Matt Lubas
Hello! My name is Matt Lubas. I am a biomedical engineer in Washington, DC working for Pfizer. I am driven to improve access to life-changing medical technology for underserved patients globally.
I enjoy playing volleyball, biking around DC, practicing yoga, and playing boardgames with my wife and friends.
I first got involved with ROMP during summer of 2017 to support the prosthetic care provided to patients in Guatemala through surveying patients and improving aspects of clinic care. I was impressed by how ROMP provides innovative care through the CBR program to improve the depth of care to underserved patients.
My Favorite ROMP moment - Climbing up Volcan Pacaya in Guatemala with ROMP patients and clinicians for a Climb for ROMP event!
Our Impact Since 2005
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Prosthetic Devices Delivered
5,849
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% increase in walking ability from delivery to 3 month follow up
49
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Patient Visits
19,810
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% of ROMP patients are working at the 12 month follow up
72
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Years Breaking Barriers
20
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% of patients reporting living below poverty line of $6.85/day
94
