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Safe & Sterile Endoscopes - Inside the Idea: Endoscope Design, Functionality & Reprocessing
with guests Khoi Pham & Tamara Beehler

The Dirty Truth About Stethoscopes: An Overlooked Infection Risk
A Special Release interview with Scott Mader

Episode 199: Jason Maloney - Transforming Customer Experience in Digital Pathology
Today my guest is Jason Maloney, VP of Customer Experience at Proscia. What we discuss with Jason: His background in customer-facing roles across various company sizes. Being drawn to Proscia by the opportunity to impact lives through digit…


NextMed Health 2025: Agentic AI in healthcare and beyond
This short episode will address some of the trends shaping the future of healthcare: agentic AI, Longevity efforts, Uncertain policy in light of the current US government. You will hear from Daniel Kraft - founder of NextMed Health - a unique interdisciplinary community dedicated to catalyzing and a

134. Biofilms and Fomites
Mark recaps his insightful Healthmark webinar on biofilms and fomites. He dives into the science behind biofilms - what they are, how quickly they can form, and why they pose a significant threat to sterile processing. Tune in as Mark expla…

Dr. Gerald Williams – A Pioneer of Shoulder
This week, Dr. Scott Sigman is joined by Dr. Gerald Williams, a Professor at the Rothman Institute and a shoulder pioneer. In this episode recorded live at Shoulder360, Dr. Sigman and Dr. Williams discuss the evolution of shoulder replacement,

Beyond Clean Canada: The Safety Standard: Where Policy Meets Practice
with guest Colleen Landers

AHRMM SME podcast featuring Brian Zuck
This week on the AHRMM Subject Matter Expert Podcast, host Justin Poulin sits down with Brian Zuck, VP of Supply Chain at Essentia Health, who shares the unique challenges of building resilience in rural healthcare supply chains. Brian explains his...

Boosting MedTech Sales by Improving Practice Operations
What if the biggest obstacle to your medical sales isn't the market or the competition, but internal inefficiencies within medical practices themselves? Discover how addressing these challenges can unlock unprecedented growth in medical device sales....



Safe & Sterile Endoscopes - In the Beginning: History of Endoscopes
with Dr. Klaus Mergener

Advancing Male Fertility Care: The Next Wave in Reproductive Health with Matt Alley
Male fertility represents an often overlooked yet critical component of the reproductive health journey. Our next guest, Matt Alley, is transforming this space as COO of Posterity Health, a pioneering virtual-first center of excellence dedicated to male fertility. With extensive operational leadersh

Orthopaedic Oncologist and Industry Leader: Dr. Cynthia Emory MD, MBA!
Send us a text Dr. Cynthia Emory, board certified orthopaedic oncologist, treats soft tissue sarcomas, bone sarcomas, metastatic bone disease, lymphoma and myeloma of the bone. She is a professor and the chair of the Department of Orthopaed…

Environmental Impact of Healthcare Disinfection | Expert Series On-The-Go
written by Daan Hoek

Rethinking Work-Life Balance in Medicine with Dr. Kristine Goins the Nomad MD
In this episode of Doctor’s Eyes Only , in this episode Vestia CEO Lauren Oschman, CFP®, CDFA®, speaks with Dr. Kristine Goins , a board-certified integrative adult and pediatric psychiatrist and founder of Nomad MD . Dr. Goins shares her experience transitioning from a traditional physician career

Dr. Thomas DeBerardino – From the Military to Orthopedic Surgery
This week, Dr. Scott Sigman sits down with Dr. Thomas DeBerardino, a retired US Army Colonel and and Professor of Orthopedic Medicine at University of Texas Health in San Antonio. Here, they discuss his childhood as a military brat,





Decoding Cancer: AI, Biomarkers & Precision Medicine
When it comes to cancer, prevalence is increasing and there is still a lot we don't understand about the factors and causes of cancers. Many studies have clearly demonstrated the benefits of biomarker testing for cancer therapy. However, broadly speaking, roughly 30% of cancer patients are eligible

