Radlink appoints Christensen as VP

TriMed Staff | | Health Imaging | Artificial Intelligence
Radlink, a medical imaging supplier, has named Allan Christensen vice president of technical services.

Christensen will be responsible for developing technical services and processes for products, in addition to creating a field-service capability and supporting the direct and indirect sales channels, according to the Redondo Beach, Calif.-based Radlink.

Christensen has worked for more than 30 years in the technology, healthcare and medical imaging industries, for companies such as American Hospital Supply, Philips Medical Systems, Marconi Medical and Picker International, Radlink said.

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