With more than 75 patents, Dick Otte helped shape the medical devices used today. He shares how engineering decisions have lasting effects on performance, serviceability, and the evolution of medtech.
The 2024 AAMI BMET of the Year, Chace Torres, became a biomed because he always wanted a career with purpose. Now, he’s spreading the word.
Richard “Lee” Chamberlain, CHTM, CBET, CLRT, CET, a national support specialist at Chicago-based nonprofit CommonSpirit Health, who created and now runs Tier Three Support Services, says his typical workday didn’t change much during the COVID-19 pandemic. What has changed since 2020, however, are his professional accolades.
With more than 75 patents, Dick Otte helped shape the medical devices used today. He shares how engineering decisions have lasting effects on performance, serviceability, and the evolution of medtech.
The connection between running and a career in biomedical engineering might not be immediately obvious, but for a young Larry Fennigkoh, one led to the other. Now arguably one of the biggest names in HTM—and certainly one of the most influential—Fenningkoh tells all.
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Steve Campbell is not a stranger to career change. Fortunately for the 20-year AAMI veteran, who now holds the title of COO, the changes have been very beneficial—especially for the HTM industry.
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Mara Paré, vice president of client solutions at PartsSource in Aurora, Ohio, talks to 24×7 Magazine about how HTM teams can make better use of data to control their costs while increasing their quality and efficiency.
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