Alex Gomberg

Physical Therapist, Healthcare Innovator

Actively working to innovate and foster positive change in the healthcare ecosystem. Strong advocate
for positive messaging, education and patient empowerment. I strive to be a part of the solutions for
improving wellness and healthcare on a societal level.

cantripn@gmail.com 050-5957373 Begin 19, Tel Aviv, Israel

WORK EXPERIENCE SKILLS

Medical Partnership Manager / Clinical Physical Therapy Education Research
Development Manager
Upright Technologies Javascript HTML Excel Product Design
03/2017 – 09/2019 Tel-Aviv, Israel
World Leader in Posture wearable technology MATLAB Intercom Tableau Data Analytics
Responsibilities/Tasks
Clinical and Medical Point of Contact - Research Trello Slack
coordination (over 20 projects), growth of Upright's clinical
community (from none to over 300 clinics), writing Training
Plans, establishing a User Journey, Science-based Product
Design, Analytics of User Data, User Testing, Market
Research and Implementation, Medical Advisory, providing
PERSONAL PROJECTS
lectures on fields of expertise. Co-writing a book on pain (02/2019 – Present)

Guest lecturer on technology at various Physical

Research Assistant Therapy schools and conferences (09/2017 – Present)
Tel-Aviv University
09/2014 – 09/2015
Motion Research Lab
Achievements/Tasks
LANGUAGES
Recruitment to trials, performance of trials, data analytics. English Hebrew
Native Native

Russian
Native
EDUCATION
Healthcare Innovation MBA
IDC Herzliya INTERESTS
09/2019 – Present
Pain Science Evidence-Based Medicine
Courses
Innovation in Healthcare, Transforming Healthcare, Statistics
Patient-Based Care Biopsychosocial Medicine
and Finance, etc.
Technology and Innovation User Engagement

Various Post-graduate Courses Education Motivation Science Product Design

Various
02/2017 – Present
Courses
Psychologically Informed Practice, Exercise Science, Motor
Learning, Pain Science, Motivational Interviewing, etc.

Bachelor Physical Therapy (BPT)

Tel-Aviv University
09/2011 – 02/2017
Project
Using FACS for the detection of pain expression in
minimally-conscious states.