Getting Schooled In Ultrasound Probe Operations
Exceeding expectations is only possible when you know what they are. And that's precisely what Dennis Wulf, CEO of Innovatus Imaging, intends to determine every year with his annual surveys of current ultrasound students, professors and practitioners from a local university.
Sat Jun 01 2019
Each October, Wulf and team at the Innovatus Imaging Ultrasound Center of Excellence in Tulsa, Oklahoma, conduct an Ultrasound School to expose attendees to the technical side of ultrasound probes, share real-world insights, industry updates and learn what the expectations and needs may be of current and future practitioners. This past spring, the Innovatus team brought the program to MDExpo in Houston, TX to a standing room only crowd.
As part of our "Getting Schooled" program, we ask attendees a series of purely subjective questions related to expectations with ultrasound probes. This survey helps you assess where you stand when it comes to understanding user requirements and how current you are. You need to know where you stand with your peers now more than ever in this era of constant change and consolidation.
We invite you to participate to help you see how current you are!
If you missed the program at MDExpo, no worries. You can participate NOW and share what's important to you and to your customers. Below is a link to the same 5-minute survey which Dennis used during his recent standing-room-only session at MD Expo in Houston, "Getting Schooled in Ultrasound Operations." Once you complete this survey, we will send you a summary of Dennis’ session so you can learn more about what is proven to prevent probe failures and no-cost steps you can take to extend the life of your full probe inventory.
We're planning to share the results from this online survey and the MD Expo survey and will include all those participating so that everyone can see how their expectations and knowledge aligns with those nationwide. Thank you in advance for participating. We look forward to sharing the results so you can see what matters most to service professionals today, and what most anticipate in the future.
