2019 NESCE Symposium
The New England Society of Clinical Engineering (NESCE) will sponsor the Northeastern Healthcare Technology Symposium at the Sheraton Framingham Hotel & Conference Center in Framingham, Mass, from Tuesday, October 22,...
The New England Society of Clinical Engineering (NESCE) will sponsor the Northeastern Healthcare Technology Symposium at the Sheraton Framingham Hotel & Conference Center in Framingham, Mass, from Tuesday, October 22,...
The biomedical engineering profession is undergoing change these days. And part of that change involves collaboration to strengthen each organization, enhance professional development, and provide more opportunities for career advancement. South Carolina and Georgia house two professional associations that are taking the message of collaboration to heart.
The American Society of Association Executives recently named the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) the 2016 Power of A Gold Award winner for the NEMA Strategic Initiatives program. This annual award recognizes a select number of associations that distinguish themselves with innovative, effective, and broad-reaching programs and activities that positively impact the United States and the world.
The New England Society of Clinical Engineering (NESCE) will sponsor the Northeastern Healthcare Technology Symposium at the Sheraton Framingham Hotel & Conference Center in Framingham, Mass, from Tuesday, October 22,...
The Georgia Biomedical Instrumentation Society 2015 Technical Conference, held August 15, 2015 in Atlanta, Ga, will offer educational, networking, and personal development opportunities for biomeds to help expand their expertise and increase department productivity.
Read MoreThemed “Healthcare Technology at the Crossroads,” the annual meeting of the Clinical Engineering Association of Illinois (CEAI) will be held August 19–20, 2015 at the Drury Lane Conference Center in Oakbrook Terrace, Ill.
Read MoreThe Washington State Biomedical Association’s membership has grown substantially during the last 3 to 5 years despite the state’s expansive geography, which makes reaching members in remote regions challenging. Better management, enhanced advertising efforts, high-quality educational seminars and symposiums, and more support from third-party companies account for the bump in membership, leaders say.
Read MoreThe Oregon Biomedical Association has elected David Gillaspie and Bartley Onoday as vice president and treasurer, respectively. They join current board members Keith Waters, president, and Michael O’Brien, secretary.
Read MoreThe Washington State Biomedical Association has released an updated agenda of speakers for its 2015 annual symposium to be held on Saturday, March 28, in Seattle.
Read MoreFor Canadians in the province who are serious about advancing their careers in the HTM field, membership in the Clinical Engineering Society of Ontario (CESO) is well advised.
Read MorePatrick Lynch will provide the keynote address for the annual symposium of the Washington State Biomedical Association (WSBA) on March 28, 2015.