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MolecuLight Appoints Dr. Julia Wright as Chief Medical Officer

On July 10, 2025, MolecuLight Inc., a leading company in the field of fluorescence imaging for wound care, announced the appointment of Dr. Julia Wright as its Chief Medical Officer (CMO). With a remarkable career spanning 25 years in clinical practice, health plan leadership, and healthcare transformation, Dr. Wright’s expertise is expected to drive the strategic initiatives necessary for the global adoption of MolecuLight’s innovative technology.

Dr. Wright will take charge of key medical and clinical strategies aimed at integrating the evidence-based multimodal imaging technology into various clinical settings, maximizing its transformational benefits to enhance wound treatment outcomes worldwide. Her extensive background includes significant clinical experience and leadership, particularly in Internal Medicine, allowing her to influence patient-centered care, drive innovation, and implement best clinical practices in complex healthcare environments.

CEO Anil Amlani expressed confidence in Dr. Wright's abilities, stating, "Her deep clinical knowledge and her understanding of complex healthcare settings are exactly what we need to further integrate our unique technology. Her appointment emphasizes our commitment to providing healthcare professionals with objective clinical insights that can transform wound care and improve patient outcomes systemically."

In her acceptance of the role, Dr. Wright shared her excitement: “I am deeply honored and thrilled to join MolecuLight. The treatment and healing of wounds is a critical aspect of patient care that nearly every physician encounters, yet it often remains challenging and burdensome for both patients and healthcare providers. I believe advancements in this area are critically needed and would bring immense benefits.”

MolecuLight’s technology is designed to revolutionize wound care by enabling early infection detection and improved management strategies, resulting in quicker healing times. The ability to provide real-time, comprehensive information about wounds—including bacterial load, tissue patterns, and precise measurements—represents a paradigm shift in clinical decision-making. This objective tool stands in contrast to the often subjective methods used in the past.

“I look forward to working closely with professionals and healthcare systems worldwide,” Dr. Wright added, “to seamlessly integrate this powerful technology, demonstrating its undeniable value to elevate care standards, drive unprecedented efficiency, and ultimately make a significant difference in the lives of patients suffering from chronic wounds globally.”

MolecuLight Inc. is a private medical imaging firm with a global presence, manufacturing and marketing the MolecuLight iX® and DX™ wound imaging devices. These are the only FDA-cleared Class II point-of-care imaging devices designed for real-time detection of elevated bacterial load in wounds, ensuring comprehensive wound management supported by robust clinical evidence, including over 100 peer-reviewed publications.

For more information, visit MolecuLight’s official website.