Cybersecurity incidents in healthcare are on the rise. Organizations are continuing to strengthen their security programs. I’m currently working with two clients who are focusing on security. One is a large regional organization that is […]
I believe it is imperative to communicate to new healthcare technology management (HTM) professionals the significant impact their actions can have. This includes both positive and negative outcomes. Every biomed department would be well-served by […]
There are some who may think the only difference between a “vendor” or a “supplier” is the use of the word. Others may think, “how does this apply to an in-house healthcare technology management (HTM) […]
Historically, every hospital has always had a written medical equipment management plan (MEMP), which is used to define and outline the organization’s responsibility and actions they take to properly acquire, utilize, and maintain the equipment […]
The interview is a key tool to both job applicants and employers to assess probable success in an open position at a company or hospital. Due to the scarcity of candidates for some positions, and […]
When you think about a biomedical engineering manager, the first thing that comes to mind may not be a woman who, three years ago, was a cheerleader for the New England Patriots. But I’m here […]
Sometimes, there can be a gap between safety efforts and the actual achievement of measurable safety. That may arise because official safety efforts are not addressing real problems, the safety efforts are not effective, or […]
