Dynamic Imaging adds new CFO

TriMed Staff | | Health Imaging | Artificial Intelligence

Dynamic Imaging announced yesterday the appointment of Michael R. Winer, CPA, as the company’s vice president and chief financial officer. Winer oversees the company's financial and administrative functions as well as certain operational activities.

Winer comes to Dynamic Imaging from OptiMed Technologies, a cardiology PACS company, where he served as the chief financial officer and chief operations officer for eight years. Before joining OptiMed, Winer served for 10 years as the vice president and chief financial officer for Global Turnkey Systems, an industry-leading provider of business systems for book and magazine publishers. He also has experience with Crompton and Knowles Corp. and Arthur Young and Company.

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