This course complements the Medical Device Innovation and Entrepreneurship module and provides students with an experiential connection to the process of commercializing novel medical discoveries. The course focuses on systematic examination of issues and factors that directly affect the financial viability and sustainability of a medical device innovation and impact the innovator's ability to successfully commercialize a solution. The delicate and frequently conflicting interplay between intellectual property, regulatory environment, reimbursement mechanisms, business strategy, and financial modelling are explored with hands-on exercises and interactive workshops. The module is recommended for students who would like to: 1) catalyze innovation in major medtech companies; 2) build their own medtech start-ups; 3) draw on world-class innovative research conducted in Canadian universities, research institutes, and hospitals; and 4) lead translational research projects.