About Aman Mahajan
Aman Mahajan is a venture partner at Colle Capital. He chairs a department and directs perioperative services for University of Pittsburgh Physicians and UPMC. He also holds UPMC’s endowed Peter and Eva Safar Professorship. He co-founded Sensydia. Sensydia builds systems that measure heart function without entering the body for offices, hospitals and clinics. He teaches a health care business course at UCLA Anderson School of Management.
He joined UCLA in 1994. Before moving to UPMC, he led UCLA’s anesthesiology and perioperative medicine department. He also held the Ronald L. Katz professorship in anesthesiology and bioengineering. He directed UCLA operative services and co-directed its cardiac arrhythmia program. His research examines sudden cardiac death, heart structure and function, and cardiac sensors. He has published more than 150 peer-reviewed papers. His UCLA training included a physiology doctorate focused on the heart’s electrical activity. He also holds an MBA and founded other medical technology startups. He sits on councils, boards and executive committees for several national scientific societies.
Experience
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Key Colleagues at Startups
The people Aman Mahajan works with at each company, as listed on that company's latest Form D.
