Sentences with phrase «for medical companies»

Some are recruiters for medical companies, some are independent or agency recruiters specializing in medical sales.

I work as team leader for medical company

The Book Lady's Blog is written by Rebecca, a book seller (and soon - to - be marketing coordinator for a medical company).

Architecture firm HKS has overhauled a 120 - year - old steam plant and a brutalist office building, creating a headquarters for a medical company and aiming to revive an ageing downtown district in the American Rust Belt.

Not exact matches

Instead, they'll raise prices for U.S. companies that purchase imported steel used in aerospace and medical equipment, petroleum refining gear, heavy machinery, construction materials, and consumer products from soup cans to baby carriages.

When companies are unnecessarily strict in requiring documentation for bereavement and medical leave, it leaves a sour taste in the mouths of employees who deserve better.

Like some medical device companies looking for another deep pocket.

The company, Southern Nevada Donor Services, offered grieving families a way to eliminate expensive funeral costs: free cremation in exchange for donating a loved one's body to «advance medical studies.»

They partnered with a company called Latitude, which builds unmanned aircrafts, to carry out the test flight and demonstrate the promise of drones for the delivery of medical care and supplies to those in rural communities or during emergency situations.

For all the heady talk about universal health coverage and / or «Medicare for all,» companies know they're stuck holding a good chunk of the national $ 3.3 trillion medical bill — a bill that has been growing like a parasitic «tapeworm,» as Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett described it in the companies» joint press releaFor all the heady talk about universal health coverage and / or «Medicare for all,» companies know they're stuck holding a good chunk of the national $ 3.3 trillion medical bill — a bill that has been growing like a parasitic «tapeworm,» as Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett described it in the companies» joint press releafor all,» companies know they're stuck holding a good chunk of the national $ 3.3 trillion medical bill — a bill that has been growing like a parasitic «tapeworm,» as Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett described it in the companies» joint press release.

Vivek Kopparthi is the co-founder and CEO of NeoLight, an empathy - driven technology company primarily focused on lean medical devices for newborn care.

Apple would have to go through the FDA medical device regulatory process for that, which is why the company will be creating interchangeable «smart bands» that serve various functions, according to BGR.

Yeo says it's normal for companies when they launch a new medical product to publish their results and allow experts to analyze their tests, especially as they become major players in the field.

«I really believe that designers are the advocates for people,» said Quinteros, who integrates the company's medical device, consumer, and pharmaceuticals sectors with «care - centered» design thinking.

Carretta says learning how to build the infrastructure for operations like the one in Nevada, where recreational weed was legalized last year, and medical dispensaries like one in New York, will help the company take advantage of new markets more quickly moving forward.

That grew into a business called Vortex Medical Inc., which in turn was sold to a public medical device company for $ 55 million in 2012 and was recently featured on the medical TV drama Grey's AMedical Inc., which in turn was sold to a public medical device company for $ 55 million in 2012 and was recently featured on the medical TV drama Grey's Amedical device company for $ 55 million in 2012 and was recently featured on the medical TV drama Grey's Amedical TV drama Grey's Anatomy.

That's not the company's only strategy for growth, though — in August it bought B.C. - based QHR Corp., a digital medical records company, for $ 170 million.

Pamplona Capital Management has acquired British locomotive leasing company Beacon Rail Leasing from Mitsubishi UFJ Financial for approximately $ 450 million. www.beaconrail.com Park Place International LLC, a Marlborough, Mass. — based cloud services provider and systems integrator for medical IT software, has secured a minority growth investment from WestView Capital Partners.

The Riverside Company is seeking a buyer for Precision Wire Components LLC, a Tualatin, Ore. - based maker of custom medical wire components, according to LBOWire.

One key differentiator is that these companies are testing with the Food and Drug Administration and making products for medical marijuana and MassRoots is focused on recreational marijuana users.

Hospitals and some cutting - edge medical companies have begun using the technology to manufacture limbs and appendages — a more affordable option, especially for children who will quickly outgrow their prosthetics.

Suneel Gupta, head of mobile, for One Medical, said patients engage with his company's virtual health platform 25 to 30 times a week.

Technology companies that make medical treatment more efficient for patients are another good bet.

Medical technology company ResApp Health has tapped investors for a $ 12.5 million capital raising to help push its technology into the US market.

Medical marijuana company MMJ Phytotech has tapped investors for a $ 5 million capital raising to fund its entry into the Australian market.

She works for a client of mine, a company that manufactures custom parts for the medical equipment industry.

But the company also has a massive technology arm that supplies the healthcare industry with electronic health care records, data analysis and software for managing medical facilities.

Perth - based regenerative medicine company Avita Medical says it will be able to focus more on its core ReCell technology after completing the sale of its respiratory business for $ 2.47 million.

«We view the acquisition by Patricia Industries as a catalyst for Sarnova's next leap in becoming the very best company in specialty medical sales and distribution and are excited that Water Street and Matt will continue to be part of supporting our growth.»

The company is selling a thing (the kit) by saying it can provide «health reports on 254 diseases and conditions,» including categories such as «carrier status,» «health risks,» and «drug response,» and specifically as a «first step in prevention» that enables users to «take steps toward mitigating serious diseases» such as diabetes, coronary heart disease, and breast cancer...» Most of the uses «listed on your website, a list that has grown over time,» the FDA writes, «are medical device uses [for the] Personal Genome Service.»

The company can now offer predictive maintenance and optimization services for more than $ 1 trillion worth of Internet - connected industrial equipment, ranging from medical equipment to jet engines.

In the U.S., where the cost of medical insurance is a major expense for employers, large companies are also seeing the bottom - line benefits of investment in employees» health and well - being.

Some have started charging mid-size corporate customers, who employ 2,000 to 10,000 people, additional fees for integrating medical claims and pharmaceutical claims when they are managed by different companies, Dross said, and could require those fees for larger clients as well.

For example, personal medical information should in no circumstances be moved off of the company's servers.

In addition to paying 100 percent of employee medical contributions, the company was able to save employees 29 percent on coverage for their families this year.

Budnick is president of Vanguard Plastics in Southington, Connecticut, a 30 - person injection - molding firm that makes parts on contract for medical - equipment makers, automotive companies, and other manufacturers.

Look at any category governed by heavy regulations — e-cigarettes, medical marijuana, drones, wireless services, even unpasteurized milk — and you'll find a trail of failed also - rans for every company that's still standing.

The two work for Medliminal, a company that challenges erroneous and inflated medical bills on behalf of consumers in exchange for a share of the savings.

Then on again: in October the IPO window appeared to open for Internet companies and those doing business in the medical industry.

As companies and insurers look for additional ways to reduce healthcare costs, they're increasingly narrowing the networks of doctors and medical providers with whom they offer preferred rates.

That company is pioneering medical uses for carbon molecules called nanospheres, such as attacking cancer cells and dramatically improving magnetic - resonance - imaging contrasts.

The company's first attempt at publishing research will come in October when Dr. Philip Chenette, a specialist at the Pacific Fertility Center in San Francisco and a medical adviser to Glow, will present at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine's annual conference.

With health care costs on the rise, companies are finding savings by creating their own medical clinics for employees.

Nearly a quarter of the 588 large companies surveyed by Towers Watson this year already have on - site medical clinics for both factory and office workers, and next year, another 12 % of those corporations will open new clinics for employees.

The prototype, which Google says will take at least five years to reach consumers, is one of several medical devices being designed by companies to make glucose monitoring for diabetic patients more convenient and less invasive than the traditional finger pricks.

She discussed the potential of the company's concierge service, which allows users to arrange pickup and dropoff for a non-emergency medical appointments.

As for the companies that employ the most retired players, Stryker (syk), a medical technology company that makes items like replacement hips and knees, takes the top spot.

Of the Fortune 500 companies, 66 % include «gender identity» in their anti-discrimination policies; 34 % offer trans inclusive benefits, including surgical procedures for employees who wish for a medical transition.

The letter included six points of focus for the company, including aligning payments with better medical outcomes for patients instead of simply paying for each medical service, which is how the current system is built.

• iAnthus Capital has agreed to buy Valley Agriceuticals, a Purchase, N.Y. - based medical marijuana company, for $ 17.3 million.