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Leiah Verdone
Senior UX Researcher
Leiah brings a unique background in health sciences to every project. She has clinical work experience with patient groups in a variety of healthcare populations which adds invaluable insight into human factors and UX considerations of medical devices and other health-related technology and products. Her passion for the latest tech drives her curiosity and desire to find creative ways to solve existing problems. Leiah has a BS in Health Sciences from Aurora University.
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