BRENTWOOD, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--MDSave, the country’s only consumer-driven health care technology company that allows patients to research, compare and purchase discounted health services directly from local physicians, announced today the appointment of Calvin Magee as executive vice president and board member.
“Calvin is a highly effective leader with a proven track record of managing and driving sales on a large corporate scale,” said Paul Ketchel, MDSave co-founder and chief executive officer. “His deep experience with medical technology and large hospital systems in particular will be an enormous asset to MDSave as we rapidly expand our footprint.”
Magee most recently spent two years as sales manager for Stryker Corporation, one of the world’s leading medical technology companies. For three years before that, he was regional territory manager for Boston Scientific. In his first year at Boston Scientific, Magee rebuilt his team, increased sales by $20 million and was named Manager of the Year. His team eventually produced over $83 million in sales and increased new product sales to over $45 million.
“Throughout my career, I have had the privilege to use my health care market knowledge to help drive the growth of a number of global leaders in medical technology,” Magee said. “With MDSave, I am excited about the opportunity to transform the way consumers and providers connect and expand access to a technology that has the potential to deliver incredible value to our entire health care system.”
Magee received a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Central Oklahoma.
About MDSave
Based in Brentwood, Tenn., MDSave is the first health care e-commerce company to offer a single online resource for consumers to research, compare and purchase health services in their communities. Providers offer rates at significant discounts and consumers can select a doctor based on his or her rating from other MDSave users. Launched in June 2012, the company offers a wealth of information on its website about common diseases and procedures. For more information, visit mdsave.com.