Mark holds a Bachelor of Industrial Design degree (BID) from the Rhode Island School of Design. With a background in product development, human factors, and business planning, he assists ITA investigators in the design and implementation of new health care technologies.

As part of a collaborative team, his current research involves improving clinical process efficiency through indoor positioning systems, data analysis and visualization.

Previously, Mark worked at two early stage medical device companies, one self-founded. Each concerned the development of a novel orthopedic products.

• Measuring process change in primary care using real-time location systems: Feasibility and the results of a natural experiment.