UCSF-Stanford Pediatric Device Consortium
An FDA-funded consortium hosted by UCSF and Stanford that supports pediatric medical device development through advising, funding, education, real-world evidence consulting, and accelerator programs to advance pediatric device projects toward clinical use and commercialization.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
UCSF-Stanford Pediatric Device Consortium
San Francisco, California, United States, North America
Services
Rolling Innovators Forum for quick feedback, Tier 2 personalized coaching including regulatory, clinical, IP, prototyping, and commercialization support.
Rolling Innovators Forum for quick feedback, Tier 2 personalized coaching including regulatory, clinical, IP, prototyping, and commercialization support.
Expertise Areas
- Pediatric medical device acceleration
- Regulatory strategy and FDA interactions
- Real-world evidence design and application
- Clinical and preclinical study design for devices
Key Technologies
- Real-world evidence generation
- Digital health and AI-driven applications
- Wearable sensor technologies
- Ultrasound and imaging systems
News & Updates
Annual innovation symposium hosted by the consortium including keynote presentations and panels on pediatric device topics.
Pitch competition awarding seed grants to pediatric device projects and providing mentoring and commercialization support.
Announcement of selected teams and awardees from the Spring 2025 accelerator pitch competition.
Distribution of $300,000 in funding to multiple pediatric device projects following the 2022 pitch competition.
Annual innovation symposium hosted by the consortium including keynote presentations and panels on pediatric device topics.
Pitch competition awarding seed grants to pediatric device projects and providing mentoring and commercialization support.
Announcement of selected teams and awardees from the Spring 2025 accelerator pitch competition.
Distribution of $300,000 in funding to multiple pediatric device projects following the 2022 pitch competition.