When it comes to medical device repair, the lowest price is not the path to long-term savings. In fact, there is often a high cost for the lowest price that takes years to overcome. Read more
By Cindy Stephens Your resume made it through the screening process and you have been scheduled for an interview. Your resume outlined your background, experience and skills, but it is the i... Read more
By John Noblitt, M.A.Ed., CBET Back in October, I wrote about the need for a more proactive stance in finding the next generation of HTM professionals. I began to ask myself, where should on... Read more
By Joseph E. Fishel, CBET, MBA I have found that fact, logic, and common sense are frequently a strong basis for making good decisions. When I made decisions that weren’t good, I usually fou... Read more
By Jim Fedele, CBET I have had many conversations with colleagues about the reports we present to our bosses and customers. It is interesting to hear about the variation of information that... Read more
By Manny Roman, CRES I just watched a very interesting interview conducted by leadership guru Peter Bregman. The interviewee was Annie Duke a former professional poker player who won a World... Read more
Most imaging professionals know that a typical service event on a Philips IU22 or IE33 ultrasound machine tends to fall into one of four categories: PM, image artifact, hard down or mechanic... Read more
By Jenifer Brown I feel this old cliché remains very timely in this day and age! Where candidates oftentimes seem unable to really see or visualize the entire “forest” of an opportunity due... Read more
Extending the life of an ultrasound probe (standard, 3D or TEE), even by just one year, can generate substantial savings for any size facility. Read more
By Joe E. Fishel The Punxsutawney groundhog comes out of its burrow on February 2nd every year. If it sees its shadow we have six more weeks of winter. If it doesn’t see it’s shadow, spring... Read more
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