Toshiba adds to management

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Toshiba America Medical Systems has named Geraldine Goodstone to the post of director of healthcare business development. Goodstone fills a position left empty by Robert Kreps, now vice president of sales. The move is the latest in a string of management

Toshiba America Medical Systems has named Geraldine Goodstone to the post of director of healthcare business development. Goodstone fills a position left empty by Robert Kreps, now vice president of sales. The move is the latest in a string of management shifts at the Tustin, CA-based company that began in 1998.

Goodstone joined Toshiba in 1997 as corporate manager for the company’s healthcare business development department. She will help Toshiba seek and secure purchase agreements with integrated delivery networks and group purchasing organizations. The company already has agreements with Tenet Healthcare, Appalachian Regional Healthcare, Shared Services Healthcare, and West Florida Medical Center.

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