The Dynamic Human Model is one of the most revolutionary breakthrough technology of simulated human anatomy in the world.
TITLE OF PATENT
Dynamic Human Model
PATENT NUMBER
United States Patent 8,469,715 B2
Date of Issue
June 25, 2013
“In order to master the art of human anatomy one must experience it through our senses. Anatomy is a visual subject, ideally we need to see, touch and feel to attain the idea of three dimensions. When doing so, this will reinforce our understanding, recognition, and connectivity when mastering the study of human anatomy and better treat our patients. ”
Inventor
Rose Marie Ambrozio - Lifestyle Medicine, Chief Medical/Strategy Officer and Medical Device Inventor - first imagined the revolutionary concept that is the Dynamic Human Model in 2007 while in medical school and realized the need for a new standard for detailed simulated human anatomy models to help medical, science, health, and educational organizations fully understand the dynamics of the human body in order to better treat patients and improve the quality of life of citizens at large.
Rose Marie has achieved many accolades within the medical industry and is highly sought after due to her innate ability of identifying the ‘unmet need’ and providing medical and strategy expertise. She maintains strong interpersonal relationships between the nation’s Top Scientific Experts and Thought Leaders. Her vast medical knowledge and innate strategic ability have proven beneficial in conceptualizing innovative initiatives for continuing medical education, medical marketing strategies, and building collaborative partnerships through open communication and superior support within the Pharmaceutical, Biotechnology, Medical Devices, and Health Service industries. Further, she is the Founder and CEO of Rx.Agency a medical communications company based in New York. Those who work with Rose Marie know her to be one of the most dedicated and meticulous medical professionals who readily brings passion, positivity, and graciousness to every encounter.