Stryker Announces Leadership Shifts in Robotics and Digital Tech Division

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Stryker has made key leadership changes within its Digital, Robotics, and Enabling Technologies (DRE) division, reflecting its continued push for innovation in orthopaedics and surgical technologies.

Mike Carlin has been appointed President of DRE, succeeding Robert Cohen, who now transitions to VP, Innovation and Technology, Orthopaedics. Cohen’s new role focuses on advancing musculoskeletal strategy, AI/digital advocacy, and public engagement on emerging healthcare technologies.

Cohen, a longtime leader in robotic surgery innovation and a key figure behind Mako, said the change allows him to prioritize innovation and balance, noting:

“Stryker is passionate about accelerating digital and enabling tech to improve healthcare… I’m excited to remain a part of that.”

Group President Spencer Stiles emphasized that the move reinforces Stryker’s commitment to customer-focused, visionary leadership in tech-driven healthcare.

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