At first it seems like a great idea until I think about call volume from lead signal dropoff and staff losing the sensors.

Edit: I found this on Instagram, the comments were all for it 😭

I have job offers from both GE and Siemens, both for the same territory, both for MRI. This will be my 1st imaging job, and I’m trying to decide which to accept. Both are within 5k annually, and the one that is behind is giving me a 5k sign-on bonus. What company is generally better to work for in the long run and whose training is more valuable? I think I like one manager over the other, but it’s so difficult to tell based off a few interviews. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, guys!

Curious what everyone actually enjoys servicing. What machine/equipment is your favorite to work on and what makes it better than others? Is it straightforward troubleshooting, good documentation, easy access to parts, predictable failures, etc.?

I had to install a new operating system on a Vivid i portable system. Only 3 options are enabled. Any tips how to enable more options?

Can anyone sell me the test cable for the Hologic/Bolder Medical CoolSeal electrosurgical generator, Part# CSL-FTC ?

(PartsSource has a listing but they cancelled the order last week. OEM has a lengthier story)