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Motivated effectively, mobilizing resources to be engaged in the work at hand. Conveyed information to the team members and project participants, including clearly communicating the objectives for the tasks being performed. Avoided and eliminated obstacles. Recognize peoples working styles and accommodated and adjusted for differences. Managed conflicts and fosters mutual expectations. Flexible and adapting leadership style during the different parts of the project’s lifecycle.
 
•	Manage all operational aspects of, Surgery suites, Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy site design, system configuration, construction, and continued Medical Practice service. 
o	Averaged 10 projects per month
•	Took the lead on all projects and implemented work flow analysis / teleconferencing and live communication, thus developing a reporting structure for clients and OEM partners to keep projects on budget and on schedule.
•	Implement technical and Healthcare industry knowledge to identify complex client issues and develop client relationships.
•	Deliver Installation / operational  services to our clients including analysis of clinical and business processes, operational data analytics, public / private partnerships, and managed equipment services
•	Preformed Analysis of new and existing facilities to provide streamlined effective and efficient daily operations to obtain the best patient care, lower overhead costs, and increase revenue. Incorporated some of the below for site analysis.
o	Work Flow Analysis; (Site design /Scheduling / Patient flow/ Billing ,AR / Patient Treatment planning)
o	Site design new and remodels of existing location, included construction estimates.
o	Equipment implementation into practice. 
o	System Integration within the practice and outside. 
•	Procurement and negotiations of Medical Imaging systems, service contracts and replacement parts. 
•	Built teams and Managed teams for clients to include; OEM partners GE, Varian, Elekta to devise the best “on budget and on time” installation, the objective was to achieve revenue recognition for the Client, OEM partners and MEI Development.
•	Development of cost effective site design and operational flow also supplied and managed continued service plans.
•	Effectively communicate equipment configurations and review all aspects of OEM service contracts and applications training with clients.
•	Develop strong bonds and continued customers relationships to maintain a continuum of care.

not a bad place to work. Their is room to grow, unfortunately the room is under the guise of the manufacturing and warehouse culture. MEI are all about the company which is expected. If your all about committing yourself into a working life of a company then this is absolutely the place to work. However,if your an individual who seeks a career working for yourself or opening a business, think for yourself, have your own ideas and express your thoughts and opinions. This is not the place to work. I have discovered to many times that all manufacturing and warehouse companies do not want people capable of critical thinking and think for themselves. They seek obedient workers that will not question their actions, adhere to company rules and policies and lastly, sign a contract that states that they can terminate you at any given time without a just reason. I have found it a bit difficult over the years to commit to a company knowing that my employment can be terminated for no real reason.

I held the position of technical support representative and moved up the ladder to sr. tech support rep. and phone room supervision.

I also wrote several training manuals used at the corporate offices and in stores across the country to train our computer technicians and help desk teams.

A typical day my be handling 20 or 25 tech support calls. Logging calls in the database was, of course, part of the job. We had an extensive database of problems and resolutions.

Sr. techs, like me, spent time researching or recreating problems and finding solutions for those, then posting those solutions in the database for future reference. I have strong troubleshooting and problem solving skills, so this aspect of the job was particularly appealing to me.

I built and assembled 2 -3 door electrical cabinets, drilled and tapped every hole by myself. Personally wired the entirety of the corresponding panel, which included numerous PLC in and outputs, contactors, a wide variety of control relays, fuse holders, 3 phase transformers ect. I also learned to a professional level plastic welding, using materials such as polypropylene and PVC. I also was sent on the road to install 5 lines, each in a different state. The largest one sent to Santa Clara, CA where I reside for 3 months, the longest work week being 81 hours.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Great induction and training, all members of the organisation are great to work with; friendly and professional, clearly defined roles and salaries. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Nothing to note to date. Any issues have been listen to by SLT and solution or explanation provided. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Professional, relaxed and inclusive 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Desk based, teams meetings regular line manager catch ups with flexi time contract

A typical day at work is full of lies and a wage that doesn't cover what you're doing. I learned to never work here again. Management our classless and unprofessional. The workplace culture is micro management zero morale. The hardest part of the job is tolerating the people telling you what to do. The most enjoyable part of the job is clocking out.

What is the best part of working at the company?
There are opportunities to work overtime each pay period.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Unorganized, my way or the highway mentality.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Unorganized, unprofessional at times.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Travel to different cities weekly

I worked on the Agrium project with this company and the management is professional. The owner of the company was working in the field with us everyday. Safety of their employees is their number one concern. It's a very friendly/family feel when on the job, Best company I have worked for by far!

What is the best part of working at the company?
You basically work by yourself 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Dealing with the other peoples drama

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Depends on who you work with. Sometimes it’s fine other times it’s a headache!

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Your connected to a telephone via headphones that you wear all day

If your not a temp it's the best job, if your a temp= low pay, bad looks. Full time is amazing, wish I could be full time! I've worked here my whole life on and off several times, I can't do the 90days because the pay, but I'm still shooting and praying that I can get full time! MEI is an amazing place to work, if u want the hours and amazing coworkers got to CKD! I loved it and i know u will too!!

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