Ms. Diorio-Blum has 10+ years’ experience in the medical device design and product development field. She has experience working in multi-disciplinary teams consisting of industrial designers, engineers and human factors engineers. She has spent the majority of her career primarily focused on design and ethnographic research in the healthcare space. Her research efforts have taken her to many hospitals, clinical care, and home health care settings throughout the United States and Europe. She has extensive experience in data analysis, synthesis, and translating research findings into user requirements for design and engineering teams. She conducts conducting focus groups, contextual research, and in-depth interviews from the RIVA training institute, and has conducted over 500 interviews in her career.

Mr. Scott Ulrich is a Senior Industrial Designer at Battelle. Scott grew up in a creative household and was encouraged at an early age to express his artistic side and interest in all things mechanical. He has spent over 20 years doing industrial design and applying a human-centered design approach to create medical and consumer product solutions. In his current role, Scott functions as the human centric design lead on many full-scale medical device development programs. Scott is experienced in leading and conducting pre-design research activities to discover user needs, establishing and executing physical visual brand language strategies, and guiding design team execution of user interface and industrial design concepts to address design objectives. In addition, Scott is well-versed in designing and executing formative and summative human factors tests to evaluate medical device designs during commercialization.

Ms. Diorio-Blum has 10+ years’ experience in the medical device design and product development field. She has experience working in multi-disciplinary teams consisting of industrial designers, engineers and human factors engineers. She has spent the majority of her career primarily focused on design and ethnographic research in the healthcare space. Her research efforts have taken her to many hospitals, clinical care, and home health care settings throughout the United States and Europe. She has extensive experience in data analysis, synthesis, and translating research findings into user requirements for design and engineering teams. She conducts conducting focus groups, contextual research, and in-depth interviews from the RIVA training institute, and has conducted over 500 interviews in her career.

Mr. Scott Ulrich is a Senior Industrial Designer at Battelle. Scott grew up in a creative household and was encouraged at an early age to express his artistic side and interest in all things mechanical. He has spent over 20 years doing industrial design and applying a human-centered design approach to create medical and consumer product solutions. In his current role, Scott functions as the human centric design lead on many full-scale medical device development programs. Scott is experienced in leading and conducting pre-design research activities to discover user needs, establishing and executing physical visual brand language strategies, and guiding design team execution of user interface and industrial design concepts to address design objectives. In addition, Scott is well-versed in designing and executing formative and summative human factors tests to evaluate medical device designs during commercialization.

Ms. Diorio-Blum has 10+ years’ experience in the medical device design and product development field. She has experience working in multi-disciplinary teams consisting of industrial designers, engineers and human factors engineers. She has spent the majority of her career primarily focused on design and ethnographic research in the healthcare space. Her research efforts have taken her to many hospitals, clinical care, and home health care settings throughout the United States and Europe. She has extensive experience in data analysis, synthesis, and translating research findings into user requirements for design and engineering teams. She conducts conducting focus groups, contextual research, and in-depth interviews from the RIVA training institute, and has conducted over 500 interviews in her career.

Mr. Scott Ulrich is a Senior Industrial Designer at Battelle. Scott grew up in a creative household and was encouraged at an early age to express his artistic side and interest in all things mechanical. He has spent over 20 years doing industrial design and applying a human-centered design approach to create medical and consumer product solutions. In his current role, Scott functions as the human centric design lead on many full-scale medical device development programs. Scott is experienced in leading and conducting pre-design research activities to discover user needs, establishing and executing physical visual brand language strategies, and guiding design team execution of user interface and industrial design concepts to address design objectives. In addition, Scott is well-versed in designing and executing formative and summative human factors tests to evaluate medical device designs during commercialization.

Ms. Diorio-Blum has 10+ years’ experience in the medical device design and product development field. She has experience working in multi-disciplinary teams consisting of industrial designers, engineers and human factors engineers. She has spent the majority of her career primarily focused on design and ethnographic research in the healthcare space. Her research efforts have taken her to many hospitals, clinical care, and home health care settings throughout the United States and Europe. She has extensive experience in data analysis, synthesis, and translating research findings into user requirements for design and engineering teams. She conducts conducting focus groups, contextual research, and in-depth interviews from the RIVA training institute, and has conducted over 500 interviews in her career.

Mr. Scott Ulrich is a Senior Industrial Designer at Battelle. Scott grew up in a creative household and was encouraged at an early age to express his artistic side and interest in all things mechanical. He has spent over 20 years doing industrial design and applying a human-centered design approach to create medical and consumer product solutions. In his current role, Scott functions as the human centric design lead on many full-scale medical device development programs. Scott is experienced in leading and conducting pre-design research activities to discover user needs, establishing and executing physical visual brand language strategies, and guiding design team execution of user interface and industrial design concepts to address design objectives. In addition, Scott is well-versed in designing and executing formative and summative human factors tests to evaluate medical device designs during commercialization.

Ms. Diorio-Blum has 10+ years’ experience in the medical device design and product development field. She has experience working in multi-disciplinary teams consisting of industrial designers, engineers and human factors engineers. She has spent the majority of her career primarily focused on design and ethnographic research in the healthcare space. Her research efforts have taken her to many hospitals, clinical care, and home health care settings throughout the United States and Europe. She has extensive experience in data analysis, synthesis, and translating research findings into user requirements for design and engineering teams. She conducts conducting focus groups, contextual research, and in-depth interviews from the RIVA training institute, and has conducted over 500 interviews in her career.

Mr. Scott Ulrich is a Senior Industrial Designer at Battelle. Scott grew up in a creative household and was encouraged at an early age to express his artistic side and interest in all things mechanical. He has spent over 20 years doing industrial design and applying a human-centered design approach to create medical and consumer product solutions. In his current role, Scott functions as the human centric design lead on many full-scale medical device development programs. Scott is experienced in leading and conducting pre-design research activities to discover user needs, establishing and executing physical visual brand language strategies, and guiding design team execution of user interface and industrial design concepts to address design objectives. In addition, Scott is well-versed in designing and executing formative and summative human factors tests to evaluate medical device designs during commercialization.