Meet Pete, our Principal Field Clinical Scientist
Peter Morris, or Pete as he's more commonly known, has had an impressive career in healthcare. His journey began in the UK where, after living in the charming Cotswolds, life took him to Bristol to study neuroscience. Little did he know that this academic path would lead him to an exciting career in neuromodulation. Throughout his career, Pete has had the privilege of working with a number of exciting healthcare companies. It was in these professional environments that he first encountered the profound impact of neuromodulation.
"Seeing this technology in action was like love at first sight, and I was hooked."
Pete's enduring passion for travel has been a constant companion throughout his career, taking him not only to the UK but also to the Nordic countries, Spain, Italy and Belgium. Then, one serendipitous day, a colleague introduced him to Salvia.
What attracted you to Salvia?
"What really stood out was their unwavering commitment to putting the patient first. It's a simple principle (a no-brainer) and I embraced it wholeheartedly.” But there was another aspect that sparked his enthusiasm...
"It was undoubtedly the team. Meeting Wim (Chief Medical Officer), Anja (Clinical Director) and the leadership team left quite the impression. They are inspiring innovators. I was eager to join them in our mission to help people with migraine and cluster headache.”
And so Pete's career move was just that. From his base in Spain, he travels the globe on behalf of Salvia, interacting with the first patients in clinical trials and attending international conferences. Salvia is currently conducting its first clinical trials in Belgium and Australia. "I truly believe that this is the most rewarding role within the company: seeing first-hand how patients respond to the treatment is truly amazing.”
Pete appreciates the sense of togetherness he has discovered within the Salvia team in the Netherlands. "For the first time in a decade I have my own desk and I'm not even based in this country! It feels like being part of a family.”
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Salvia awarded €5.1M funding from European Innovation Council
Today, the European Innovation Council (EIC) announced Salvia was awarded a €5.1M blended funding award from EIC’s accelerator program for the clinical development of a complementary chronic cluster headache indication for its innovative neuromodulation system.