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Stryker

Medical Technology & MedTech

Making healthcare better — orthopaedics, medical surgical equipment, neurotechnology, and spine innovation.

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Quick Facts

Headquarters
Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA
Founded
1941
Employees
52,000+
Valuation
NYSE Listed (SYK) — ~$140B Cap

About Stryker

Stryker Corporation is a global medical technology leader impacting over 150 million patients annually. Stryker offers innovative products in orthopaedics, medical and surgical equipment, neurotechnology, and spine care.

Famous for the Mako Robotic-Arm Assisted Surgery platform, hospital stretchers, surgical navigation systems, and neurovascular devices, Stryker operates across 100+ countries.

What Stryker Does

Orthopaedics & Mako Surgical Robotics

Joint replacement implants, trauma systems, and Mako robotic-arm precision surgical guidance for hip and knee surgery.

MedSurg Equipment & Navigation

Hospital beds, surgical stretchers, operating room integration systems, power tools, and endoscopes.

Neurotechnology & Spine

Ischemic stroke intervention devices, brain aneurysm coils, neurosurgical equipment, and spinal implants.

Digital Health & Emergency Care

LIFEPAK automated external defibrillators (AEDs), emergency resuscitation equipment, and connected care software.

Career Areas

Types of professional roles found inside Stryker.

  • Biomedical & Robotic Engineering
  • Embedded Software & Firmware
  • Quality & Clinical Operations
  • Sales & Field Surgical Support

Stryker's History

  1. 1941
    Founded by Dr. Homer Stryker

    Dr. Homer Stryker, an orthopaedic surgeon in Kalamazoo, founded the company to create novel medical beds and cast cutters.

  2. 1979
    NYSE IPO Listing

    Went public on the New York Stock Exchange, expanding rapidly across joint replacement and surgical tools.

  3. 2013
    Acquisition of MAKO Surgical

    Acquired MAKO Surgical for $1.65B, pioneering robotic-arm assisted total knee and hip replacement surgery.

  4. 2024
    Mako Total Shoulder Expansion

    Expanded Mako robotics into shoulder joint replacements and advanced AI-driven surgical planning software.

Purpose & Values

“Together with our customers, we are driven to make healthcare better”
Improving patient outcomes and surgical precision through continuous medical technology innovation.
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