Annemarie Tilton, MD is Oura’s Director of Clinical Outcomes Research, where she leads efforts to demonstrate how continuous, real-world data from Oura Ring can improve health and healthcare delivery. Her work focuses on generating clinical evidence that connects daily physiology to measurable outcomes, from reduced healthcare utilization to improved long-term wellbeing.

Before joining Oura, Dr. Tilton led medical strategy and clinical programs across multiple therapeutic areas, bridging biomedical research with emerging technologies that enable more personalized, data-driven care. Her experience spans drug development, medical devices, and digital health innovation. She contributes to advancing evidence-based approaches in emerging health technologies and is a frequent speaker on the evolving intersection of medicine, research, and technology.

Dr. Tilton earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Notre Dame and her medical degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine before pursuing training in orthopedic surgery at Northwestern University. She lives in Park City, Utah.