Creating a supportive and empowering work environment through a clear employee value proposition (EVP) is essential for attracting and retaining talent, driving innovation, and enhancing productivity, according to Dawn Griffin, chief human resources and diversity officer at TRIMEDX.
Arvizio announced a suite of capabilities for the use of augmented reality workflow automation for medical technicians.
TRIMEDX—a provider of clinical engineering, medical device cybersecurity, and clinical asset management solutions to healthcare systems—will be offering apprenticeship opportunities through the AAMI registered apprenticeship program as soon as early 2022.
Creating a supportive and empowering work environment through a clear employee value proposition (EVP) is essential for attracting and retaining talent, driving innovation, and enhancing productivity, according to Dawn Griffin, chief human resources and diversity officer at TRIMEDX.
One community college in Mesa, Arizona has found a way to tackle the declining workforce facing the healthcare technology management sector in its state.
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Solon, Ohio-based RSTI announces the launch of a new contrast injector training course with Althea Group faculty.
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On Monday, September 13, the Medical Device Servicing Community (MDSC) released a white paper outlining best practices for the training of medical device servicing technicians.
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Greenlight Guru Academy provides free online training for medical device quality, regulatory, and product development professionals.
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The training incorporated a wide range of subjects such as data analysis, cultural revitalization in the wake of disasters, and post-disaster psychological and physical well-being.
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COVID-19 vaccines bring with them the promise of decreased deaths worldwide and the chance for all of us to return to a more “normal” life. What’s not to like, right? Ironically, the vaccines do create a unique set of challenges for the medical imaging industry that could have alarming consequences.
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In a study of 12 healthy male volunteers, a wearable biosensor that is placed on the chest, called the VitalScout, provided an accurate assessment of physiological parameters—heart rate and respiration rate—that are used to calculate stress.
