Tigran Khalapyan

Tigran Khalapyan is a skilled professional with a strong background in human cardiovascular physiology, anatomy, and pathophysiology, particularly in heart valve repair/replacement and mechanical circulatory support techniques.

With over 7 years of experience in engineering, Tigran has a proven track record in designing and developing innovative cardiovascular devices, as well as prototype construction and model building.

His expertise extends to conducting preclinical animal and bench testing, cadaver fitting studies, and clinical product training for cardiovascular devices.

Tigran's specialties include medical disciplines such as internal medicine, anesthesiology/intensive care, and cardiothoracic surgery, focusing on medical device R&D, innovation, and product design and development consulting.

He is trilingual in English, Armenian, and Russian, which enhances his ability to communicate effectively in diverse settings.

Tigran Khalapyan's educational background includes MD studies at Yerevan State Medical University after Mkhitar Heratsi.

Throughout his career, Tigran has held significant roles in renowned organizations such as Stanford University School of Medicine, The Edwards Lifesciences Center for Advanced Cardiovascular Technology, and Penn State College of Medicine.

He has also been actively involved in medical research and technical development labs, demonstrating a wide range of skills from intellectual property management to research animal physiology and surgery techniques.

With a thorough understanding of health technology assessment, Tigran Khalapyan continues to contribute to the advancement of medical device innovation and cardiovascular care.

His diverse experiences in clinical, research, and consulting roles reflect his dedication to improving healthcare through cutting-edge technologies and practices.