David Albert

Founder and Chief Medical Officer

David Albert is a prominent figure in the medical technology sector, currently serving as the Founder and Chief Medical Officer of AliveCor Inc., a company specializing in mobile health technology. He has over 20 years of experience in product development, including intellectual property and software related to healthcare solutions. His career includes significant roles at various organizations, such as GE Healthcare, where he held positions including Chief Clinical Scientist in Cardiology and General Manager of Devices and Enterprise Systems.

Education

David Albert holds a Bachelor of Arts in Government from Harvard University and an MD from Duke University School of Medicine, where he focused on Biomedical Engineering and Cardiovascular Research. He also attended St. Albans School in Washington, D.C..1

Career Highlights

AliveCor Inc.: Founder & Chief Medical Officer since August 2011.
Lifetone Technology: Founder and CTO from May 2004 to August 2011.
GE Healthcare: Chief Clinical Scientist, Cardiology from 2003 to 2004.
Data Critical Corp.: Founder and CTO from 1993 to 2001.

David Albert's extensive background in medical technology and his leadership roles in various innovative companies highlight his contributions to advancing healthcare solutions through technology.

Experience

Founder & Chief Medical Officer at AliveCor Inc. (August 2011 - Present)

Founder and CTO at Lifetone Technology (May 2004 - August 2011), Consultant on Personal Medical Monitoring at Timex (2004 - 2005), Chief Clinical Scientist, Cardiology at GE Healthcare (2003 - 2004), General Manager, Devices and Enterprise Systems at GE Medical Systems (2002 - 2003), Chief Scientist, Wireless Systems at GE Medical Systems (2001 - 2002), Founder and CTO at Data Critical Corp. (1993 - 2001), Founder and CTO at Corazonix Corporation (1984 - 1991), Consultant at Quinton Instrument Co. (1984 - 1989)

Education

MD in Medicine at Duke University School of Medicine, specialized in Biomedical Engineering and Cardiovascular Research (1977 - 1983), A.B. in Government, Cum Laude at Harvard College (1973 - 1977), High School at St. Albans School (D.C.) (1965 - 1973)