Pam Turbeville
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of i-calQ, LLC.
At our core, we believe that every child deserves the chance to live a healthy, thriving life. Our founder’s Pam Turbeville's passion for health and wellness began early.
Pam Turbeville
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of i-calQ, LLC.
At our core, we believe that every child deserves the chance to live a healthy, thriving life.
Our founder’s Pam Turbeville's passion for health and wellness began early. As a child, she volunteered for over four years in multiple areas of the hospital, logging some of the highest annual service hours and serving as President of the Junior Auxiliary. This commitment to helping others shaped her life’s work.
Her professional journey started as an environmental engineer at an asbestos mine in Québec, before moving into leadership roles across four Fortune 500 companies in finance, human resources, and administration. Eventually, she became CEO of a finance company — all while remaining a strong advocate for health and wellness initiatives.
Upon retiring, she combined her business expertise and lifelong passion for healthcare to create i-calQ — a groundbreaking system that uses a smartphone and cradle to read medical diagnostic tests with laboratory-level accuracy. Compact, affordable, and requiring no infrastructure or electricity, this innovation is ideal for use in developing countries where access to healthcare is limited.
Our first focus was on testing newborns for congenital hypothyroidism (CH) by measuring thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH). Early detection and treatment of CH prevents irreversible health issues and allows babies to grow with their full IQ, hearing, height, and overall potential intact. This not only changes the child’s life but uplifts the entire family and community.
With the right support for purchasing, training, and distributing this technology worldwide, we have the power to test and treat two-thirds of babies born in developing countries — eliminating the largest cause of preventable intellectual disability.
Our founder’s Pam Turbeville's passion for health and wellness began early. As a child, she volunteered for over four years in multiple areas of the hospital, logging some of the highest annual service hours and serving as President of the Junior Auxiliary. This commitment to helping others shaped her life’s work.
Her professional journey started as an environmental engineer at an asbestos mine in Québec, before moving into leadership roles across four Fortune 500 companies in finance, human resources, and administration. Eventually, she became CEO of a finance company — all while remaining a strong advocate for health and wellness initiatives.
Upon retiring, she combined her business expertise and lifelong passion for healthcare to create i-calQ — a groundbreaking system that uses a smartphone and cradle to read medical diagnostic tests with laboratory-level accuracy. Compact, affordable, and requiring no infrastructure or electricity, this innovation is ideal for use in developing countries where access to healthcare is limited.
Our first focus was on testing newborns for congenital hypothyroidism (CH) by measuring thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH). Early detection and treatment of CH prevents irreversible health issues and allows babies to grow with their full IQ, hearing, height, and overall potential intact. This not only changes the child’s life but uplifts the entire family and community.
With the right support for purchasing, training, and distributing this technology worldwide, we have the power to test and treat two-thirds of babies born in developing countries — eliminating the largest cause of preventable intellectual disability.
Scott Marshall
Biomedical Engineer at i-calQ
Scott Marshall’s passion for service was kindled through his sports career. In high school he began coaching and mentoring younger athletes in the track and field event...
Scott Marshall
Biomedical Engineer at i-calQ
Scott Marshall’s passion for service was kindled through his sports career. In high school he began coaching and mentoring younger athletes in the track and field event of pole vault. This continued and grew throughout his time competing for Grand Canyon University as he volunteered and coached young athletes from underserved communities in Arizona. He would complement his passion for service with a desire to promote the health and wellbeing of both children and adults. He earned a degree in Biomedical Engineering, striving to bring about new innovation in the medical world.
Marshall began his professional career as an biomedical engineering consultant in 2019 with i-calQ, jumping headfirst into the world of innovative and life changing medical devices. He has worked hands-on to develop the i-calQ cradle and testing capabilities that will provide early detection and treatment of preventable, yet life-altering, medical conditions like congenital hypothyroidism. His work with i-calQ and other innovative medical device companies has only just begun as he continues his professional career and forever strives to serve those in need.
Marshall began his professional career as an biomedical engineering consultant in 2019 with i-calQ, jumping headfirst into the world of innovative and life changing medical devices. He has worked hands-on to develop the i-calQ cradle and testing capabilities that will provide early detection and treatment of preventable, yet life-altering, medical conditions like congenital hypothyroidism. His work with i-calQ and other innovative medical device companies has only just begun as he continues his professional career and forever strives to serve those in need.