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Larsen joins F&S teleradiology firm
Former FujiFilm Medical exec Clayton T. Larsen will head marketing efforts for the teleradiology firm Franklin & Seidelmann.
Larsen joins F&S teleradiology firm
Former FujiFilm Medical exec Clayton T. Larsen will head marketing efforts for the teleradiology firm Franklin & Seidelmann. Stepping into the newly created role of senior vice president of marketing, Larsen will oversee efforts to publicize subspecialty services provided by the national firm. Larsen previously held executive positions with FujiFilm Medical Systems USA; ultrasound vendor Acuson, which was acquired by Siemens Healthcare; and Picker International, which was acquired by Philips Medical Systems. Larsen most recently worked for the startup Flagship Global Health, which provides specialty healthcare management and patient advocacy.
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