InSite One names Kulpinski as VP of professional services

TriMed Staff | | Health Imaging | Artificial Intelligence
InSite One has appointed Glenn Kulpinski as vice president, professional services, strategic partnerships for the company’s business development team. In this role, Kulpinski will manage technical requirements in the development of partnerships, new data markets and ongoing support of OEM imaging business channels for the Wallingford, Conn.-based InSite One.

Kulpinski most recently held positions as implementation operation specialist and RIS deployment manager at GE Healthcare. Glenn has over 10 years of product development and field engineering experience including project management.

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