8 Reasons Why ICE is THE...

This week’s edition of the MedWrench Blog is all about the conference for imaging service professionals, and why you should attend. Know what I’m talking about? The Imaging Conference & Expo (ICE)!

You only need one reason, but here’s 8 in case you need a little more encouragement:

1. Endless Networking Opportunities! Industry conferences are always great opportunities for networking, but at ICE you will have a slew other experienced professionals within the imaging community at your fingertips. This is a great way to share your own expertise, learn from your peers, and maybe even make a few new friends.

2. We’re Headed to Vegas! ICE 2018 will be held at the M Resort in Henderson, Nevada (only 15 minutes from the Strip). This four-star resort and casino features seven restaurants, six bars, a wonderful state-of-the-art spa, and even a 100,000 sq. ft. pool and entertainment piazza. All of the above credits the M Resort as “One of the Finest Hotels in the World!”

3. It’s the Perfect Time of Year! We may be sending ICE to the desert, but you won’t have to worry about the dry, Vegas heat. This year ICE is February 16-18, 2018, which is the ideal time of year for a warm weather destination. Having ICE in February will also make it easier for imaging professionals from all over to attend.

4. You Can Attend For Free! You can attend ICE 2018 for free by using the code: GOICE18. This code will get you free admission to the exhibit floor and access to two education tracks! Registration is officially open, so make sure you go register now!

5. Imaging Directors Can Take Their Own Path! There are new educational tracks, two specifically for Imaging Directors, and two for Imaging Service Engineers. With nine classes for management, and nine classes for service, showcasing the latest trends, technology and information, and leading experts in the imaging industry has never been easier! This creates an opportunity for 27+ hours of potential CEU’s!

6. New Premier Keynote Address! Tom Szostak, Director of Healthcare Economics, Toshiba America Medical Systems will be presenting “Health Economics: Market, Policy and Trends.” With a new administration in Washington what does the future hold for health spending, policy and reform in the United States?