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Author: TechNation Magazine
In this month’s roundtable article, TechNation invited experts from throughout the industry to share their insights regarding training and education during a pandemic.
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Whether you are a biomed, hospital management or working within the health care industry, your products should work as hard as you. Our goal is to design, manufacture and build products that allow you to keep doing what you do best.
Challenges come in many forms and what we do with those challenges says a lot about our character and integrity.
Tyler Thornberry chose to start Tristate Biomedical Solutions (TBS) in February of 2009 when he saw a need in the Cincinnati medical community for a reliable, local repair biomed company that could fulfill the needs of medical equipment service and repairs for customers with a quick turnaround time.
More than a year after COVID first hit, educators and education-program leaders all say the same thing: Nothing about the pandemic has been routine or expected, but the courses, the teaching and the learning all continue – health tech training has hardly missed a beat.
Telehealth programs were implemented with great speed this past year, but not likely with the depth of analysis required to assure their long-term success.
There is tremendous need for working medical equipment in developing countries, which are home to more than 80 percent of the world’s population.
Excelitas Technologies has been setting the industry standard with its Cermax Xenon light sources for over…
