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Merge names new vice presidents

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Merge Technologies has appointed Beth Frost-Johnson vice president of marketing and David M. Noshay vice president of its business unit. The executives will be charged with expanding Merge’s position in the PACS and radiology workflow solutions

Merge Technologies has appointed Beth Frost-Johnson vice president of marketing and David M. Noshay vice president of its business unit. The executives will be charged with expanding Merge’s position in the PACS and radiology workflow solutions sectors. Frost-Johnson has more than 20 years’ marketing experience in the healthcare industry, most recently with Click4Care, where she drove the marketing and client efforts of the business-to-business-to-consumer healthcare ASP. She also served in numerous marketing positions in the healthcare delivery industry. Noshay, who joined Merge six years ago, has served in various capacities, most recently as vice president of strategic marketing.

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