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Your customers' perspective is most important, so while I was at HRS Boston I chatted with Mitch Stelzer, Physician Trainee at Boston Medical Center (BMC), to get his thoughts on the event and what he’s most excited about when it comes to the future of electrophysiology. Of course, seeing fellow EPeeps and learning more about PFA (pulsed field ablation) were top on his list! Reflection: getting a physician (or your customer) on camera to share their thoughts and insights can be a daunting task for them - especially if it’s their first time. The key is to keep it simple, have fun, and don’t hesitate. I was introduced to Mitch through an industry friend of mine (Megan LaBreck, PharmD, BCPS, CACP) as they were walking the floor. The vibes were pulsing off (my new fav way to describe this years HRS Boston event) and we were all having fun. His guard was down and the moment was now. Without hesitation, I casually asked Mitch to quickly share his thoughts with me on camera. With encouragement from his amazing friends and team, and a little MedTech Missile magic, we had Mitch mic’ed up before he knew it…and he crushed it. Along with getting a fantastic customer perspective, Mitch is about to have a full inbox on LinkedIn with invitations to become a Key Opinion Leader (KOL)! #hrsboston2024 #epeeps #pulsedfieldablation #pfa #physician #electrophysiology #customerexperience #customersuccess #customertestimonial #demandgeneration #medicaldevice #medicaldevices

Check out our Next Gen article powered by #YPatMD in the April issue of TechNation Magazine 🧡 This month we are featuring Keilah Perez. Read about Keilah's story below and if you have someone you would like to nominate you can fill the form out at the end of the article #HTM #youngprofessionals #biomed #biomedical

Check out this article about '21 MS-MPE alumni, Lauren Grice!

What do you like most about your job as a simulation tech? ⚕️🖥️ “It’s forever changing from the technology, from the procedures, the policy and the education, the medical field is something that’s forever growing and forever advancing for better causes," –Diallo from LifeBridge Health Sinai Hospital of Baltimore. More in his blog post ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gVnzqdDq #medicalcareers #SITEL #CITEL #computerscience #simulationtech #simulation #JoinMdHealth #MdHealth #Marylandhealth #Maryland

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Had the great opportunity to write this article on Dr. Hubert Lim and his journey to neuroengineering!! Check out and share the full article: https://lnkd.in/gtgEBmC9 #UMN #STEMJournalism #ScienceJournalism

Continuing The Field Engineer's celebration of Biomeds and HTMs for HTM Week, The Field Engineer meets another 10 engineers from across the USA and asks them, "Why has a career in HTM been right for you?". One short quote from Michael McCombs, gives an insight. "Why is this the right field for me? For anybody? I'll tell you what I found that day: purpose. Every day I go to work, somebody benefits. They may never see me. In fact, if I'm doing my job right, they won't. I may never meet them. Somewhere, though, a patient is being diagnosed, treated, cared for. Providers care about their patients. Medical field service engineers make sure they have the tools they need to do it". This HTM Week Wednesday we meet, Top row. l to r, Zack Pelletier, Paulina Perez, Joe Deater, Millicent Alooh, Ray Memita. Bottom row. l to r, Michael Lipka, Edward Kwaw Newton, Russell Neyhart, Ed Klavins, Michael McCombs. We'll meet more people tomorrow. Have a read of today's blog, and feel free to join our community to network with other HTMs and Biomeds. The Field Engineer community has active networking groups for "Biomeds – Biomedical Engineers and Technicians", and "Medical, pharmaceuticals, life science, bioscience". Many of our members have also featured in previous blogs. To read today's blog visit our community website at, TheFieldEngineer dot com/blog/ There are many more posts about Biomeds from the USA and from across the world. #htm #htmweek #biomedicalengineering #iamhtm #clinicalengineering #engineering #careers #healthcare #jobs

Check out this article about current MS-MPE student Varun Shilesh and his recent co-op experience with ZOLL Medical Corporation!

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“At graduation, I always remind the recent grads to never let this degree be an end, but rather a beginning. Choose to continue to learn, shape your professional goals, and engage in your future.” In ASCLS Today, Candice Grayson writes about the familiar interview question, "Where do you see yourself in five years?” and how her response evolved throughout her career in #MedicalLaboratory science. #IamASCLS #LaboratoryMedicine https://lnkd.in/gqYTQEFK