Dr. Lynae Brayboy
Chief Medical Officer, CLUE
Dr. Lynae Brayboy, M.D. is CLUE’s first Chief Medical Officer.
Dr. Brayboy is a specialist in reproductive endocrinology, infertility, obstetrics, and gynecology. She graduated with a Doctor of Medicine (MD) from the Lewis Katz Temple University School of Medicine in Philadelphia in 2007. Between 2007 and 2011, she worked as a Resident at the Abington Hospital Jefferson Health in Pennsylvania.
Her passions and expertise include life sciences, data analysis, pediatrics, oocyte mitochondria, and healthcare information technology (HIT). Not only that, her clinical research has focused specifically on Femtech (a term for technology designed for women’s health, and coined by Clue’s own CEO and co-founder Ida Tin), and providing sexual health education for girls and young women, particularly those of color.
With her demonstrated history of working in the hospital and healthcare industry, Dr. Brayboy will provide a clinical perspective on how Clue can develop to address the unmet requirements of women and people with cycles, and to deliver critical research that will assist healthcare providers. In her new role, she’ll help Clue evolve into the go-to source for women at every reproductive stage: from puberty to menopause.
Dr. Lynae Brayboy, M.D. is CLUE’s first Chief Medical Officer.
Dr. Brayboy is a specialist in reproductive endocrinology, infertility, obstetrics, and gynecology. She graduated with a Doctor of Medicine (MD) from the Lewis Katz Temple University School of Medicine in Philadelphia in 2007. Between 2007 and 2011, she worked as a Resident at the Abington Hospital Jefferson Health in Pennsylvania.
Her passions and expertise include life sciences, data analysis, pediatrics, oocyte mitochondria, and healthcare information technology (HIT). Not only that, her clinical research has focused specifically on Femtech (a term for technology designed for women’s health, and coined by Clue’s own CEO and co-founder Ida Tin), and providing sexual health education for girls and young women, particularly those of color.
With her demonstrated history of working in the hospital and healthcare industry, Dr. Brayboy will provide a clinical perspective on how Clue can develop to address the unmet requirements of women and people with cycles, and to deliver critical research that will assist healthcare providers. In her new role, she’ll help Clue evolve into the go-to source for women at every reproductive stage: from puberty to menopause.
