Bart Onoday, CBET, started his own business, Cascade Medical Services LLC, in late 2015. It was the result of careful planning and implementation. In sharp contrast, Onoday’s recognition as winner of the Oregon Biomedical Association’s 2015 Biomed of the Year award – was a surprise.
Author: K. Richard Douglas
While many traditionally male dominated occupations have seen an evolution in recent years, the HTM field is still a largely male occupation.
The HTM professionals who make up the ACES team have a unique mission as they serve facilities scattered around the state of Alaska.
Jumping off a bridge isn’t the only experience Chuma has with free falling. He has tandem jumped from airplanes a few times also. He once jumped with his son, who is also a very experienced skydiver.
By K. Richard Douglas The rapid escalation in the use of CT scans and nuclear medicine for diagnostic purposes has exploded in recent years. In 1980, there were 3 million CT scans performed in the U.S. By 2006, that number had increased 20-fold. With the steep escalation in the use of CT scans, the
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By K. Richard Douglas Few pastimes offer the tranquility of fishing. Staring out at the water,…
