From an Iowa farm to dean of the only radiology bachelor’s program in Texas, Jeff Killion built a radiologic technology career — and still ranches on the side.
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Four imaging leaders share how they retire, resell, refurbish and recycle imaging systems while balancing cost, clinical need, compliance and sustainability.
As healthcare providers continue balancing financial constraints with growing demand for diagnostic services, the medical imaging equipment disposition market appears positioned for sustained growth.
Centurion Service Group: A TRIMEDX Company helps health systems save time, money and space during the equipment disposition process.
Innovative Radiology recently completed the successful deinstallation of a computed tomography (CT) system, following a carefully planned process designed to ensure safety, efficiency and equipment preservation.
How top health systems forecast medical imaging equipment replacement — defining end-of-life, setting capital horizons and avoiding costly emergency buys.
I used to think that if I cared about my team, I needed to carry everything. And in imaging, that belief feels pretty justified.
In June, medical imaging and radiation therapy professionals from across the country convened in Albuquerque, New Mexico, for the American Society of Radiologic Technologists’ Educational Symposium and Annual Governance and House of Delegates Meeting.
A radiologist’s two-word answer — “culture and ownership” — explains why AI and innovation in medical imaging transform some health systems and stall in others.
The people closest to you are not always the people carrying the most load. The people who speak up most are not always the strongest contributors. And the people you see least may be the ones keeping your department running with the least amount of friction.
