct 2016
Clinical Science and Engineering Research Center
I work in the field of Bioelectromagnetics. Specifically, my work entails the development of a pain management technology to assist in continuous pain relief. An electromagnetic TENS device that can be worn over clothing/bandages to provide hours of safe pain relief is the goal of my research.
Education
State University of New York at Binghamton
Degree Name
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Field Of Study
Biomedical/Medical Engineering
Binghamton University
Degree Name
Master's Degree
Field Of Study
Biomedical engineering
State University of New York at Binghamton
Degree Name
Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
Field Of Study
Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering
BioElectronics Corporation
9 yrs 3 mos
VP Product Development
May 2017 – Present
• Developing non-invasive neuromodulation devices (electroceuticals), specifically using pulsed shortwave technology (PSWT).
• Designing and executing pilot and randomized clinical studies investigating the efficacy of PSWT for a variety of chronic health conditions (migraine prevention, treating low back pain, cervical osteoarthritis and postoperative pain.
• Redesigning and improving effectiveness of existing medical device product line.
• Primary point of contact and team lead for all regulatory submissions with the US Food & Drug Administration (510(k), de novo etc.).
Director of Engineering Research
Apr 2015 – May 2017
• Developing pulsed, shortwave technology (PSWT) and testing for corresponding physiologic efficacy in human subjects through pilot studies.
• Designing and executing randomized, placebo controlled clinical studies to evaluate physiologic efficacy of prototype medical device in modulating nerve activity (neuromodulation).
• Collaborating with clinical and research team for new product development
• Assisting in preparation of technical and clinical information for regulatory submissions to the US Food & Drug Administration.
Research Student
Sep 2011 – May 2015
Research student working on non-contact TENS technology for pain management.
Student Consultant
Nov 2010 – Aug 2011
Modeling the non-linear interactions of RF electric fields in biological tissues arising from pulsed electromagnetic field exposure of the tissue. This work will assist in the development of a non-contact TENS device for chronic pain management.
Binghamton University Research Associate
Jan 2010 – Oct 2016
Clinical Science and Engineering Research Center
I work in the field of Bioelectromagnetics. Specifically, my work entails the development of a pain management technology to assist in continuous pain relief. An electromagnetic TENS device that can be worn over clothing/bandages to provide hours of safe pain relief is the goal of my research.
Education
State University of New York at Binghamton
Degree Name
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Field Of Study
Biomedical/Medical Engineering
Binghamton University
Degree Name
Master's Degree
Field Of Study
Biomedical engineering
State University of New York at Binghamton
Degree Name
Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
Field Of Study
Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering
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