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Our CEO’s advice to 400+ summer interns ⭐️ Yesterday I had the privilege of hosting a fireside chat with our Medtronic CEO, Geoff Martha, who answered questions submitted by our summer interns from around the country spanning multiple functions including engineering, supply chain, IT, and finance. 🙏 If I could rewind back to my college days, I wish I had a similar opportunity to hear from someone like Geoff. Love that we are continuing to invest in cultivating young talent and develop our med tech leaders of tomorrow! 👏 I also enjoyed learning from the fun stories about Geoff’s career journey, the both unexpected twists and strategic turns he made, and how hockey served as a training grounds for discipline, leadership, and collaboration. He not only reiterated his steadfast belief that technology will improve human lives, especially in healthcare, but also how he juggles business decisions communicating with multiple stakeholders including world leaders, and his views on AI and sustainability. 🙏 Most importantly, I’m glad he shared the 3 elements he believes make a good leader (which I reference all the time!): clarity of thought, a sense of purpose, and humility. 💡 To the interns, congrats to all the Hackathon winners, good luck with your final presentations, and I hope you feel inspired as you embark on your careers to become the next cohort of leaders to drive innovation and society forward! 🥳 Cc Sally Mollman Doris Ng Elizabeth Diley Ashley Vegel Michael Jones Becky Kieffer Ashley Leonard, PMP Matt Walter #summerinterns #internship #medtronic #leadership #youngleaders #biomedicalengineering #finance #bme #earlycareer #talentdevelopment #STEMcareers #STEM

“It will get better.” Sometimes, it sounds as simple as it is. Over 1 million people are living with Parkinson’s in India, and for them, every day can feel unfamiliar. But with evolving treatments, supportive therapies, timely care, and advanced options like DBS (Deep Brain Stimulation) therapy, better living is possible. To know more click on the link below https://lnkd.in/dFzhgATH #MedtronicIndia #SayYesToABetterTomorrow

From stepping into MedTech with curiosity to leading with purpose, Manoj Dubey 16-year journey at Medtronic reflects the power of continuous learning, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to our Mission. Across roles, from Market Development to Regional leadership, he has consistently placed patients at the center, strengthened partnerships, and driven meaningful impact. His journey stands as a testament to how passion, supported by the right environment, can transform outcomes for patients and communities alike. We are proud to celebrate his journey and his remarkable milestone career. #MedtronicIndia #CareerMilestone #TeamMedtronic

Taking control of your health is about making informed decisions towards better blood pressure management and improved quality of life. On this World Hypertension Day, Khadija Bibi’s story reflects one such journey, where Renal Denervation (RDN) Therapy became a part of her path towards more consistent blood pressure control. Always consult your doctor to understand what’s right for you. #MedtronicIndia #WorldHypertensionDay #HypertensionAwareness #RDNTherapy

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Black History Month isn’t about celebration alone, it’s also about remembering why this history matters, and why the work is unfinished. In 1893, Dr. Daniel Hale Williams performed one of the first successful open-heart surgeries. But his true legacy wasn’t just a medical breakthrough. At a time when Black patients were denied care and Black physicians were excluded from opportunity, he founded Provident Hospital in Chicago—the first non-segregated hospital in the United States. It was a declaration that dignity and access in healthcare are not privileges, but rights. He later co-founded the National Medical Association, creating space for Black physicians to learn, lead, and support one another when the doors of medicine were firmly closed. Healthcare has always been shaped not just by what’s possible, but by who is protected, valued, and served. Our Medtronic Mission reflects that responsibility. The six words that drive our purpose: alleviate pain, restore health, extend life – calls us to keep working to ensure our life-saving technologies can reach everyone, everywhere. This #BlackHistoryMonth, I’m honoring pioneers like Dr. Williams not because the work is done, but because their courage continues to call us forward.

Cada día, nuestro camino genera un impacto positivo en las personas, en las alianzas y en el sistema de salud. Agradecemos a todos nuestros socios, clientes y colegas por la confianza que nos han brindado a lo largo de esta jornada. Cada colaboración refuerza nuestro propósito y nos impulsa a seguir avanzando. En 2026, continuaremos fortaleciendo nuestra relación con ustedes, impulsando experiencias que generen valor y crecimiento compartido, siempre guiados por la innovación, la colaboración y nuestro compromiso con la salud. Seguimos juntos, transformando vidas. 💙 #MedtronicLatam

Edwin Jimenez knows a thing or two about staying physically fit. Even after retiring from the military and moving to a civil service career, you could find him at the gym after work. So it took him by surprise when a routine checkup revealed a problem. “My high blood pressure came on kind of quickly,” he said. “The doctors put me on medication, and I thought that would take care of it.” But it didn’t. Read Edwin's story of resilience, treatment, and recovery thanks to our Symplicity Spyral™ renal denervation system — now covered by Medicare. Risk information: https://lnkd.in/e-8Sk4Rc

This father-daughter duo has traversed continents — from the icy climates of North America, to the dense forests of Thailand, to the plains of Africa — in pursuit of something quiet and profound: understanding. As scientists with Medtronic, they implant heart monitors in vulnerable species to study stress and survival, blending cutting-edge technology with a reverence for the natural world. Tim and Noelle Laske are using Medtronic technology to track the heartbeats of wildlife, read about it here