Philips taps Larson for PACS position
Philips taps Larson for PACS position Philips Medical Systems North America has named John Larson vice president of the company's integrated clinical systems division. Larson assumes responsibilities held by Fred Goeringer, who has left
Philips taps Larson for PACS position
Philips Medical Systems North America has named John Larson vice president of the company's integrated clinical systems division. Larson assumes responsibilities held by Fred Goeringer, who has left Philips to pursue other opportunities. Larson will manage the Philips imaging information technology business in North America for radiology and cardiology. He joins Shelton, CT-based Philips from Toshiba's computer systems division where he served as vice president of services and support. He has also held sales, marketing, and product management positions at NCR Corporation and AT&T Global Information Solutions.
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