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Laurence Gavit has extensive work experience in the healthcare industry. In 2001, Laurence started as a Research Engineer at GE Healthcare, where they worked until 2005. During this time, Laurence contributed to the development of new applications in cardiovascular imaging and was involved in defining protocols and collecting clinical and pre-clinical data. They also had the opportunity to co-author scientific articles with luminary physicians.

From 2005 to 2008, Laurence served as a Clinical Research Project Manager at GE Healthcare. In this role, Laurence led strategic clinical collaborations with notable institutions such as the Cardiovascular Research Foundation, New York Presbyterian Hospital, and the Milwaukee Heart Institute. Laurence's responsibilities included defining research protocols, collecting data, and redacting scientific articles.

In 2008, Laurence took on the position of Global Marketing Product Manager, Hybrid OR, at GE Healthcare, which they held until 2010. Following this role, Laurence became the Global Clinical Research Manager - Interventional at GE Healthcare. In this capacity, Laurence was responsible for defining the strategic clinical research roadmap for the Interventional business. This involved evaluating and approving studies, such as product concept testing and knowledge building, to address unmet clinical needs.

Laurence's most recent role is at Incepto, where they have been serving as the Chief Clinical Officer & Head of Partnerships since 2019. The specific details of this role, such as responsibilities and accomplishments, are not provided in the structured information.

Laurence Gavit completed their Baccalaureat degree in Science at Lycée Louis-le-Grand between 1988 and 1991. From 1993 to 1998, they pursued an MSc in Electrical Engineering at ESIEE PARIS. Laurence also spent a semester in 1997 at Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, studying for an MSc. In the period from 1998 to 2001, Laurence attended Paris-Sud University (Paris XI) and earned a PhD in Electrical Engineering, specializing in Medical Imaging.