Varin expands role at GE
Virtual Radiologic jockeys for rural telerad
Varin expands role at GE
Melanie Varin is GE Healthcare’s new U.S. general manager for diagnostic cardiology sales and marketing. An expansion of her previous role as GM of diagnostic cardiology marketing, the new position adds sales to Varin’s duties. She will direct activities for GE’s alternate care channel, as well as manage its U.S. hospital channel and various other sales and support operations.
Virtual Radiologic jockeys for rural telerad
Teleradiology specialist Virtual Radiologic has been selected as the provider of choice for teleradiology services by the National Rural Health Association’s Services Corporation. Membership in the nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the health and well-being of rural Americans is comprised of about 18,000 individuals and organizations involved in rural health.
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