4 Unwritten Rules of Getting Ahead in HTM
Doing good work doesn't always lead to the next promotion. Sometimes getting ahead means looking beyond the traditional career ladder.
Doing good work doesn't always lead to the next promotion. Sometimes getting ahead means looking beyond the traditional career ladder.
This degree is a great next step for those already in health care fields in finance, management, human resources, marketing, nursing administration, public health, and more.
In this UpFront column, 24x7 Magazine editor Keri Forsythe-Stephens remembers a true hero of HTM and shares why the clinical engineering sector lost one of its brightest with his recent passage.
Doing good work doesn't always lead to the next promotion. Sometimes getting ahead means looking beyond the traditional career ladder.
Dave Harrington, PhD, a long-time 24×7 Magazine board member and frequent contributor to the publication, passed away on Thursday, September 27, after an extended battle with an illness. Here, friends and colleagues share memories of the veteran of the biomedical field—who was known for his trademark wit, in addition to his many contributions to the industry.
Read MoreThomas McKenzie, manager of the clinical engineering department at Southeast Georgia Health System, is the recipient of GE’s quarterly Best of the Best Award, reports The Brunswick News.
Read MoreFind out why the AAMI judges are so impressed with this year’s award winner—in addition to having past-president of the American College of Clinical Engineering on her resume.
Read MoreJ. Scot Mackeil, CBET, is AAMI & GE Healthcare’s 2018 ‘BMET of the Year.’ Find out how his dedication to the HTM profession and ‘right to repair’ advocacy impressed the judges.
Read MoreAs we are nearing the second quarter of 2018, healthcare technology consultant Dave Harrington, PhD, reflects on two noteworthy articles that have appeared in recent issues of 24×7 Magazine. Here’s what they say—and why they matter, according to Harrington.
Read MoreIn this article, Gopher Medical’s Managing Partner/Biomed Engineer Steve Ziegenhagen discusses why he launched the Minn-based company in 2012, the rationale behind its memorable name, and why being “Minnesota nice” isn’t just a personal value—it’s a corporate philosophy.
Read MoreIn this Soapbox column, healthcare consultant Dave Harrington, PhD, delves into an important subject: Steps HTM professionals can take to improve healthcare and keep it affordable. But to do so, he posits, people may need to take a trip down memory lane.