Her Story
About Nisha
Nisha Bisht works in the med tech healthcare field with expertise in electrophysiology and neuromodulation. She initially entered product management through neuromodulation at Soterix Medical, which aligned with her senior design project in biomedical engineering. After pivoting from an initial biology major, she transitioned into electrophysiology, working first at Johnson and Johnson and now at Medtronic to help physicians treat and diagnose heart conditions such as arrhythmias. Nisha is currently pursuing an MBA and aspires to leadership positions where she can develop and mentor others, drawing from her growth mindset and commitment to lifelong learning. Her passion for healthcare stems from personal family experiences, and she has volunteered in biomedical engineering at Elmer's Hospital in New York during COVID as well as in pediatrics at Almas Hospital.
Her Interview
Ten minutes with Nisha
01What do you attribute your success to?
I think becoming a lifelong learner is definitely important, having a growth mindset. There was a book that I read describing fixed mindset versus growth mindset. Having a growth mindset helps you become a lifelong learner, always looking at how much there is to know rather than being arrogant about how much I know. Just becoming somebody that's always looking at what can I learn next has been important, and working hard towards that.
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