**Correction Is Not Rejection**

Sometimes the toughest feedback is the thing that helps us grow the most.
This podcast episode is for every HTM professional or anyone who has ever come up short, learned from it, and came back better.

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MARS Bio-Med Processes Inc., Innovative Radiology, Sage Services Group, DESCO Services and Cadmet, Inc.. Your support helps keep the HTM mission moving forward!

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One question from a student made me stop and reflect.

What started as a conversation about work-life balance became a reminder of why Elevate HTM exists.

We’re not just exposing students to HTM.

We’re helping create pathways From First Exposure to First Paycheck.
And we’re just getting started.

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MARS Bio-Med Processes Inc., Innovative Radiology, Sage Services Group, DESCO Services and Cadmet, Inc.. Your support helps keep the HTM mission moving forward!

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In this powerful episode, The Pressure Is Preparing You, we talk about the unseen weight many Healthcare Technology Management professionals carry every day.

HTM is not built in comfort. It is built through emergency calls, late nights, missed lunches, downtime situations, and moments where patients are depending on equipment most people never think about.

This episode is a reminder that pressure is not always punishment. Sometimes, it is preparation. The challenges, delays, and difficult seasons you face may be developing the endurance, leadership, and purpose needed for your next level.

Whether you are new to the HTM field or have been serving for decades, your work matters. Your sacrifice matters. Your impact is real, even when it goes unseen.

This one is for every HTM professional who has ever felt overlooked, exhausted, or questioned if their effort still matters.

Keep going. The pressure is preparing you.

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MARS Bio-Med Processes Inc., Innovative Radiology, Sage Services Group, DESCO Services and Cadmet, Inc.. Your support helps keep the HTM mission moving forward!

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***Happy HTM Week***

Too often in HTM, we focus on fixing the equipment, but ignore the mindset behind the industry.

This morning's video is a reminder that leadership, mentorship, growth and culture matter just as much as technical skill. Because at the end of the day, we don’t just repair devices, we protect lives, families and second chances.

The future of HTM will belong to those willing to think differently, lead boldly and grow intentionally.

Check out the video: “HTM Has a Bigger Problem Than Broken Equipment”

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MARS Bio-Med Processes Inc., Innovative Radiology, Sage Services Group, DESCO Services and Cadmet, Inc.. Your support helps keep the HTM mission moving forward!

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In this special tribute episode/video, we celebrate the incredible women who continue to shape, strengthen, and elevate the Healthcare Technology Management (HTM) industry.

From leadership and mentorship to innovation and service, women across HTM are making an impact that reaches far beyond the equipment. They are problem-solvers, trailblazers, educators, managers, technicians, and voices of inspiration helping move healthcare forward every single day.

Created as a heartfelt tribute two years ago, this video highlights the power of representation, unity, resilience, and purpose within our industry. It’s more than a celebration, it’s a reminder that the future of HTM becomes stronger when women are seen, supported, and empowered to lead.

Whether you are currently in HTM, considering the field, or simply believe in honoring those who make a difference behind the scenes, this tribute is for you.

Watch, share, and help us continue uplifting the women who are helping transform HTM one life, one patient, and one breakthrough at a time.

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In this motivational episode, Bryant Hawkins Sr. reflects on the power of brotherhood in HTM, not as a gendered idea, but as unity, support, and accountability.

Through a personal story about helping a female HTM professional get centered during a difficult season, Bryant shares how encouragement can flow both ways.

This episode is a reminder that in HTM, we don’t move forward alone.

Sometimes you give strength.
Sometimes you borrow it.

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. Bickford, Inc., UptimeServices, MARS Bio-Med Processes Inc., Innovative Radiology, Sage Services Group, Desco Services, and Cadment. Your support helps keep the HTM mission moving forward!

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Students are making life decisions every day, without ever hearing about Healthcare Technology Management (HTM).

In this episode, Bryant shares how he found a 30-year career by chance, and why that can’t be the way the next generation discovers purpose.

This isn’t a pipeline problem.

It’s an exposure problem.

And it’s time we change that.

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MARS Bio-Med Processes Inc, Innovative Radiology and Sage Services Group. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!

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In this episode of HTM On The Line, Bryant Hawkins Sr. sits down with Kierra Morrow to discuss her unexpected journey into Healthcare Technology Management.

After being laid off from a lab role, Kierra discovered HTM and quickly grew from a beginner into a team lead in just two years. She shares her challenges, lessons learned, and advice for anyone entering the field.

 This conversation highlights career growth, confidence, and why HTM is a powerful opportunity, especially for the next generation.

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MARS Bio-Med Processes Inc, Innovative Radiology and Sage Services Group. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!

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What does leadership really look like behind the scenes of a growing HTM company?

In this episode of HTM On The Line, Bryant Hawkins Sr. sits down with Alex Heileman, COO of Elite Biomedical Solutions, to talk about leadership, family business, and building the future of the Healthcare Technology Management industry.

Alex shares her journey from working part-time in her father’s biomedical company as a teenager to helping lead a thriving organization that manufactures replacement parts and supports medical equipment across healthcare systems. She opens up about leadership lessons, overcoming self-doubt, and what it’s like running a business alongside family.

The conversation also dives into culture, motherhood and leadership, and why Alex believes the HTM workforce challenge isn’t a talent shortage, it’s an exposure shortage.

If you care about leadership, building strong teams, and inspiring the next generation of HTM professionals, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MARS Bio-Med Processes Inc, Innovative Radiology and Sage Services Group. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!

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In this episode of HTM On The Line, we look back 30 years, examine where we are today, and project forward to 2055.

For students: There is a powerful career field you may have never heard of, but it may be exactly where your future belongs.

For professionals and leaders: The workforce of 2055 is sitting in classrooms right now.

What we build today will determine what stands 30 years from now.

What will 2055 say about us?

Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share, because this story needs to be heard.

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MARS Bio-Med Processes Inc, Innovative Radiology and Sage Services Group. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!

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This is Episode 100 of HTM On The Line.

In this milestone episode, Bryant Hawkins Sr. sits down with Salvador Ortiz, a clinical engineer, mentor, and children’s book author whose path into Healthcare Technology Management began with patients who introduced him to a career he didn’t even know existed.

In this conversation, we explore:

• Mentorship beyond the bench
• Leadership in high-pressure clinical moments
• Why HTM remains essential—and often invisible
• How storytelling can help build the future HTM pipeline

Chavita, the Curious Clinical Engineer by Salvador Ortiz is available on Amazon. Click here.

👇 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share—because this story needs to be heard.

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MARS Bio-Med Processes Inc, Innovative Radiology and Sage Services Group. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!

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Starting a career in Healthcare Technology Management can feel overwhelming, especially when you realize how much there is still to learn.

In this episode of HTM On The Line, host Bryant Hawkins Sr. sits down with Angie Lopez, an HTM professional working in Kelowna, British Columbia, to talk about what real growth in HTM actually looks like.

Angie shares her journey into the field, her first experience in the operating room, navigating a male-dominated industry, and why communication, humility, and asking for help matter just as much as technical skills. From handling pressure to building confidence early in your career, this conversation offers practical insight for students and new HTM professionals finding their footing.

If you’re early in your HTM journey, or still learning how to grow without having all the answers, this episode is for you.

HTM On The Line — where we talk about the people behind the equipment.

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MARS Bio-Med Processes Inc, Innovative Radiology and Sage Services Group. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!

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In the first episode of 2026, we sit down with Ryan Gonzalez, President of HTMA Ohio, and Alex Collins for a real, honest conversation about what happens when you reach a point in your career and start asking, “What’s next for me?”

They Share:

• How a season of feeling stagnant pushed him to get involved
• Why community and service changed the trajectory of his career
• What leadership in HTM really looks like behind the scenes
• And why raising your hand can be the move that unlocks your next level

This episode isn’t just about association leadership.
It’s about ownership, growth, and refusing to let your career plateau.

If you’ve ever felt:

• Underutilized
• Unchallenged
• Or unsure what your next step should be…

This conversation is for you.

🎧 Listen now and get re-inspired about what’s possible in HTM.

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MARS Bio-Med Processes Inc, MD Publishing and Innovative Radiology. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!

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Live at MD Expo, Bryant connects with two leaders driving serious momentum in the HTM community: Nicole Koharik of PartSource and Alex Collins a Site Manager, both dedicated board members of HTMA-Ohio. This is a preview conversation,  the introduction before the full-feature episode that’s coming soon.

In this short sit-down, Nicole Koharik and Alex Collins give a snapshot of what’s brewing in Ohio:

• the 2026 HTMA Ohio Annual Conference & Expo, February 5–6 in Columbus
• a theme centered on Pioneering the Next Generation of HTM
• and a statewide commitment to outreach, pipeline development, and community impact

They also talk leadership momentum, award-winning progress, and the intentional work happening behind the scenes to elevate both the field and the people in it. Bryant, already slated as the keynote speaker, shares his gratitude for being part of a movement that’s aligning the right people with the right purpose at the right time.

This isn’t the full story.
This is the doorway into it.

A teaser.
An introduction.
A quick hit of inspiration before the in-depth episode that will unpack HTMA Ohio’s mission, strategy, and vision for the future.

If you want a glimpse of where HTMA Ohio is heading, and how they’re preparing the next generation of HTM leaders, this preview sets the stage.

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MARS Bio-Med Processes Inc, MD Publishing and Innovative Radiology. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!

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In this powerful episode of HTM On The Line, host Bryant Hawkins Sr. sits down with Mike Reagan from Innovative Radiology, a veteran imaging engineer whose 38-year career stretches from a war-torn childhood in Eritrea to becoming one of the most respected voices in medical imaging.

Mike’s journey is an example of resilience and purpose. From being adopted out of a conflict zone to mastering some of the most advanced imaging systems in healthcare, he shares how faith, curiosity, and mentorship shaped every step of his path.

They discuss:

• How chance and divine timing led Mike into the biomedical field through the military.
• The day he accidentally quenched an MRI magnet, costing over $150,000, and how that moment of failure became a turning point in humility, leadership, and process improvement.
• The evolving role of AI in HTM, and why technology can assist but never replace the human heart behind the repair.
• The importance of valuing engineers, providing training, recognition, and real work-life balance to sustain the profession.
• Why HTM professionals must remember that behind every calibration is a patient whose life depends on it.

Mike’s story reminds us that true excellence isn’t about perfection, it’s about purpose, integrity, and showing up when it matters most.

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MD Publishing and Innovative Radiology. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!

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What happens when purpose runs in the family?

In this episode, Bryant Hawkins Sr. sits down with Duane and D'Juan "DJ" James, a father-son duo who’ve built a combined 50 years of impact in the Healthcare Technology Management (HTM) industry.

From humble beginnings to executive leadership, their story is more than career progression.  It’s a living lesson in mentorship, legacy, and the power of being both a student and a teacher.

You’ll hear how Duane turned a layoff into a lifelong calling, how D'Juan learned to lead by watching his father’s quiet consistency, and how together they’re shaping the next generation of HTM leaders.

This isn’t just a conversation about repairing equipment, it’s about repairing perspectives, building people, and leading with purpose.

Tune in, take notes, and remember: Legacy isn’t something you leave behind, it’s something you build while you’re here.

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MD Publishing and Innovative Radiology. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!

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In this final episode of the Uptime Services Dental Summit series, HTM On The Line brings together voices shaping the future of dental and HTM collaboration.

Michael Pettis of ADS Dental Systems shares how simplicity in design built a $20M brand. Jeff Heinz and Patrick Lindsay of the Hu-Friedy Group discuss innovations from Accutron, Vista Research Group, and PWR. And AAMI leaders Danielle McGeary and Robert Burroughs announce a major step forward — integrating dental servicing into the AAMI Exchange.

A powerful close to the series, focused on innovation, collaboration, and progress across the healthcare technology world.

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MD Publishing, Innovative Radiology AND GMC Healthcare Solutions. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!

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In Part 3 of our Uptime Services Dental Summit series, HTM On The Line host Bryant Hawkins Sr. sits down with two leaders who are redefining what service really means.

Andrea Bordenca of DESCO shares how her team’s vision to be the global model of customer service is shaping a culture that puts people first, from employees to clients. Then, Alex Federal of Ray America dives into the future of dental imaging and shows how innovation and integrity can go hand-in-hand in a tech-driven world.

From field service to facial scanning, this conversation reminds us that the future of HTM isn’t just about maintaining equipment, it’s about elevating how we serve others.

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MD Publishing, Innovative Radiology AND GMC Healthcare Solutions. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!

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***Motivational Moment***

Four hundred miles of purpose.
Two expos. Two schools. Hundreds of new possibilities.

This video isn’t about travel, it’s about impact.
Grateful for my Innovative Radiology family for standing in the gap and helping inspire the next generation of healthcare leaders.

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MD Publishing, Innovative Radiology AND GMC Healthcare Solutions. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!

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In Part 2 of our special four-part series from the Uptown Services Dental Summit (Charlotte, NC – Sept. 18-20), host Bryant Hawkins Sr. sits down with two leaders shaping different but equally important areas of dentistry.

First, Ed Morrill of Tuttnauer shares how over a century of sterilization expertise has evolved into cloud-connected, technician-friendly solutions that make maintenance and compliance easier than ever.

Then, Michael McCoy of Dental Collective explains how his group purchasing organization is helping independent practices gain the same pricing and leverage as the largest DSOs in the country.

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MD Publishing, Innovative Radiology AND GMC Healthcare Solutions. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!

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In this first episode of our special four-part series from the Uptime Services Dental Summit (Charlotte, NC – Sept. 18-20), host Bryant Hawkins Sr. sits down with Jerri Weiss from Dexis.

Dexis is leading the charge in digital imaging and AI-powered solutions for dental practices worldwide. In this conversation, we dive into how AI is transforming workflows, improving diagnostics, and supporting technicians, providers, and patients in new ways.

This is just the beginning of our Dental Summit spotlight, tomorrow, we’ll continue with Tuttnauer and Dental Collective to explore how collaboration is reshaping the industry.

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MD Publishing, Innovative Radiology AND GMC Healthcare Solutions. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!

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In this episode of HTM On The Line, host Bryant Hawkins Sr. sits down with Eric Massey, Regional Director of Operations, to uncover his powerful journey from being a high-performing technician to a transformative leader in Healthcare Technology Management.

Eric opens up about the wake-up call that forced him to rethink leadership, the routines that keep him sharp, and his passion for developing people through his new coaching venture, The Massey Method. From learning to “own your mornings” to empowering teams instead of burning out, Eric shares actionable lessons for every HTM professional, whether you’re just starting out or leading a multi-hospital system.

Tune in for insights on leadership, personal growth, mentorship, and why HTM professionals must be seen as more than just repair techs.

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MD Publishing, Innovative Radiology AND GMC Healthcare Solutions. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!

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The truth about HTM? It gives back what you put in. In this podcast episode, I unpack comparison traps, the real meaning of leadership, and why timing matters. If you’ve ever felt overlooked or stuck, this message will help you rediscover your purpose and stay faithful to the process.

"Five minutes of truth to fuel your HTM journey."

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MD Publishing, Innovative Radiology AND GMC Healthcare Solutions. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!

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In Healthcare Technology Management (HTM), the work is unseen but vital. Voices That Carry the Weight is a motivational compilation for the professionals who keep healthcare alive behind the curtain. This episode is a reminder: your purpose isn’t comfort, its contribution. You are not invisible. You are indispensable.

Big thanks to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, MD Publishing, Innovative Radiology AND GMC Healthcare Solutions. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!

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Episode Discussion Summary

In this episode, Brandi shares how her passion for healthcare technology started before she even graduated high school and why her vision for making a difference hasn’t changed. We talk about:

• Starting with purpose – how her original goal of helping low-income patients led her to HTM.
• The mentors who shaped her – including lessons learned from calm, confident leadership.
• The evolution of HTM – bridging the gap between IT and biomed, and embracing AI as the next frontier.
• Breaking comfort zones – how attending her first AAMI Exchange became a masterclass in networking and connection.
• The power of representation – seeing 75+ women in leadership gather in one room and the ripple effect it has on the next generation.
• Leading with integrity – why honesty and accountability are non-negotiables in protecting patient safety.
• Next-gen outreach – the importance of intentional programs in schools to create a pipeline for future HTM professionals.

Brandi’s story reminds us that sometimes the most impactful leaders are the ones who start with a quiet determination and let their work do the talking.

Big thanks to our podcast partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices AND GMC Healthcare Solutions. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!

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In this final chapter of the Earned, Not Given series, B-Hawk gets personal and purposeful.

This isn’t just about professional success.
It’s about what we build that lives on after us, the blueprints, the mentorship, the mission.

It’s about showing up with intention for those who are coming behind you.

Topics Covered:

• What it means to truly operate in Legacy Mode
• How mentorship multiplies your impact
• The difference between ego and legacy
• Living your influence in real time — not just looking back on it

This episode calls you to your next step: Give it back. Build something that outlives you.

Tune in and step fully into Legacy Mode.

Big thanks to our podcast partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL AND GMC Healthcare Solutions. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive! 

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In this third installment of our 4-part series, B-Hawk unpacks what it truly means to own your assignment, when the hype disappears, when the weight gets real, and when your soul starts asking for what’s real. This is the episode for those carrying responsibilities no one claps for. The moments where you’re bleeding but still showing up.

Because owning the assignment isn’t about perfection, it’s about presence. And some of the most powerful growth happens not when life feels easy, but when you keep showing up anyway.

This one’s for the quiet warriors. The leaders in the shadows. The ones who carry legacy over likes.

Big thanks to our podcast partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL AND GMC Healthcare Solutions. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive! 

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Have you ever second-guessed yourself… even after the door opened?

In this episode, we’re talking to the leaders who’ve been working in the shadows, the ones who’ve put in the reps, carried the pressure, and done the hard things when no one was watching. Now the announcement has been made: it’s your time.

But if you’re not careful, you’ll delay your own elevation by asking questions you’ve already outgrown.

This isn’t about arrogance. This is about alignment.
You didn’t hustle your way in. You honored your way in.
Now it’s time to sit in the seat you built.
Because you didn’t skip the line…
You prepaid.

Welcome to Cleared for Takeoff .  Part 2 of our four-part leadership series for the ones rising behind the curtain.

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In this soul-stirring episode, B-Hawk delivers a raw and reflective message for every HTM professional who's ever felt overlooked, underestimated or unseen. Inspired by a moment at an airport gate, he draws a powerful parallel between boarding a flight and walking through doors in your career, not because of luck, but because of legacy.

If you've ever questioned whether the long hours, missed moments or quiet sacrifices were worth it, this episode will remind you: you didn’t skip the line, you prepaid. With grit. With grace. With consistency.

Tune in and walk away with renewed confidence in your path, your preparation, and your purpose.

Big thanks to our podcast partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL AND GMC Healthcare Solutions. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive! 

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In this episode of HTM On The Line, host Bryant Hawkins (B-Hawk) sits down with Mayra Becerra, a certified biomedical equipment technician, imaging team manager, and trailblazing Latina leader in the Healthcare Technology Management industry.

From her roots in Colombia to becoming a force in South Florida’s HTM community, Mayra shares her powerful journey of overcoming doubt, finding purpose, and breaking stereotypes. She opens up about the mentors who shaped her path, the importance of cultural pride and how quiet leadership can spark loud impact.

Mayra also drops practical gems for anyone considering certification, struggling with representation or trying to balance passion with pressure. Whether you're a student just discovering HTM or a seasoned professional navigating leadership, this episode will inspire you to lean into your voice and lead with purpose.

Topics Covered:

• How she discovered HTM through biomedical engineering
• Becoming CBET certified while balancing school and work
• Leading as a Latina woman in a male-dominated field
• Creating culture and connection inside biomed teams
• The power of mentorship, belief, and giving back

Press play and be reminded that quiet leadership isn’t weakness—it’s strategy.

Big thanks to our podcast partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL, GMC Healthcare Solutions and Talent Exclusive. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!
 
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What happens when your career collides with your calling? In this power-packed episode of HTM On The Line, Bryant Hawkins Sr. sits down with HTM powerhouse Jose Zambrano, better known as “Jay-Z”, for a real, raw and unforgettable conversation.

From his early days fixing dialysis machines to mentoring the next generation of techs, Jose shares the defining moments that transformed a job into a lifelong mission. They talk about grief, grit and growth, about building real pipelines for underrepresented communities, and about how true success is defined not by what you do, but by how you make people feel.

Whether you’re a seasoned HTM professional or someone discovering this industry for the first time, this episode is your wake-up call. Get ready to be challenged, inspired and reconnected with your purpose.

 Topics Covered:

• Why personal pain can unlock professional purpose
• HTM myths that need to die
• Mentorship that transcends titles
• Building representation and lasting impact
• The power of showing up with compassion

Listen in and remember: This work saves lives, and so can your voice.

Big thanks to our podcast partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL, GMC Healthcare Solutions and Talent Exclusive. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!
 
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Not Your Usual Episode. Not Your Usual Story. In this special podcast episode, it's from AAMI Exchange New Orleans, I’m bringing you behind the scenes to a powerful, unfiltered moment featuring three voices that lit the room up.  Monty and Lisa Gonzales, and my mentee, Jovan “Joe Joe” Ervin. This is more than a speech. It’s purpose in motion. 

From a scholarship given in memory, to a standing ovation from 70+ HTM leaders, to a young man redefining what it means to choose a career with impact.  This is the future of Healthcare Technology Management.

Listen in. Then ask yourself: who are you pouring into?  Special thanks to:

• Monty & Lisa Gonzales – College of Biomedical Equipment Technology
• Junior Achievement and New Orleans Career Center – Jo Joe is proof your impact is real.

Big thanks to our podcast partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL, and Talent Exclusive. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive!
 
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In this episode of HTM on The Line, we sit down with Adrianna England. Director of Inside Sales and the powerhouse behind the 600+ strong Women in Leadership group within the Healthcare Technology Management Industry. 

Adrianna shares her unexpected path into the industry, her passion for mentorship, and how choosing kindness, vulnerability, and grit helped her grow into a true industry voice.

We talk:
🔹 Leadership without ego
🔹 The fear of not being liked, and doing it anyway
🔹 Building your “get back up” muscles
🔹 Why your story might be the reason someone else keeps going

Whether you’re just getting started or already leading a team, this episode will remind you: if you want to lead, you’ve got to be willing to go first.

🎧 Tune in now and be inspired.

Big thanks to our podcast partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL, and Talent Exclusive. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive! 
 
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To the Class of 2025 and recent grads—Healthcare Technology Management (HTM) might be the purpose-driven path you never knew existed.  HTM community, share this with a graduate or educator and help us introduce the next generation to a career that truly saves lives.

Big thanks to our podcast partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL, and Talent Exclusive. Your support keeps the HTM mission alive! Kristin Leavoy CMP, Kennedy Krieg, Megan Cabot, Allyson McKinney, Erika Ide, Karla Morris, Junior Achievement of Greater New Orleans, Inc., Junior Achievement of Central Florida
 
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Recorded live on April 16, 2025, at MD Expo Temecula,  this episode features a powerful conversation with Justin Ross and Jamie Spragis of Fluke Biomedical, as they unveil the revolutionary ESA 710, a smart electrical safety analyzerbuilt to streamline HTM workflows.

Host Bryant “B-Hawk” Hawkins explores how this new technology integrates directly with CMMS platforms, enables cloud-based backups, provides step-by-step visual procedures, and empowers new and seasoned biomedical technicians alike. From ECG simulation to barcode scanning and automated documentation, this smart analyzer isn’t just efficient — it’s transformative.

Whether you're a biomed manager, field service tech, or HTM educator, this episode will change how you think about safety testing in 2025 and beyond.

We are immensely grateful to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this podcast possible. Their dedication to advancing the Healthcare Technology Management industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites.

For more podcast episodes, motivational videos, blogs, and newsletters, make sure to visit our website at www.elevatehtm.com. We look forward to connecting with you.

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In this inspiring episode of HTM On The Line, host Bryant “B-Hawk” Hawkins Sr. welcomes Mark L. Taylor. Co-founder of Renew Biomedical and Master Medical Equipment, for a powerful conversation about purpose, innovation, and the impact of believing in something bigger than yourself.

Mark shares how he and his wife, Jill Taylor, built not just successful companies, but a movement within the Healthcare Technology Management (HTM) industry. From facing staffing challenges to launching a Department of Labor-certified Biomed apprenticeship program, the Taylors turned obstacles into opportunities,  with Jill’s vision playing a key role in creating the Renew Biomedical Training Academy and establishing pre-apprenticeship programs for local high school students.

This episode gets into leadership, legacy and the importance of building a business that feels like family. If you’re looking to be inspired by how real people are transforming the future of HTM, this one’s for you.

We are immensely grateful to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this podcast possible. Their dedication to advancing the Healthcare Technology Management industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites.

For more podcast episodes, motivational videos, blogs, and newsletters, make sure to visit our website at www.elevatehtm.com. We look forward to connecting with you.

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In this powerful episode of HTM On The Line, host Bryant Hawkins Sr. sits down with Andrea Bordenca, CEO of Desco Medical Services, for an honest and enlightening conversation that goes far beyond equipment.

Andrea shares her journey from growing up in a family-run HTM business to becoming a bold, emotionally intelligent leader committed to inclusion, growth, and collaboration. She opens up about hard lessons learned, the power of feedback, and why emotional intelligence and communication are essential tools for every HTM professional.

From training the next generation of sterilizer technicians to building a culture that values every voice, Andrea drops gems that will resonate with leaders, technicians, and anyone passionate about creating real change in healthcare technology.

Topics We Cover:

• Desco’s 55-year legacy and evolution
• Leading diverse teams across the East Coast
• Inclusivity and culture-building in HTM
• Why emotional intelligence matters more than ever
• The connection between leadership and public speaking
• Tips for becoming a more impactful communicator
• Training the next generation of HTM professionals

Whether you’re a biomed, a manager, or someone looking to grow in your role, this episode will leave you motivated and equipped with actionable insight.

We are immensely grateful to our partners: College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this podcast possible. Their dedication to advancing the Healthcare Technology Management industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites.

For more podcast episodes, motivational videos, blogs, and newsletters, make sure to visit our website at elevatehtm.com. We look forward to connecting with you.

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What if embracing risk is the key to breaking free from the trap of mediocrity and mastering the middle—where struggle meets success? In this episode, we challenge the common mindset in the Healthcare Technology Management (HTM) field, asking whether playing it safe truly leads to achievement—or simply holds you back. We explore the power of stepping into the arena, confronting fear and failure head-on, and using setbacks as stepping stones to growth. By embracing resilience and persistence, you’ll learn how to navigate the hardest part of the journey and unlock the potential for transformation. Join us as we guide you through mastering the middle and turning struggle into success.

We are immensely grateful to our partners— College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL, and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this podcast possible. Their dedication to advancing the Healthcare Technology Management industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites.

For more podcast episodes, motivational videos, blogs, and newsletters, make sure to visit our website at htmontheline.com. We look forward to connecting with you.

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Ever felt like you're running on empty, caught in the endless grind without a clear purpose? Join me, Bryant Hawkins Sr., as I unravel the profound journey of personal growth and alignment in the Healthcare Technology Management (HTM) industry. Discover how mastering the "business of you" can transform not just your career, but your entire life. Through a captivating story of triumph over burnout, we explore how aligning your efforts with personal purpose can unlock leadership potential and fulfillment. This episode is a powerful reminder that your energy is your most valuable currency, and investing in yourself is the first step towards making a significant impact.

We are immensely grateful to our partners— College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL, and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this podcast possible. Their dedication to advancing the Healthcare Technology Management industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites.

For more podcast episodes, motivational videos, blogs, and newsletters, make sure to visit our website at htmontheline.com. We look forward to connecting with you.

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Welcome to HTM On The Line, where we challenge, inspire, and empower HTM professionals to lead and grow.  Today’s episode is for those ready to break free from hesitation and embrace their full potential.

We’ll tackle key areas like:

• Mastering new technology without fear.
• Addressing tough conversations with courage.
• Stepping into leadership roles with confidence.
• Building connections at industry events.
• Advocating for yourself and your team.

Hesitation holds us back, but every step forward moves the entire industry ahead. Grab your notebook, and let’s go forward—always forward!

We are immensely grateful to our partners— College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL, and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this podcast possible. Their dedication to advancing the Healthcare Technology Management industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites.

For more podcast episodes, motivational videos, blogs, and newsletters, make sure to visit our website at htmontheline.com. We look forward to connecting with you.

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In this episode of HTM On The Line, host Bryant Hawkins sits down with Douglas Redwine, a 24-year veteran of the Healthcare Technology Management (HTM) industry. From his unexpected entry into the field to his passion for mentorship and community impact, Douglas shares invaluable insights on navigating challenges, fostering cross-generational knowledge, and redefining the perception of HTM professionals. Tune in to hear how Douglas inspires the next generation and what it truly means to lead with purpose. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation!

We are immensely grateful to our partners— College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL, and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this podcast possible. Their dedication to advancing the Healthcare Technology Management industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites.

For more podcast episodes, motivational videos, blogs, and newsletters, make sure to visit our website at htmontheline.com. We look forward to connecting with you.

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In this episode of HTM on the Line, host Bryant Hawkins Sr. welcomes two trailblazing guests, Kristen Register and Megan Cabot, the brilliant minds behind the Girls on Fire podcast. Kristen and Megan share their unique journeys into the Healthcare Technology Management (HTM) industry, shedding light on their roles at MD Publishing and their passion for bringing fresh perspectives to the field.

The conversation explores the origins of Girls on Fire, and how their podcast serves as a platform for connecting with young professionals, women in HTM, and anyone seeking inspiration. Kristen and Megan reflect on their favorite episodes, memorable moments, and the impact of creating a space for laughter, authenticity, and real conversations.

As they wrap up Season 2 of HTM on the Line, B-Hawk reflects on the importance of supporting innovative voices like Kristen and Megan. The episode also teases the exciting return of HTM on the Line with Season 3 on January 14, 2025, promising new guests and fresh insights. Don’t forget to check out Girls on Fire on YouTube at TechNationTV to continue the conversation with Kristen and Megan!

We are immensely grateful to our partners— College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL, and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this podcast possible. Their dedication to advancing the Healthcare Technology Management industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites.

For more podcast episodes, motivational videos, blogs, and newsletters, make sure to visit our website at htmontheline.com. We look forward to connecting with you.

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In this episode of HTM On The Line, we sit down with Mike Zimmer, a key leader at FSI Services, to explore his journey in the Healthcare Technology Management industry. Mike shares his wealth of experience, discussing how he has consistently pushed the boundaries of innovation and tackled challenges to advance the field. From his impactful contributions at FSI Services to his vision for the future of HTM, this conversation offers valuable insights and practical lessons for professionals at every level. Tune in to hear Mike’s inspiring story and his advice on driving success in a rapidly evolving industry.

We are immensely grateful to our partners— College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL, FSI and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this podcast possible. Their dedication to advancing the Healthcare Technology Management industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites.

For more podcast episodes, motivational videos, blogs, and newsletters, make sure to visit our website at htmontheline.com. We look forward to connecting with you.

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In this episode of HTM On The Line, we explore why mentorship isn’t just a task—it’s the heartbeat of the HTM industry. Mentorship is about more than passing on skills; it’s about building people, shaping the future, and creating a legacy that outlasts us. From moments of doubt to moments of clarity, mentorship has the power to transform not only careers but lives.

I share my personal journey with two incredible mentors: Clarence Dolese, who guided me through a time when I was ready to leave the HTM field, and Edward Lister, a retired Navy SEAL who taught me discipline and focus as a 19-year-old biomed intern. Their impact reminds us of the profound difference mentors make.

You’ll also hear practical advice for mentors and mentees alike. Whether you’re sharing your experience or seeking guidance, mentorship doesn’t require perfection—it requires presence. Together, we’ll uncover how mentorship drives personal growth, strengthens the HTM industry, and ensures its legacy continues to thrive.

Gratitude and action go hand in hand. Who mentored you? Have you thanked them? And now, who can you mentor? The future of HTM depends on us stepping up today. Let’s make it happen.

🎧 Tune in now and join the conversation.

We are immensely grateful to our partners— College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL, FSI and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this podcast possible. Their dedication to advancing the Healthcare Technology Management industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites.

For more podcast episodes, motivational videos, blogs, and newsletters, make sure to visit our website at htmontheline.com. We look forward to connecting with you.

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What if you could transform lives while navigating the open seas? Join us as we chat with Kimberly Ames, an inspiring recruiter at Mercy Ships, who turned her dream of making a global health impact into reality. Our conversation journeys through Kimberly’s incredible path from a health science student to her pivotal role in an organization that conquers challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic to continue providing life-saving medical care aboard the Africa Mercy and Global Mercy ships. Discover how this unique medical missionary, supported by a large and diverse volunteer crew, brings critical healthcare to underserved communities with unwavering dedication and faith.

Kimberly offers a fascinating look at what it takes to recruit and bring together a global cohort of 3,700 volunteers from over 50 nations, emphasizing Mercy Ships' inclusive and faith-based foundation. She shares the behind-the-scenes efforts of recruiting healthcare professionals and other essential volunteers, highlighting how Mercy Ships stands out with its welcoming approach for short-term volunteers regardless of their backgrounds. We also explore the vibrant cultural life aboard these floating hospitals, from festive celebrations to forming lifelong bonds, making every day an enriching experience for the volunteers on board.

Thinking about volunteering or curious about how you can contribute? Kimberly provides insights into the varied commitment lengths for volunteers, the selection of countries for service, and the crucial role of local translators in ensuring effective aid delivery. She walks us through the application process, emphasizing dedication and offering guidance for those eager to join this noble cause. Even if volunteering isn’t an option, Kimberly shares how you can support Mercy Ships in other meaningful ways. Tune in for a heartwarming episode filled with stories of hope, connection, and the profound impact of serving aboard Mercy Ships.

We are immensely grateful to our partners— College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL, FSI and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this podcast possible. Their dedication to advancing the Healthcare Technology Management industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites.

For more podcast episodes, motivational videos, blogs, and newsletters, make sure to visit our website at htmontheline.com. We look forward to connecting with you.

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In this special episode, I’m celebrating an incredible milestone for the HTM industry: Medical Equipment Repairer is now ranked #26 in the U.S. News 100 Best Jobs, with a median pay of $57,800.

This profession has come a long way—from unranked in 2014 to steadily climbing the list over the years: #68 in 2019, #64 in 2020, #60 in 2021, #55 in 2022, and #50 in 2023.

Medical equipment repairers ensure life-saving devices work flawlessly, often without recognition. Their rise in rankings reflects their critical role in healthcare. To all HTM professionals: we see you, we value you, and the best is yet to come.

We are immensely grateful to our partners— College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL, FSI and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this podcast possible. Their dedication to advancing the Healthcare Technology Management industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites.

For more podcast episodes, motivational videos, blogs, and newsletters, make sure to visit our website at htmontheline.com. We look forward to connecting with you.

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This week’s podcast episode shows what makes our work in healthcare Technology Management truly essential.  It’s about the silent force behind every heartbeat in healthcare. 

With new advancements rolling out and patient demands escalating, these experts redefine excellence through innovation and resilience. This isn't just about maintaining machines; it's about crafting a legacy that ensures future generations have access to safe and reliable healthcare technology. Join us in celebrating the pivotal role these individuals play in saving lives and shaping the future of healthcare technology management.

We are immensely grateful to our partners— College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL, FSI and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this podcast possible. Their dedication to advancing the Healthcare Technology Management industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites.

For more podcast episodes, motivational videos, blogs, and newsletters, make sure to visit our website at htmontheline.com. We look forward to connecting with you.

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Welcome to HTM On The Line, where we go beyond the technical aspects of the Healthcare Technology Management industry and explore into personal mastery. In today’s episode, we explore the internal battles that every professional faces—the fight between staying the same or growing, and how mastering yourself is key to success. We discuss the power of authenticity, discipline, and self-belief, showing how these values not only build trust and opportunities in the HTM field but also lead to lasting personal fulfillment. This episode challenges listeners to rise above fear, embrace discipline, and recognize that everything they need for greatness is already within them.

We are immensely grateful to our partners— College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL, FSI and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this podcast possible. Their dedication to advancing the Healthcare Technology Management industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites.

For more podcast episodes, motivational videos, blogs, and newsletters, make sure to visit our website at htmontheline.com. We look forward to connecting with you.

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Welcome to HTM On The Line, where we go beyond the technical aspects of the Healthcare Technology Management industry and explore into personal mastery. In today’s episode, we explore the internal battles that every professional faces—the fight between staying the same or growing, and how mastering yourself is key to success. We discuss the power of authenticity, discipline, and self-belief, showing how these values not only build trust and opportunities in the HTM field but also lead to lasting personal fulfillment. This episode challenges listeners to rise above fear, embrace discipline, and recognize that everything they need for greatness is already within them.

We are immensely grateful to our partners— College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL, FSI and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this podcast possible. Their dedication to advancing the Healthcare Technology Management industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites.

For more podcast episodes, motivational videos, blogs, and newsletters, make sure to visit our website at htmontheline.com. We look forward to connecting with you.

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Ever wondered how a career in electronic engineering could transition into a fulfilling journey within healthcare technology management? Justin Smith, a veteran with over two decades of experience, takes us through his incredible path, from working in medical rentals to opening a standalone pediatric hospital in Orlando, Florida. He shares how mentorship has shaped his career and offers insights into the rewarding aspects of pediatric healthcare, emphasizing the essential role HTM professionals play in healthcare settings.

We are immensely grateful to our partners— College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this podcast possible. Their dedication to advancing the Healthcare Technology Management industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites.

For more podcast episodes, motivational videos, blogs, and newsletters, make sure to visit our website at htmontheline.com. We look forward to connecting with you.

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Curious about the journey from biomedical engineering to successful entrepreneurship? Our guest Jinesh Patel, a Texas A&M University alumnus, shares his inspiring story of Co-founding UptimeHealth in 2018. Discover how he educated venture capital investors on the critical importance of biomed technicians, securing essential support to revolutionize equipment management with innovative software solutions. This episode is a must listen. 

Don't miss out on the upcoming Dental Fix/Uptime Services Summit in Nashville from October 3rd to 6th—an essential event for anyone in the dental repair and HTM industry. Register now and use discount code BRYANT5 to get a 5% discount. Click the link to secure your spot: https://lnkd.in/e9UMHgFF

We are immensely grateful to our partners— College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this podcast possible. Their dedication to advancing the Healthcare Technology Management industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites.

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What if you could transform your dental practice by simply changing your approach to equipment maintenance? Join us on HTM On the Line as we sit down with Russ Baker, the Senior Vice President of Uptime Services, for an in-depth conversation about revolutionizing dental equipment repair and maintenance. With over three decades of experience in the dental industry, Russ shares his impressive journey from a territory rep to a visionary leader co-founding a company dedicated to reshaping the dental repair market. Discover the distinct roles of Uptime Health and Uptime Services, and how they're addressing industry challenges like the shortage of skilled technicians and an aging workforce through innovative training and support systems.

Don't miss out on the upcoming Dental Fix/Uptime Services Summit in Nashville from October 3rd to 6th—an essential event for anyone in the dental repair and HTM industry. Register now and use discount code BRYANT5 to get a 5% discount. Click the link to secure your spot: https://lnkd.in/e9UMHgFF

We are immensely grateful to our partners— College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. BICKFORD, INC., UptimeServices, PM BIOMEDICAL and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this podcast possible. Their dedication to advancing the Healthcare Technology Management industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites.

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Are you ready to take your career to the next level? The dental equipment repair industry is an often-overlooked niche, even less known than the biomed field, yet it’s full of untapped potential and financial rewards. This hidden gem offers incredible opportunities for growth, whether you’re a seasoned biomed professional or just starting out.

Recently, I had the pleasure of discussing this exciting industry on my podcast, HTM on the Line, with three amazing guests: Oscar Gutierrez, a visionary entrepreneur; Matthew Lau, a dedicated biomed expert; and Bill Bassett, a pioneer in HTM. Their insights confirmed what I’ve long believed—this industry is not only ripe for innovation but also offers a chance to build a lasting legacy.

If you’re eager to explore new horizons, don’t miss out! Tune in to the latest episode of HTM on the Line to hear firsthand how you can break into this promising field. 

And if you’re inspired, Plan to attend UptimeServices Summit in Nashville, TN, from October 3-6. This is your chance to connect with industry leaders, gain hands-on experience, and start your journey in dental repair. The time to act is now!

Let’s push the boundaries of what’s possible in HTM together. 

"We are immensely grateful to our partners—The College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. Bickford, UptimeServices, PM Biomedical and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this podcast possible. Their dedication to advancing the Healthcare Technology Management industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites:

• The College of Biomedical Equipment Technology
• UptimeServices
• A.M. Bickford
• Talent Exclusive
• PM Biomedical

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Ready to be inspired by trailblazing women in the Healthcare Technology Management (HTM) industry? Hear from Amber Sportsman, April Lebo, Kim Rowland, Danielle McGeary, and Adrianna England as they share their incredible journey of expanding the Women in Leadership (WIL) LinkedIn group, kicking off War Story Wednesdays, and orchestrating a highly successful networking event at the AAMI Exchange in Phoenix, Arizona. Discover how they’ve managed to rally 188 members across 19 states, and what it took to have around 70 women show up for an unforgettable happy hour. You'll leave with insights into the power of authenticity, mentorship, and collaboration in creating a vibrant, supportive community.

"We are immensely grateful to our sponsors—The College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. Bickford, PM Biomedical and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this podcast possible. Their dedication to advancing the HTM industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites:

• The College of Biomedical Equipment Technology
• A.M. Bickford
• Talent Exclusive
• PM Biomedical

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Curious about how a love for medicine and engineering can shape a groundbreaking career in healthcare technology management (HTM)? Meet Arleen Thukral, a trailblazer whose journey from a middle school science enthusiast to a key player in the HTM industry is nothing short of inspiring. In this episode of "HTM on the Line," Arleen shares her experiences, insights on achieving a healthy work-life balance in hybrid environments, and her vision for the future of the HTM industry.   Don’t miss this enriching conversation filled with practical advice and forward-looking perspectives from Arleen Thukral.

"We are immensely grateful to our sponsors—The College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. Bickford, PM Biomedical and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this podcast possible. Their dedication to advancing the HTM industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites:

• The College of Biomedical Equipment Technology
• A.M. Bickford
• Talent Exclusive
• PM Biomedical

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This episode, I will be the guest on "Girls on Fire Podcast.  Megan and Kristen have a very special guest join them - Bryant Hawkins! Bryant, gives great advice to young professionals joining the industry as well as discussions on influencer life in the HTM industry and of course tons of laughs. Don't miss this extra long and fun.. interview!

Follow the Girls on Fire, and B Hawk!

LinkedIn:
Megan Cabot -    / megan-cabot-48722a112 
Kristen Register -   / kristen-register-072aa212b 

Facebook:
Megan MDP Cabot -    / megan.cabot.583 
Kristen MDP Register -   / kristen.register.904 

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For more information on YP at MD (Young Professionals at #MDExpo)
https://1technation.com/yp/

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From the solemnity of presidential ceremonies to the cutting edge of biomedical technology, Philip Villegas' story is one of honor and innovation. His leap from the Navy to the world of healthcare technology management (HTM) demonstrates the potential for unexpected paths to lead to fulfilling careers. In our latest episode, we explore Philip's fascinating journey.

"We are immensely grateful to our sponsors—The College of Biomedical Equipment Technology, A.M. Bickford, PM Biomedical and Talent Exclusive—for their support in making this blog possible. Their dedication to advancing the HTM industry is truly commendable. For more information about their contributions and services, please visit their websites:

• The College of Biomedical Equipment Technology
• A.M. Bickford
• Talent Exclusive
• PM Biomedical

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In this second episode of our series from the MDExpo in Las Vegas, NV, I enjoyed engaging conversations with various vendors and HTM professionals. I had the chance to interview 12 guests, bringing the total to 21 guests over both days at the MDExpo. I'm thankful to each of them for joining me. Looking forward to connecting with even more people in future episodes on HTM On The Line podcast.

Guest on this episode:

Kelly Thakkar,  Walter Moyer, Kim Rowland, Adrianna England, Ryan Sanders, Lisa Gonzalez, Lesley Harrington, Maria Denson, Adriana Martinez, Karina Deniz, Tim Keohane, Rick Walston.

This podcast is sponsored by The College  of  Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU. 

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This podcast episode highlights that innovation in healthcare goes beyond just technological breakthroughs—it also encompasses the narratives we craft and the diversity we embrace. Tune in to discover how Jennifer Chester's creation, 'Bella The BMET', is establishing a lasting impact in the healthcare technology management (HTM) industry.

Addressing representation within the HTM industry, particularly for women and Black females, is crucial, and Jennifer's character, 'Bella the B-MET', is pioneering change. This episode explores the significance of representation and the motivation behind Bella's character. It illustrates how combining art and advocacy can powerfully amplify the voices of marginalized groups. With Jennifer's background in graphic design, she infuses authenticity into her character creation, making Bella a visual source of inspiration for both seasoned professionals and those new to the HTM Industry.

Tune in and feel the passion coming from Jessica, as we celebrate the artistic journey and the personal growth that comes with creating a legacy in healthcare technology management.

For more details about "Bella The BMET," please visit the following platforms:

• Website: https://lnkd.in/gj59R-Qa
• Instagram: https://lnkd.in/gTwbshQr

This podcast is sponsored by The College  of  Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU. 

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Welcome to this week's episode of HTM On The Line! I'm thrilled to bring you a special edition of our podcast, broadcast directly from the MDexpo in Las Vegas. This episode was recorded right in the middle of the bustling Vendor Hall. I had the fantastic opportunity to sit down with key vendors and sponsors whose contributions made this MDExpo a resounding success. Tune in to hear from notable names like USOC, Fluke Biomedical, PM Biomedical, SAGE Service Groups, and AIV. Enjoy the insights from our Day 1 interviews with these outstanding vendors at the MDexpo, in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Special Guest: 

PM biomedical – Pranil Singh & Ali Youssef
Sage Service Groups – Lee Lewis
USOC Medical – Amy Hobbs, Hailey Larson, Ariana Ramirez
MW Imaging – Jessica Curtiss
Fluke Biomedical – Justin Ross
AIV – Gerard Edwards

This podcast is sponsored by The College  of  Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU. 

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Catch the latest HTM On the Line episode featuring Andrea Brainard  remarkable journey in healthcare technology management, a testament to resilience and dedication. Her insights serve as a example for leading with heart and intellect, shaping a legacy of empowerment and growth. Tune in for inspiration!

This podcast is sponsored by The College  of  Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU. 

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Ever wondered how a childhood psychology major ends up spearheading candidate recruitment in Nashville? Join us as Sydney Krieg shares her remarkable journey alongside Kristin Register, whose impressive ascent from intern to sales specialist is reshaping the way HTM Jobs connects employers and job seekers. This episode is a great place e of insights for anyone in the HTM community, offering candid conversations about the nuances of job searching, the thrill of international career opportunities, and the transformative power of a well-crafted resume.

Now, imagine unlocking the full potential of your HTM career with expert advice at your fingertips. That's exactly what you'll get as we navigate the complexities of interview prep, the art of soft skill enhancement, and the strategy behind choosing the right job offer. Plus, we sprinkle in a dose of inspiration with a motivational nugget from Steve Jobs himself—because who doesn't need a little extra push to hire the best or be the best? Don't miss out on this empowering session tailored to elevate your professional journey in the HTM industry.

This podcast is sponsored by The College of Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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Join us as we discuss the remarkable journey of Maggie Berkey, whose life took an unexpected turn in the wake of the 9/11 events, leading her to forge a path in Health Technology Management (HTM). In this podcast episode, Maggie candidly shares her personal experiences, navigating the delicate balance between family life and a up-and-coming career. Discover the invaluable support systems that propelled her forward and learn about the profound impact of community and self-advocacy on professional growth. Maggie's narrative embodies the essence of innovation, adaptability, and dedication within the realm of Health Technology Management. Follow the link to listen to her inspiring story on the “HTM On The Line” podcast.

This podcast is sponsored by The College  of  Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU. 

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Have you ever walked into a room and felt the physical energy of unity and purpose? That's the essence of what transpired when I talked with the dynamic board members of the Women in Leadership Society. April Lebo(President), Kim Rowland(Vice-President), Amber Sportsman(Treasurer), Adrianna England(Secretary), and Danielle McGeary(AAMI) joined me for an enlivening discussion on navigating the complex terrain of women in leadership within the HTM field. We dissected what it means to lead with passion and work ethic, and how these powerful women are creating inroads for mentorship and shattering gender barriers.

The heart of our conversation illuminated the society's adept use of platforms like LinkedIn to cultivate a robust network that's become integral in supporting and propelling women's careers. With personal stories that spark encouragement and a profound sense of connection, we discovered the transformational impact of storytelling and personal relationships. The spotlight glowed bright on the significance of such networks for recruitment, retention, and inspiring the upcoming group of female leaders. We also reveled in the anticipation of the Women in Leadership reception at AAMI Exchange2024, an event symbolic of our collective efforts to foster inclusivity and to challenge the gendered status quo.

As our dialogue ended, we celebrated the positive effects the Women in Leadership Society is having on its members and the broader HTM community. The personal stories shared by our panel served as a testament to the power of collaboration and mutual upliftment. Looking ahead, we discussed the excitement surrounding the society's expansion, including the potential formation of local chapters and inviting international members to join in their efforts. This episode is a tribute to the influence and action of leadership, a rally cry for unity, and a reminder that when fearless women unite, the impact is boundless and the future is bright. Join us on this journey of empowerment and see firsthand the difference a dedicated community can make.

This podcast is sponsored by The College  of  Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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Get ready to ignite your passion and elevate your spirit, because we're launching the second season of HTM on the Line Podcast, and it's going to be a groundbreaking journey! To set the stage for an unforgettable season, we're honored to welcome Dr. Jeff Smoot, an esteemed figure in Healthcare Technology Management (HTM). From his early days fueled by a childhood fascination with bioengineering to his transformative work in cardiac IT, Dr. Smoot's path is a testament to the power of curiosity and lifelong learning. At MiraCosta College, he's not just teaching; he's sculpting the future of HTM, blending life lessons with technical competence. His unique approach of 'relaxed intensity' and the emphasis on real-world experiences prepare students for more than just a career – they're being groomed for excellence in high-stress healthcare environments. 

As we explore Dr. Smoot's journey, his insights, and his unparalleled success in guiding students to a 100% graduation rate, we uncover the essence of adaptability, continuous learning, and the impact of hands-on experience in the ever-evolving field of HTM. So, tune in, get inspired, and discover the roadmap to making a significant mark in the vital industry of healthcare technology management.

This podcast is sponsored by The College  of  Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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What does it take to transition from a two-decade military career to a leadership role in higher education? Our highly respected guest, Dr. Brian M. Clark, offers a candid look into this journey, illuminating the resilience and determination it took to navigate this transition. Dr. Brian Clark reveals how his military-honed leadership skills and experiences have not only been instrumental in his current role as the Director of Education at the College of Biomedical Equipment Technology (CBET) but also in bringing out the best from his team.

This episode also delves into the essentials of the RBLP Resilience Building Leadership Program, a groundbreaking certification program making ripples in the healthcare industry. Dr. Clark guides us through the program's seven-week course, the three levels of certification, and the career-defining credentials one can obtain. We also discuss the program's rising popularity and its ongoing impact on the healthcare sector. Finally, we touch on the often-overlooked aspect of leadership - compassion and understanding in our interactions with others. Join us for an episode brimming with personal experiences, professional advice, and an exploration of a transformative leadership program. Prepare to be inspired!

This podcast is sponsored by The College  of  Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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Have you ever wondered what life is like on board one of the world's largest civilian hospital ship? Join us as we navigate the unique experiences and insights of our guest, Guido Kortleven, a senior Biomedical Technician with Mercy Ships. Guido shares his life-changing journey with us, illustrating the power of volunteering and how it has taught him invaluable lessons in humility and gratitude. His vivid descriptions of the diverse crew and volunteers on board the ship offers a celebration of diversity and human strength like no other.

As we sail through the conversation, Guido anchors a deep understanding of his role at Mercy Ships and highlights the ripple effect of training healthcare providers in underserved areas. He navigates us through the complex seas of supply chains, emphasizing the importance of planning ahead and the challenges that come with it. From his perspective, we understand the vital role that collaboration and mutual understanding play when you're working with volunteers from different nationalities, all united by a common purpose.

As we dock at the end of our discussion, Guido underlines the significance of responsible donations and how individuals and organizations can throw their anchor to support the mission of Mercy Ships. He outlines the qualities and skills that make a good volunteer and shares his hopes for the future of Mercy Ships. Listen closely as he recounts the life-changing impact of medical treatments on patients' lives and the importance of humanitarian work. Guido's powerful testimony of his volunteer work is bound to leave you with a renewed perspective on healthcare, volunteering, and the power of unity.

This podcast is sponsored by The College  of  Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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Ever wondered about the inner workings of the healthcare technology management (HTM) industry? Our guest for this episode, Allison Woolford, MS, CBET a biomedical equipment specialist and team lead at Duke University Hospital, gives us an inside look. Allison is a powerful example of perseverance and dedication; In the last 18+ years she’s navigated her way from a lab technician role at the American Red Cross, through a stint as a ninth-grade earth science teacher, to her current position at Duke University Hospital.

Allison shares her experiences working with cutting-edge healthcare technology and the importance of communication within this field. She provides a comprehensive look into her work, including her dealings with anesthesia machines, and the necessary collaboration between IT and HTM professionals. She talks about her goals, such as her pursuit of a Certified Healthcare Technology Management certification and her involvement in trade shows, giving us a true window into the life of a biomedical equipment specialist.

But Allison doesn’t stop at technology. She brings a unique perspective to the table as she discusses her transition from technician to adjunct professor at Durham Technical Community College. She provides a peek into the future of the HTM field and her personal mission to bridge the gap between HTM and IT education. We also get a glimpse of her role in assisting to expand the program with three new classes in the fall of 2024. The conversation wraps up with a reflection on the human side of the HTM industry, reminding us of the people behind the Medical Equipment she services and the importance of their work. Tune in for this enlightening discussion with a true trailblazer in the HTM industry.

This podcast is sponsored by The College Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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Have you ever considered how an art major could end up as an avionics technician in the Air Force, and then transition into the healthcare technology management field? Prepare to be impressed as our remarkable guest, Jennifer Chester, shares her inspiring journey through these diverse fields. A mother, a technician, and an influential leader, Jennifer has blazed a trail in the HTM industry, overcoming numerous challenges along the way. She generously shares her insights on the latest advancements and trends, and discusses her unique experiences as a woman in a predominantly male industry.

Jennifer isn't just making waves in the industry, she's also inspiring the youth through her community driven platform "NEXTJENN Tech Mom".   Exposing the youth of her community to S.T.E.A.M. - Scienc, Technolgy, Engineering, Art and Math.  As they become increasingly tech-savvy, Jennifer disers to launch  a podcast project, 'Small Talk, Big Tech,' to encourage kids to explore different career paths in the industry. But her advocacy doesn't stop there. She's also eager to help newcomers to the field, particularly female technicians, find their footing. As we reflect on Jennifer’s resilience and the incredible difference she's making in the HTM industry, we can't help but be inspired by her unwavering dedication to her profession. Tune in and prepare to be moved by Jennifer's story.

You can follow Jennifer on her YouTube page, click here.

This podcast is sponsored by The College Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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This illuminating podcast episode takes us on a journey through time, as I pen a heartfelt letter to my younger self from 1993. Fears, uncertainties, trials, and tribulations blend with wisdom, resilience, and self-belief in this captivating narrative. This letter reveal the power of embracing our true potential, stepping out of comfort zones, and viewing mistakes as opportunities for growth, shaping a bright future.

Join us for this truly inspiring journey, reminding us all of the extraordinary futures we can shape for ourselves.

This podcast is sponsored by The College Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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This week's episode, you will meet the people who live and breathe HTM and understand why this industry is a game-changer in healthcare today. I was able to interview six HTM professionals at the CEAI 2023 Annual Conference.  

 The Podcast guests shared stories about how they have pivoted their careers, learning to adapt to new technology and cybersecurity concerns. The significance of building connections with other HTM professionals was emphasized, highlighting how these connections foster a sense of family within the industry.

For anyone passionate about the healthcare technology management industry, this episode is a must-listen. It promises to leave listeners inspired, informed, and connected with the vibrant HTM community. As the healthcare landscape continues to evolve, the HTM industry is set to play an increasingly critical role, making it an exciting field to watch in the years to come.

Special Guest: Fatima Rogaria, Leslie McGovern, Jonathan Romero, Guillermo Morales, Undrell Johnson, Natsumi Shiotani.

This podcast is sponsored by The College Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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What if you had the power to inspire, motivate, and unlock the full potential of your entry-level HTM professionals?  Imagine a team that is not only productive but ecstatic about their work environment and eager to contribute. That's exactly what we're diving into on today's episode of HTM on the Line. We're sharing ten actionable strategies you can use to ignite the spark in your professionals - from setting reachable goals to fostering growth opportunities, from recognizing great performance to creating an atmosphere of collaboration and positivity. 

Leading by example, offering flexibility, and celebrating achievements - yes, these too are important facets of motivation we'll be discussing. As we unpack these strategies, we'll share practical tips and real-life examples that can help you transform your work environment into one that is supportive, engaging, and rewarding. By investing in your team's growth and development, you are not only shaping the future of the HTM industry but also building a legacy of success, productivity, and positivity. So, tune in and let's embark on this journey of transformation together!

This podcast is sponsored by The College Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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Picture this: a young man moves from Cambodia to the United States, plunges into the world of entrepreneurship, and eventually becomes the CEO of his own company, Tritouch Service Inc. That's the incredible journey Gary Nop, our guest for today, embarked on. As we unravel Gary's path to success, you'll gain essential leadership insights and see how he nurtures a thriving work environment. Plus, you'll get a sneak peek into his day-to-day life as a hands-on CEO, managing everything from sales to tech support, and bookkeeping.

As a bonus, Gary gives us a preview of his upcoming podcast aimed at providing technical advice for those feeling stuck. Each story, insight, and piece of advice in this episode is a stepping stone to your success, so tune in and let's start the journey.

This podcast is sponsored by The College Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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Ever dismantled a toy just to see how it works? You're not alone. Join me, as I converse with Brian Bell, PhD, a man whose childhood curiosity catalyzed an illustrious journey from fiddling with gadgets to gaining a doctorate in mechanical engineering. Brian’s relatable tales of teaching HTM and mechanics will hook you, as he reveals how an unforeseen chain of events led him to a rewarding career in education. Hold tight, as we delve into Brian's unique approach to teaching which combines his love for technology and hands-on learning.

As we approach the end of our enlightening conversation, we broach the subject of crafting an affordable, accessible textbook for students. Brian shares his insights on the complexities of teaching biomedical engineering in educational institutions and the integration of medical devices with IT networks. To wrap up our fascinating chat, Brian dispenses invaluable advice for fresh faces in the HTM industry. Tune in to this riveting episode, Brian's passion for the HTM field and dedication to education is bound to leave you inspired.

This podcast is sponsored by The College Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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My special guest today is Professor James Linton, who is the Professor and Program Coordinator of Biomedical Engineering at St. Clair College in Ontario, Canada.  

Who knew a chance encounter could lead to a fulfilling career? That's the incredible journey our guest, James, shares with us. He stumbled upon the Healthcare Technology Management industry, while browsing through university options and was instantly hooked. His career took him through various biomedical companies, a stint creating a Central Equipment Depot, and finally a rewarding role teaching the subject he loves at a college. 

James and I delve into the high-stress, high-stakes world of Biomed equipment technicians, whose vital work can mean the difference between life and death. While there's a surge in demand for their skills, particularly in the US and Canada, the current economic conditions present unique challenges for these HTM professionals. 

James encourages all Biomed technicians to reflect on the significant impact they have on people's lives as they navigate their career paths. His advice for younger professionals? Stay passionate, stay motivated, and remember that you're making a difference every single day. Tune in for a fascinating look into the world of an HTM Professional.   

This podcast is sponsored by The College Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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Ready to step into your true potential? I will  shift the focus from external validation to believing in your own potential.  I challenge you  to take small yet consistent steps towards personal and professional growth in the HTM industry. Let's evolve together into not just successful professionals, but into inspiring, motivating leaders who positively impact the lives of others.

 I strongly disagree with the myth that happiness is tied to materialistic achievements like promotions, money, or climbing up the corporate ladder. Instead, I will argue that happiness and fulfillment are an inside job. It's time to embrace yourself and find joy in the present moment.  Let's together rediscover the joy in our HTM careers.

This podcast is sponsored by The College Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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The message from this motivaional video will challenge your perception of adversity, and reveal how your response to life's uncontrollable aspects can transform you. Please listen to this motivational speach on personal growth, resilience, and the courage required to weather life's storms, emerge stronger and chart your path in the HTM industry.

 During our HTM journey, we all have our fair share of hurdles - failures, personal struggles, and detours.   It's not just about surviving the storm, but about coming out of it stronger and more powerful.  Enjoy this motivational moment filled with power, resilience, and transformation.

This podcast is sponsored by The College Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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 What if the key to unlocking your full potential was the simple act of setting higher standards? This episode will propel you into a journey of self-discovery and growth, as we dissect the importance of pushing boundaries and refusing to settle for mediocrity. 

We take you through the importance of breaking free from the comfort zone, the dangers of complacency, and how to cultivate a relentless work ethic. We'll share practical tips on how to make each day count and to derive satisfaction from growth. The Motivational moment challenges you to view your role in a new light, giving you a refreshed perspective and renewed motivation to strive for more.

This podcast is sponsored by The College Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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It's not simply about the technical know-how, but the discipline to repeatedly refer to your service manuals for every PM or repair and consistently maintain top-notch customer service.

But we're not just talking about being the best HTM professional you can be – it's also about personal growth. The habits and rituals we discuss can help you become a better person overall. So tune in, and let's start reinforcing those habits and rituals that make all the difference.

This podcast is sponsored by The College Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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How can we enhance the safety and quality of patient care by uniting HTM professionals from around the world? In today's episode, we are joined by Bill Bassuck, founder of the International Biomedical Association of Education (IBAOE), to explore the power of global collaboration and communication among industry professionals.

We discuss the unique approach of IBAOE, which offers free membership to anyone in the healthcare field, leveraging sponsorships to cover costs and providing scholarships to aspiring members. We also share the association's plans to address global concerns and expand its reach through technology. 

Bill reveals the importance of staying positive and passionate about the work we do, and how the IBAOE platform can help promote meaningful change within the healthcare industry. Don't miss this engaging conversation and discover the potential of having an international association like IBAOE to support growth and success in the HTM industry.

The Link To IBAOE: IBAOE.ORG

This podcast is sponsored by The College Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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Do you feel like you're not living up to your full potential in your HTM career? Are you hungry for success but unsure how to reach the extraordinary results you're striving for?  We share insights on how to maintain a growth-oriented mindset and the importance of sacrificing ego for the greater good of your career.

This podcast is sponsored by The College Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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Do you ever feel like you're just going through the motions at work, not truly committed to your success in the HTM industry? It's time to make your work ethic personal and unlock your full potential. We're sharing our insights on grinding in silence, focusing on your passion and accountability, and staying committed to your goals even when no one is watching.


So tune in, be inspired, and commit to making your work ethic personal for a more successful and fulfilling journey in the HTM industry.

This podcast is sponsored by The College Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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We have a special Guest this week, Maury Agoncillo.  He is Founder and  President of Ventura Medtech Solutions.  Maury is a Laser Expert, Educator, Public Speaker, Technical Trainer, and he is an active member in the California Medical Instrumentation Association(CMIA).  His best achievement to date is the love of his family.  He is married and together, him and is wife is raising to lovely kids.  I’m excited to sit down with Maury this week and share his story and his thoughts on the current state of the HTM industry.  Without further due, let’s get into this week’s episode. 

This podcast is sponsored by The College Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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Healthcare Technology Management (HTM) Week,  May 14–20, 2023, promotes awareness of—and appreciation for—the critical work of professionals who manage and maintain the vast assortment of health technology found in healthcare delivery organizations.  Photo Credit(Byron Webster, Margarita Alvarado, Kim Rowland, Clint Creal, Rick Staab, Ariana Ramirez, Hailey Larson, Kennedy Krieg, Allison Woolford.

This podcast is sponsored by The College Biomedical Equipment Technology. You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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This weeks episode is about Motivating our team.  Will learn some steps on how to accomplish this.  Also we will see where inspiring is just as importand if not more valuable then motivation itself.   Enjoy!!

This podcast is sponsored by the College of Biomedical Equipment Technology.  You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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29 LESSONS YOU CAN APPLY TO YOUR DAY TO DAY DUTIES IN THE HTM INDUSTRY,  OR IN YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE.  

This podcast is sponsored by the College of Biomedical Equipment Technology.  You can find out more information about this outstanding institution at CBET.EDU.

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This weeks episode will be a little different then the norm.  I will be sitting down with Justin Barbour, host of the Better Biomed Youtube Channel. We will just let the energy flow, where ever the conversation flows. Enjoy.

If you would like to see the Video version of this episode please click the link:https://youtu.be/cYpGWY7JNfA

HTM On The Line Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@htmontheline6848
Better Biomed Youtube Channel:  https://www.youtube.com/@BetterBiomed

This Podcast is sponsored by the College of Biomedical Equipment Technology.  You can find out more information about this great institution at CBET.EDU.

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This podcast episode is to encourage HTM professionals to have a positive perspective of  their duties and responsibilities.  Hopefully it can motivate the HTM professional to give a true self evaluation of oneself and make changes with the right perspective in mind.  Enjoy!!

This Podcast is sponsored by the College of Biomedical Equipment Technology.  You can find out more information about this great institution at CBET.EDU.

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This Weeks Podcast Guest is Deborah Nutsugah, who resides in Senegal, West Africa. She is Volunteer Biomedical Equipment Technician who volunteers aboard the Africa Mercy Ship.  Deborah will share her story on this episode.  She is a true huminatarian for what she is doing for people who are need of medical care.  Enjoy!!!! 

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This week’s Podcast will discuss who has the Controlling Power in the HTM industry.   As you assume powerful roles, people assume that you have the power. But that assumption dissipates over time if you don’t own your power. For authentic power does not come from an external source or important title. True personal power is generated from within.

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This podcast episode will share the hard work Lisa Gonzales and Lesley Harrington are doing behind the scenes at the College of Biomedical Equipment Technology to prepare students for the Healthcare Technology Management Workforce Needs.  If you want to know more about the College of Biomedical Technology click on the link below.

https://cbet.edu/

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This episode will discuss some of the hards we may encounter in the Healthcare Technology Management industry. And ways to overcome them and ways to prosper in your Healthcare Technology Management career.  Please share this episode on all your social media platforms, so we can continue to bring awareness to the industry we love soo much.

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This week's episode will discuss the invisible bully that may be preventing an HTM professional from reaching their professional goals.  Hopefully this podcast episode will help you rid yourself of this invisible bully!!!

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This episode is a compliation of previous Podcast episode of HTM on the line.

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This week’s episode of HTM On The Line, will focus on how to become an HTM professional.  Whether you’ve just landed your first job or have been in the HTM industry for a few years or even decades, there is likely room for improvement in your professionalism.   We will discuss ways that can assist you in becoming an HTM professional.  Will go into detail on the following: Professional appearance, Being reliable, Holding  yourself Accountable and Improving on your soft skills.  Enjoy the podcast!!

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This week's podcast, will hopefully give you food for thought on what it will take to work as a great team in the HTM industry. 

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This week's podcast is directed at the young people in the HTM industry and for the the young in heart are new to the Industry also.  I will share what passion means to me.

P.A.S.S.I.O.N. – For me that means Put A Success Story In Our Now.  Let me say it again for me Passion means P A Success Story In Our Now.  This Podcast will explain exactly how to do just that.

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A lot of people don’t want to be a leader, because of the consequences of leading.   Most people don’t want the responsibility to be a leader.  To be a leader takes courage, becauseleaders are dealing with pressures, stress, egos and the fact they are spending most of their life, to make other people lives better.  This weeks Podcast will cover what it takes to be a great leader.

This Podcast episode was sponsored by Total Scope Repair

Struggling with your current repair services?  Total Scope, the leader in medical device repair is a direct repair facility for flexible endoscopes, rigid endoscopes, surgical cameras, power instruments and ultrasound probes.  Give them a call today at (800)471-2255  

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The purpose of a mentor is to help you grow as a person and become the best version of yourself. This may involve helping you achieve your personal or career goals, introducing you to new ways of thinking, challenging your limiting assumptions, sharing valuable life lessons, and much more.  We will answer four questions about mentoring.

Who will mentor me?
When do they mentor me?
How do they mentor me?
How do you maximize the Mentoring?

This Podcast episode was sponsored by Total Scope Repair

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Welcome to HTM on the Line, I’m your host Bryant Hawkins Sr. 

My guest today hails from Boston, Ma.  She holds a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree in biomedical engineering from the University of Connecticut. In addition, she has authored articles that have appeared in AAMI’s journal BI&T and the Journal of Clinical Engineering, and has served as president, vice president, and webmaster for the New England Society of Clinical Engineering. Since April 2018, my guest was the first Vice President of Healthcare Technology Management for AAMI, male or female.  She has been quoted as being “a rising Healthcare Technology Management Leader.  The person with all these accolades is no other than Danielle McGeary.  Enjoy the podcast.

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This podcast episode will explain the difference between a Biomedical Engineer and a Biomedical Equipment Technician(BMET).  

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This podcast episode features a special guest Dr. Jeff Smoot, DCompSci, MBA, BIT.   Dr. Jeff Smoot. Dr. Smoot is the BMET Advisor at Mira Costa College. Located in Carlsband, California.  Dr. Smoot will share with us the great things that are happening at Mira Costa College with regards to the Biomedical Equipment Technician Certificate program.  We will learn about the variety of students Dr. Smoot come in touch with, the challenges the students face and also the joy Dr. Smoot gets from putting well prepared HTM professionals into the working world.

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This episode will discuss Adversities HTM Professionals face on a daily basis, and ways to overcome them.  Also, will share the advantages of experiencing adversity and the results from successfully overcoming them.

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This episode is to bring more information to the individuals who may be on the fence about joining the Healthcare Technology Management industry.  Or you may be an advocate but just don't know how to put the words together make a strong representation of HTM, this episode is for you.  Enjoy.

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For over 20 years, MD Publishing has set the standard for medical equipment industry news. Today, a broad demographic of national readers recognize MD Publishing’s industry-leading magazines and events as critical tools for their success. That’s because our brands break the news and set the trends. Whether in print, digital or in person – you’ll hear about it first from MD Publishing.

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How to Create Impact as a Female Leader in HTM!  

Being a woman in a male-dominated industry means that you will experience ageism, sexism and possibly sexual harassment throughout your career. The two confident and ambitious Female Leaders of many, share with you how they join the HTM industry and how they progress to leadership roles.  Also, share advice for Female Leaders of the future. 

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This episode with have one of the HTM Industry premiere Recruiters, Glenn Garret.  Glenn will share a lot of his experience in attracting candidates and also putting candidates in position to be successful in the HTM industry. Also, we  will discuss the latest trends in the Healthcare Technology Management Industry.

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This episode will point out ways we can use our resources to become a pipeline to draw more people to a progressive career in HTM - From reaching teenagers to adults making career changes.

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HTM: ON The Line is the podcast that will be the place we celebrate the hardworking professionals in the field of Healthcare Technology Management. 

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