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ABOUT

After more than 30 years in the medical device industry, Tom Wilson founded VMG Biomedical to help companies and individuals bring new medical device concepts to market.

Tom holds undergraduate and graduate engineering degrees in biomedical and mechanical engineering and has held engineering and leadership positions in start-ups through large companies with direct involvement in all facets of the business from concept through commercialization. He has spent a significant amount of time in the field in the US and abroad, generating a thorough understanding of markets, pathologies, and clinical procedures. As a result, he brings a comprehensive perspective on engineering, business development, and commercialization of medical devices.

VMG Biomedical leverages this experience and an extensive network of resources to identify, evaluate, and develop clinical opportunities.

Tom Wilson, MSME, founded TGWilson Consulting in 2019
Leadership Experience
  • Vice President of R&D at Onkos Surgical, an early-stage medtech company providing standard and personalized implants and instrumentation for orthopedic oncology and complex revision surgeries. Responsible for engineering team development, innovation portfolio, medical consultants, and IP portfolio.
  • Co-founder of Interact Medical, a medtech start-up focused on personalized maxillofacial implants, including metal 3D-printed and resorbable materials.
  • Vice President R&D at Spine Wave, a Connecticut start-up focused on minimally invasive spinal implants and procedures for motion preservation, fusion, and fixation. Responsible for R&D team development, product portfolio development, medical consultants, and IP portfolio.
  • Manager of Spinal Interbody Fusion at Surgical Dynamics. Responsible for metal and allograft interbody fusion portfolio
  • Manager of Spinal Allograft Tissue Partnerships at Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation. Responsible for marketing and development of MTF and partnership tissue forms.
  • Manager of instrumentation and new technologies at Stryker Howmedica Osteonics. Managed small teams in hips and knee sectors.
At Spine Wave, Tom directed the development of an injectable protein-polymer hydrogel intended to replace or augment the natural nucleus of the disc as a motion-preserving alternative to fusion
  • American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Member
  • American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM International) Member
  • International Society for the Advancement of Spine Surgery (ISASS) Member
  • Advisory Board Member – UCONN School of Biomedical Engineering
  • Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering – Purdue University
  • Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering – Purdue University
  • Bachelor of Science in Engineering/Biomedical Concentration – Purdue University

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