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John Pham

Healthcare Marketing Executive at Formerly PDS Health

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Who they are

John Pham is Healthcare Marketing Executive at Formerly PDS Health.

They spoke at ADSO Summit in Chicago, IL in June 2026. One roster carries that, so it stays marked unverified until a second source turns up.

They turn up by name on four episodes of other people’s shows, across three shows we index. The most recent is “Interview with Dr. John Pham, CEO of InBrace and Dr. Tera Poole, Clinical Director at InBrace” on OrthoForward, November 2023.

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Where you have heard them

Ep. 19: Illuminate Live Miami feat. Dr. John Pham, Dr. Adam Schulhof & Dr. Alfred Griffin III

The Illuminate Orthodontic Podcast: Shining a Light on Orthodontist Innovators · Jun 2022
The episode

Talking with InBrace Co-Founder Dr. John Pham

The Golden Age of Orthodontics · Apr 2022
The episode

Ep. 8: Dr. John Pham – Orthodontic Innovation, Smart Wire Tech, Blue Ocean Strategy & InBrace

The Illuminate Orthodontic Podcast: Shining a Light on Orthodontist Innovators · Jun 2021
The episode

Where they stand on a stage

ADSO Summit · Growth Engine of the Modern DSO: Aligning to Drive ValueChicago, IL Jun 2026 · single source
ADSO Summit · Future Growth Engine: How AI is Transforming MarketingChicago, IL Jun 2026 · single source

One roster carries the lines marked single source, and one roster is not two. They still count toward Influence, and the Score Report says which is which.