Lynne Becker, MSPH is the CEO and Founder of, Power of Patients, the first patient-led real-time brain injury data warehouse that helps patients, caregivers, and providers improve rehabilitation by sharing data unlike existing electronic medical record systems and providing a resource for clinical trials. 

She is a caregiver to her two daughters with TBIs and stroke. This unforeseen journey led Lynne to tackle the biggest problem for people with brain injuries, knowledge gap, due to a lack of research. Lynne’s approach is "what if".

• “What if” we could empower patients and caregivers while educating providers and the research community about patients’ symptoms and triggers.
• “What if“ I could educate brain injury survivors and caregivers about clinical trials?
• "What if” we could drive the research?

Lynne’s passion is palpable.

Lynne has recently launched a new start-up called, Power of Patients, which focuses on empowering patients and caregivers with a free personalized app to track their symptoms and triggers. She is a NextGen awardee, a part of the MIT Enterprise Forum, Winner of the MIT A-Lab challenge, a Finalist with MEHI/LEVER accelerator and has forged relationships with key organizations; the USA Olympics and The NFL Alumni Assoc are just 2 of the major organizations that partnering with Power of Patients.

Lynne’s story will captivate you and motivate you to help accelerate clinical trial research! 

BIO

Lynne Becker, MSPH is a biostatistician with an emphasis in epidemiology. She has curated a highly flexible skill set that encompasses 20+ years of experience in drug metabolism, orthopedics, diabetes, obesity, devices, oncology, ophthalmology, dermatology, animal research, gastrointestinal disorders, biologics, and behavioral research. Her specialty is in Telehealth applications and big data. Lynne began her career in ocular corporate research, moved into academics, and then shifted to the Department of Defense (DOD) and the Defense Health Agency (DHA ) government sectors where she was a team lead in building the world’s largest healthcare repository (Oracle), then led a team in the redesign of the VA’s patient facing EMR until being recruited to manage the TBI portal for the Special Ops teams. Lynne has an in-depth understanding of clinical trial management from both sponsor and site perspectives with a keen ability to manage multiple projects in dynamic environments. Lynne is consensus-oriented, open and productive communicator with an impressive portfolio of accomplishments that stems from a “Can Do” philosophy complemented by a “What If” mind.

“We are democratizing brain injury research and care.”