Seventeen journalists were selected for the 2025 The Business of Medtech: Miracle or Malpractice? workshop on Dec. 4-5 in Washington, D.C.
Journalists chosen to be a Fellow will attend sessions covering topics including: How AI and Medtech are Transforming Care, Costs and Coverage; What’s a Medical Device Now? From Wearables to AI; Follow the Money – Devices as Big Business; Medtech, AI and the Future of Access; Safety, Surveillance, and Cybersecurity and Regulation in a Rapid Fire World.
The fellows include:
- Nikita Apte, freelance fact-checker and journalist
- Tracey Drury, senior reporter, Buffalo Business First/ACBJ
- Jessica Fu, affordability reporter, The Seattle Times
- Agnee Ghosh, AI reporter, Bloomberg
- Jazmin Goodwin, founder, What The Fem Media
- Brian Gordon, business and technology reporter, The News & Observer
- Cheyenne Haslett, White House reporter, Politico
- Gina Jiménez, staff writer, Public Health Watch
- Liese Klein, health business reporter, Hearst Media
- Shanna Nichols, The George Washington University MBA student
- Sophie Okolo, freelance investigative researcher and reporter
- Natalie Robbins, staff writer, Albuquerque Journal
- Hilke Schellmann, investigative freelance reporter and journalism professor at NYU
- Meg Tanaka, reporter, Forbes
- Scott Wenger, senior economics editor, World Bank Group
- Ngai Yeung, health tech reporter, Endpoints News
- Amy Zipkin, freelance
The fellowship is in partnership with The National Institute for Health Care Management (NIHCM) Foundation.
