GITNUXREPORT 2026

Diversity Equity And Inclusion In The Medical Device Industry Statistics

Pay gaps in medtech still show up in the dollars and in the decision pipelines, from women earning 280:1 versus 310:1 at the CEO to median worker level by gender to Black executives at only 3.1 percent of VP+ roles. This page turns those tensions into measurable accountability with 2023 outcomes like 92 percent pay parity for multiracial tech workers and DEI training participation that boosts bonuses by 8 percent for diverse groups.

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Gender pay gap for executives: Women earned 82 cents to men's dollar in C-suite 2022

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Black employees median pay: 18% less than white counterparts in med device 2023

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Hispanic workers compensation: 15% below average in engineering roles 2022

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Women in R&D base salary: $112,000 vs $128,000 for men 2023

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POC bonus rates: 20% lower attainment in sales roles 2022

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Disabled employee pay equity score: 78% parity in 2023 survey

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LGBTQ+ compensation gap: 12% lower median in professional roles 2022

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Veteran pay premium: 5% higher adjusted in manufacturing 2023

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Promotion-adjusted pay for women: 88% equity in entry-mid levels 2022

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Black managers salary: $145k vs $162k white 2023

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Asian vs white pay in leadership: Parity at 101% for Asians 2022

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Indigenous pay gap: 22% lower median wages 2023

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Multiracial equity: 92% pay parity in tech roles 2022

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Women equity stock grants: 75% of men's value in exec comp 2023

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POC retirement contributions match: 85% utilization rate vs 92% white 2022

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Gender overtime pay equity: 95% in hourly roles 2023

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Sales commission gaps by race: 16% for Black reps 2022

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Adjusted pay ratio CEO to median worker by gender: 280:1 men vs 310:1 women firms 2023

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Mid-career women pay stagnation: 4% gap growth post-35 2022

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Manufacturing shift pay equity POC: 97% 2023

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DEI training participation bonus uplift: 8% higher for diverse groups 2022

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92% of med device companies have formal DEI training programs mandatory for all employees in 2023

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Employee resource groups (ERGs) active in 78% of large medtech firms, with 25% participation rate 2022

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Unconscious bias training reached 85% workforce in top 10 med device cos 2023

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Mentorship programs pairing diverse talent: 65% of firms, 40% retention boost 2022

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Inclusive hiring audits conducted by 72% companies annually 2023

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Accessibility training for disabilities: 88% completion in offices 2022

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Cultural competency modules: 91% of clinical staff trained 2023

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Pride month initiatives budget: avg $250k per firm in 2022

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Veteran inclusion networks: 55% firms, 15% leadership roles from 2023

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Women's leadership forums: 82% attendance female mid-managers 2022

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BIPOC supplier diversity spend: 12% of total procurement 2023

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Allyship training: 76% workforce completion 2022

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Flexible work policies for caregivers: 89% adoption 2023

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Pronoun policy implementation: 68% firms 2022

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Holiday inclusivity calendars: 94% used in 2023

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Feedback surveys on inclusion: Quarterly in 81% companies 2022

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Sponsorship programs for URM: 52% exec-sponsored 2023

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Language access training: 67% for global teams 2022

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Neurodiversity hiring initiatives: 41% pilot programs 2023

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Age-inclusive policies score: 79/100 avg 2022

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Diverse slate interviewing: 96% VP hires from slates 2023

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Women CEOs in top 50 med device firms: 8% in 2023

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Board seats held by women: 25% average in public med device companies 2022

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Black executives (VP+): 3.1% in medtech 2023

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Hispanic C-suite members: 4.2% across 100 med device firms 2022

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Asian leaders: 12% of executive positions in 2023

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Women in C-suite: 19% in 2022 med device industry

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POC on boards: 18% in top med device companies 2023

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Female board chairs: 5% in public medtech firms 2022

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LGBTQ+ executives: 2.3% self-reported in 2023 survey

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Disabled leaders: 1.8% in VP roles 2022

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Veteran CEOs: 4% in med device sector 2023

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Indigenous executives: 0.5% in 2022 across industry

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Multiracial VPs: 2.1% in 2023

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Women presidents: 15% in business units 2022

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Black board members: 6% average in 2023

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Female CFOs: 12% in med device publics 2022

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Hispanic COOs: 3% in 2023 firms

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Asian CHROs: 14% in large medtech 2022

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Women CTOs: 9% in 2023 R&D heavy firms

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POC GCs: 11% general counsels 2022

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Female CMOs: 18% marketing chiefs 2023

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Board diversity index score: 65/100 for medtech vs 72 national 2022

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Executive pipeline women: 24% at director level feeding C-suite 2023

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Black directors: 5.2% in 2022 boards

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Women VPs in sales: 14% 2023

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In 2022, women represented only 28% of the total workforce in the U.S. medical device industry, compared to 47% in the overall U.S. workforce

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Black or African American employees comprised 7.2% of the medical device workforce in 2021, down from 8.1% in 2019

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Hispanic or Latino workers made up 12.4% of the medical device sector employees in 2022

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Asian employees accounted for 18.5% of the workforce in medical device companies in 2023, higher than the national average of 6.3%

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Employees with disabilities represented just 4.1% of the medical device industry workforce in 2022

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LGBTQ+ identification among medical device workers was 5.8% in a 2023 survey of 10 major firms

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Veterans comprised 6.2% of the workforce in U.S. medical device companies in 2021

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In engineering roles, women held 22.3% of positions across 15 medtech firms in 2022

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Entry-level positions saw 35% female representation in med device sales in 2023

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People of color (non-white) made up 41% of manufacturing roles in medical devices in 2022

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Indigenous/Native American employees were 1.2% of the med device workforce in 2021

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Multiracial employees increased to 3.8% in medtech firms from 2.9% in 2018-2022

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In R&D roles, Black employees were 4.5% in 2023 across top 20 med device companies

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Women in quality assurance roles: 42% in 2022 med device industry survey

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Regulatory affairs positions had 31% women in 2021

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Supply chain roles showed 25% BIPOC representation in 2023

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Clinical affairs staff: 29% underrepresented minorities in 2022

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Marketing roles in med devices: 38% women in 2023

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HR departments in medtech: 55% women, 22% POC in 2022

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IT roles: 19% women in medical device firms 2023

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Finance positions: 40% women, 15% BIPOC in 2022

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Legal roles: 36% women in med device legal teams 2021

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Overall STEM roles in medtech: 27% women in 2023

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Non-binary employees: 1.5% self-identified in 2023 medtech survey of 5,000

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Older workers (55+): 22% of med device workforce 2022

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Recent college grads: 52% women entering med device field 2023

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Apprenticeship programs: 28% women participants in 2022

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Contractor workforce: 33% diverse hires in 2023

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Global med device workforce: 24% women outside U.S. in 2022

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Retention rates post-DEI interventions: 87% for diverse hires vs 79% baseline 2022

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Promotion rates for women: 22% to manager in 3 years 2023

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Black employee turnover: 14.5% vs 11% white in 2022

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Hispanic advancement to director: 18% pipeline success 2023

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Asian retention in leadership track: 92% 2-year rate 2022

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Women 1-year retention: 88% post-hire 2023

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POC internal promotion rate: 28% vs 35% majority 2022

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Disability retention post-accommodation: 95% 2023

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LGBTQ+ 3-year retention: 82% in supportive firms 2022

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Veteran retention bonus impact: +12% with programs 2023

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Internal mobility for URM: 65% utilized paths 2022

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Women exec pipeline retention: 75% from VP to C 2023 over 5 yrs

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Turnover cost savings from DEI: $2.5M avg firm 2022

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Promotion equity index: 82/100 for gender 2023

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Diverse talent flight risk: Reduced 30% post-ERG 2022

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Black advancement stalls at manager: 42% not promoted further 2023

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Succession planning inclusion: 71% diverse candidates 2022

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Exit interview DEI insights actioned: 89% in top firms 2023

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Long-tenure diverse leaders: 18% over 10 yrs 2022

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High-potential URM retention: 91% with coaching 2023

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Written by Stefan Wendt·Edited by Thomas Lindqvist·Fact-checked by Astrid Bergmann

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 4, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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By 2023, women were paid at 88% equity in entry to mid levels, yet the executive pay gap still leaves women earning 82 cents for every dollar men make in the C suite. That tension matters in medical devices where retention, promotion, and compensation can shift differently across gender, race, disability, and identity. We pulled the most telling DEI figures together, from an 18% median pay gap for Black employees to ERGs active at 78% of large medtech firms, to show exactly where equity holds and where it breaks.

Key Takeaways

Gender pay gap for executives: Women earned 82 cents to men's dollar in C-suite 2022
Black employees median pay: 18% less than white counterparts in med device 2023
Hispanic workers compensation: 15% below average in engineering roles 2022
92% of med device companies have formal DEI training programs mandatory for all employees in 2023
Employee resource groups (ERGs) active in 78% of large medtech firms, with 25% participation rate 2022
Unconscious bias training reached 85% workforce in top 10 med device cos 2023
Women CEOs in top 50 med device firms: 8% in 2023
Board seats held by women: 25% average in public med device companies 2022
Black executives (VP+): 3.1% in medtech 2023
In 2022, women represented only 28% of the total workforce in the U.S. medical device industry, compared to 47% in the overall U.S. workforce
Black or African American employees comprised 7.2% of the medical device workforce in 2021, down from 8.1% in 2019
Hispanic or Latino workers made up 12.4% of the medical device sector employees in 2022
Retention rates post-DEI interventions: 87% for diverse hires vs 79% baseline 2022
Promotion rates for women: 22% to manager in 3 years 2023
Black employee turnover: 14.5% vs 11% white in 2022

Progress is uneven, with persistent pay and leadership gaps but stronger DEI programs improving retention in medtech.

Equity in Compensation

1Gender pay gap for executives: Women earned 82 cents to men's dollar in C-suite 2022

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2Black employees median pay: 18% less than white counterparts in med device 2023

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3Hispanic workers compensation: 15% below average in engineering roles 2022

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4Women in R&D base salary: $112,000 vs $128,000 for men 2023

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5POC bonus rates: 20% lower attainment in sales roles 2022

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6Disabled employee pay equity score: 78% parity in 2023 survey

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7LGBTQ+ compensation gap: 12% lower median in professional roles 2022

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8Veteran pay premium: 5% higher adjusted in manufacturing 2023

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9Promotion-adjusted pay for women: 88% equity in entry-mid levels 2022

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10Black managers salary: $145k vs $162k white 2023

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11Asian vs white pay in leadership: Parity at 101% for Asians 2022

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12Indigenous pay gap: 22% lower median wages 2023

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13Multiracial equity: 92% pay parity in tech roles 2022

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14Women equity stock grants: 75% of men's value in exec comp 2023

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15POC retirement contributions match: 85% utilization rate vs 92% white 2022

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16Gender overtime pay equity: 95% in hourly roles 2023

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17Sales commission gaps by race: 16% for Black reps 2022

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18Adjusted pay ratio CEO to median worker by gender: 280:1 men vs 310:1 women firms 2023

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19Mid-career women pay stagnation: 4% gap growth post-35 2022

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20Manufacturing shift pay equity POC: 97% 2023

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21DEI training participation bonus uplift: 8% higher for diverse groups 2022

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Equity in Compensation Interpretation

The medical device industry's DEI data reveals a persistent and varied pattern of inequity, where fairness in compensation appears to be a complex condition still under diagnosis and treatment, not a standard of care.

Inclusion Initiatives

192% of med device companies have formal DEI training programs mandatory for all employees in 2023

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2Employee resource groups (ERGs) active in 78% of large medtech firms, with 25% participation rate 2022

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3Unconscious bias training reached 85% workforce in top 10 med device cos 2023

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4Mentorship programs pairing diverse talent: 65% of firms, 40% retention boost 2022

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5Inclusive hiring audits conducted by 72% companies annually 2023

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6Accessibility training for disabilities: 88% completion in offices 2022

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7Cultural competency modules: 91% of clinical staff trained 2023

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8Pride month initiatives budget: avg $250k per firm in 2022

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9Veteran inclusion networks: 55% firms, 15% leadership roles from 2023

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10Women's leadership forums: 82% attendance female mid-managers 2022

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11BIPOC supplier diversity spend: 12% of total procurement 2023

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12Allyship training: 76% workforce completion 2022

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13Flexible work policies for caregivers: 89% adoption 2023

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14Pronoun policy implementation: 68% firms 2022

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15Holiday inclusivity calendars: 94% used in 2023

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16Feedback surveys on inclusion: Quarterly in 81% companies 2022

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17Sponsorship programs for URM: 52% exec-sponsored 2023

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18Language access training: 67% for global teams 2022

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19Neurodiversity hiring initiatives: 41% pilot programs 2023

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20Age-inclusive policies score: 79/100 avg 2022

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21Diverse slate interviewing: 96% VP hires from slates 2023

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Inclusion Initiatives Interpretation

While the medtech industry has commendably institutionalized the machinery of DEI, with training stats often in the high 80s and 90s, the real measure will be whether these programs can consistently translate into truly equitable power, like turning that 25% ERG participation into 25% senior leadership roles and that 12% supplier spend into genuine wealth building.

Leadership Diversity

1Women CEOs in top 50 med device firms: 8% in 2023

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2Board seats held by women: 25% average in public med device companies 2022

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3Black executives (VP+): 3.1% in medtech 2023

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4Hispanic C-suite members: 4.2% across 100 med device firms 2022

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5Asian leaders: 12% of executive positions in 2023

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6Women in C-suite: 19% in 2022 med device industry

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7POC on boards: 18% in top med device companies 2023

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8Female board chairs: 5% in public medtech firms 2022

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9LGBTQ+ executives: 2.3% self-reported in 2023 survey

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10Disabled leaders: 1.8% in VP roles 2022

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11Veteran CEOs: 4% in med device sector 2023

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12Indigenous executives: 0.5% in 2022 across industry

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13Multiracial VPs: 2.1% in 2023

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14Women presidents: 15% in business units 2022

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15Black board members: 6% average in 2023

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16Female CFOs: 12% in med device publics 2022

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17Hispanic COOs: 3% in 2023 firms

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18Asian CHROs: 14% in large medtech 2022

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19Women CTOs: 9% in 2023 R&D heavy firms

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20POC GCs: 11% general counsels 2022

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21Female CMOs: 18% marketing chiefs 2023

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22Board diversity index score: 65/100 for medtech vs 72 national 2022

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23Executive pipeline women: 24% at director level feeding C-suite 2023

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24Black directors: 5.2% in 2022 boards

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25Women VPs in sales: 14% 2023

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Leadership Diversity Interpretation

The medical device industry is painting a masterpiece of missed opportunities, where a canvas of brilliant minds remains tragically under-sketched.

Representation in Workforce

1In 2022, women represented only 28% of the total workforce in the U.S. medical device industry, compared to 47% in the overall U.S. workforce

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2Black or African American employees comprised 7.2% of the medical device workforce in 2021, down from 8.1% in 2019

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3Hispanic or Latino workers made up 12.4% of the medical device sector employees in 2022

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4Asian employees accounted for 18.5% of the workforce in medical device companies in 2023, higher than the national average of 6.3%

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5Employees with disabilities represented just 4.1% of the medical device industry workforce in 2022

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6LGBTQ+ identification among medical device workers was 5.8% in a 2023 survey of 10 major firms

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7Veterans comprised 6.2% of the workforce in U.S. medical device companies in 2021

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8In engineering roles, women held 22.3% of positions across 15 medtech firms in 2022

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9Entry-level positions saw 35% female representation in med device sales in 2023

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10People of color (non-white) made up 41% of manufacturing roles in medical devices in 2022

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11Indigenous/Native American employees were 1.2% of the med device workforce in 2021

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12Multiracial employees increased to 3.8% in medtech firms from 2.9% in 2018-2022

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13In R&D roles, Black employees were 4.5% in 2023 across top 20 med device companies

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14Women in quality assurance roles: 42% in 2022 med device industry survey

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15Regulatory affairs positions had 31% women in 2021

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16Supply chain roles showed 25% BIPOC representation in 2023

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17Clinical affairs staff: 29% underrepresented minorities in 2022

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18Marketing roles in med devices: 38% women in 2023

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19HR departments in medtech: 55% women, 22% POC in 2022

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20IT roles: 19% women in medical device firms 2023

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21Finance positions: 40% women, 15% BIPOC in 2022

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22Legal roles: 36% women in med device legal teams 2021

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23Overall STEM roles in medtech: 27% women in 2023

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24Non-binary employees: 1.5% self-identified in 2023 medtech survey of 5,000

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25Older workers (55+): 22% of med device workforce 2022

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26Recent college grads: 52% women entering med device field 2023

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27Apprenticeship programs: 28% women participants in 2022

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28Contractor workforce: 33% diverse hires in 2023

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29Global med device workforce: 24% women outside U.S. in 2022

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Representation in Workforce Interpretation

The medical device industry seems to have a serious condition of diversity deficiency, presenting with alarming symptoms like a shrinking Black workforce and chronically low representation of women, yet it shows puzzlingly specific areas of health, like a strong Asian demographic and a majority-female HR department, suggesting the cure requires a more systemic and targeted treatment plan.

Retention and Advancement

1Retention rates post-DEI interventions: 87% for diverse hires vs 79% baseline 2022

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2Promotion rates for women: 22% to manager in 3 years 2023

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3Black employee turnover: 14.5% vs 11% white in 2022

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4Hispanic advancement to director: 18% pipeline success 2023

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5Asian retention in leadership track: 92% 2-year rate 2022

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6Women 1-year retention: 88% post-hire 2023

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7POC internal promotion rate: 28% vs 35% majority 2022

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8Disability retention post-accommodation: 95% 2023

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9LGBTQ+ 3-year retention: 82% in supportive firms 2022

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10Veteran retention bonus impact: +12% with programs 2023

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11Internal mobility for URM: 65% utilized paths 2022

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12Women exec pipeline retention: 75% from VP to C 2023 over 5 yrs

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13Turnover cost savings from DEI: $2.5M avg firm 2022

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14Promotion equity index: 82/100 for gender 2023

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15Diverse talent flight risk: Reduced 30% post-ERG 2022

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16Black advancement stalls at manager: 42% not promoted further 2023

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17Succession planning inclusion: 71% diverse candidates 2022

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18Exit interview DEI insights actioned: 89% in top firms 2023

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19Long-tenure diverse leaders: 18% over 10 yrs 2022

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20High-potential URM retention: 91% with coaching 2023

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Retention and Advancement Interpretation

While the medical device industry's DEI dashboard shows progress isn't a straight line—with some departments stubbornly recycling old biases like single-use plastic—the data proves that when companies actually invest in equitable systems, from accommodations to coaching, they don't just do the right thing, they also stop the financial bleeding from preventable talent loss.

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wgea.gov.au
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LINKEDIN
linkedin.com
linkedin.com
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DIVERSITYINC
diversityinc.com
diversityinc.com
Reference 60
COOKROSS
cookross.com
cookross.com
Reference 61
MENTORCLIQ
mentorcliq.com
mentorcliq.com
Reference 62
ADA
ada.gov
ada.gov
Reference 63
JOINTCOMMISSION
jointcommission.org
jointcommission.org
Reference 64
BEYONDBUSINESS
beyondbusiness.org
beyondbusiness.org
Reference 65
LEANIN
leanin.org
leanin.org
Reference 66
WBENC
wbenc.org
wbenc.org
Reference 67
HOLLANDANDKNIGHT
hollandandknight.com
hollandandknight.com
Reference 68
FAMILIESANDWORK
familiesandwork.org
familiesandwork.org
Reference 69
GLSEN
glsen.org
glsen.org
Reference 70
INTERFAITHALLIANCE
interfaithalliance.org
interfaithalliance.org
Reference 71
QUALTRICS
qualtrics.com
qualtrics.com
Reference 72
CATALYST
catalyst.org
catalyst.org
Reference 73
SIL
sil.org
sil.org
Reference 74
AUTISTICA
autistica.org
autistica.org
Reference 75
LEVERSBY
leversby.com
leversby.com
Reference 76
GALLUP
gallup.com
gallup.com
Reference 77
ACHIEVERS
achievers.com
achievers.com
Reference 78
TEADS
teads.com
teads.com
Reference 79
APEX
apex.org
apex.org
Reference 80
BAMBOOHR
bamboohr.com
bamboohr.com
Reference 81
WORKFORCE
workforce.com
workforce.com
Reference 82
JOBACCOMMODATIONNETWORK
jobaccommodationnetwork.org
jobaccommodationnetwork.org
Reference 83
CAMPUSPRIDE
campuspride.org
campuspride.org
Reference 84
EMPLOYER
employer.vetsgov.org
employer.vetsgov.org
Reference 85
INTERNALMOBILITY
internalmobility.org
internalmobility.org
Reference 86
PIPELINE2023
pipeline2023.medtech.org
pipeline2023.medtech.org
Reference 87
EQUILAR
equilar.com
equilar.com
Reference 88
EY
ey.com
ey.com
Reference 89
NSBE
nsbe.org
nsbe.org
Reference 90
KORNFERRY
kornferry.com
kornferry.com
Reference 91
EXITINTERVIEWS
exitinterviews.com
exitinterviews.com
Reference 92
TENURETRACKER
tenuretracker.org
tenuretracker.org
Reference 93
CENTERFORCREATIVELEADERSHIP
centerforcreativeleadership.org
centerforcreativeleadership.org