Thomas Graham, M.D.
Chief Innovation Officer, Cleveland Clinic
In 1994, Graham joined the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at The Cleveland Clinic and became the Head of their Upper Extremity Division before his departure in 2000. While at the Clinic, Graham was recognized for his clinical expertise in surgery of the hand, wrist and elbow with special concentration on complicated reconstruction after trauma, complex elbow disorders and congenital hand surgery; he also developed a special focus on the care of the elite athlete's hand and elbow disorders. Dr. Graham served as the Hand Surgery Consultant for all of the professional sports teams in Cleveland, as well as the Cleveland Symphony and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. From 1991-1994 he was affiliated with the United States Olympic Committee as an Exercise Physiologist during the 1994 Los Angeles Olympic Quadrennium.
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A Vehicle For Investing In Healthcare Innovations
Cleveland Clinic Innovations has a vehicle for private equity investors to be part of a number of healthcare innovations all at once, maximizing the potential for profit, says Dr. Thomas Graham.
January 13, 2016More -
The Birth Of Cleveland Clinic Innovations
Dr. Thomas Graham, chief innovation officer at Cleveland Clinic, explains how it has turned healthcare innovations into profit for investors.
January 4, 2016More
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