Radiometer

Francis Van Parys has been at the helm of Radiometer for one year now. He shares with us a few words about leading this iconic company and emphasizes that we’re all writing the next chapter of Radiometer together. Share with us in the comments how long you’ve worked at your current company. Thank you, Francis, for a wonderful year and we look forward to the coming years. #Radiometerat70

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From a small laboratory in Copenhagen to a global leader in acute care diagnostics - explore the journey of Radiometer over the last 70 years. We started with the Astrup Apparatus, then the "Bloodmobile", then now the ABL90 FLEX PLUS. How did our products evolve over the years? Check out our timeline here: https://lnkd.in/e7JQAcem Do you have a favorite Radiometer device? Tell us about it in the comments. #Radiometerat70

Are you also counting down to the annual Association for Diagnostics & Laboratory Medicine Clinical Lab Expo? Three weeks to go—join us at ADLM 2024. Visit us at booth #3832 to experience the power of seamless acute care diagnostics. Learn how our solution can help empower caregivers and provide you with timely clinical decisions to reduce patient length of stay. Don't miss out on the chance to connect with us and explore how we can improve your workflows. Use the link below to reserve a booth tour:   https://lnkd.in/d_BQsgfD #ADLM2024

Radiometer's first foray into the industry was actually not in acute care diagnostics. Hint: the answer is in our name. Radiometer was founded in 1935 by two engineers in Denmark to develop measuring devices for the growing radio industry in Denmark. How did we move from the radio industry to the acute care diagnostics field? Take a guess in the comments below. Or else, discover our history here: https://lnkd.in/e7JQAcem We're proud to have pioneered the blood gas market in 1954 and continue to develop our extensive knowledge and experience in acute care diagnostics. #Radiometerat70

Name someone more passionate about AI, data governance, and data insights than Andreas. We'll wait. Our very own Andreas K. Salk, Senior Manager, AI & Data, participated in The Evolution Exchange Denmark podcast where he and his fellow participant gave advice on harnessing the power of integrated data (and especially at Gemba, where the event takes place) for organizational success. If you'd like to gain insights on navigating complex data ecosystems, optimizing data utilization and fostering data-driven decision-making, then this podcast is for you. Tune in here: https://lnkd.in/d6h8MPj6 And share with us in the comments on how you break down data silos at your workplace. #lifeatRadiometer #Radiometerat70

What do 4400 Radiometer associates around the world have in common? We know how to party! Celebrating 70 years in the acute care testing field calls for celebrations and our colleagues did not disappoint. We're proud to launch the world's first commercially available blood gas analyzer in 1954, and even prouder to continue to work with hospitals, clinics, and labs in more than 120 countries today. Here's to 70 more years in acute care diagnostics, 70 years of partnerships, 70 years of innovation and 70 more years of continued support of healthcare professionals in making diagnostic decisions that save lives. How do you celebrate milestones in your company? Share with us in the comments below. And learn more about our 70 years in acute care diagnostics here: https://lnkd.in/dA5kG2_2 #Radiometerat70 #lifeatRadiometer

Ever wondered how much blood a premature baby has? Here's a fact that might surprise you: a premature baby's blood volume is roughly equal to an espresso cup at birth. This fact and what it means for clinicians in the NICU are just some of the many eye-opening insights our new commercial team members learned during their intensive training week at our Radiometer headquarters in Copenhagen. Our carefully tailored program goes beyond the global onboarding, ensuring our colleagues are equipped with the knowledge they need to understand the challenges clinicians face in their work and how our solutions can help. But it's not just about the facts – it's about the connections formed during this week. Our commercial teams are distributed globally, and this is a great opportunity for them to meet across the regions and set the foundation for a great collaboration. "We have one chance to ensure our new hires are set up for success, and to give them the opportunity to experience what it is truly like to be part of a global diagnostic company. To connect with new colleagues from across the globe and learn from each other and our global teams. Being a tiny part of each new hires journey is truly a privilege for me, for which I am personally beyond grateful for," Janine Kelly, Senior Training Manager, Sales. How has a good onboarding program/training session supported you in your career? Share below -- we love reading your stories. Are you looking for the next step in your career? Check out our open positions on the Career page below! 👇 https://bit.ly/4aP4Mc7 #LifeFirst #WeAreHiring #LifeAtRadiometer

What do you know about our history? 70 years ago, there was a polio epidemic and that's when we developed the first commercially available blood gas analyzer! Today an ABG or arterial blood gas is a standard parameter in hospitals all over the world. And now, we're celebrating our 70-year legacy. Yesterday, we brought all our talented people together. We've heard from Radiometer's greats Jens Sørensen, Allan Byrnard, Francis Van Parys, Jan Olsen, Jose Antunes, Viktorija Trajkovska on our history, how Radiometer is today, and our vision for the future - one which we're all very excited by. Stay tuned for more highlights from our global celebrations. Let us know in the comments any positive Radiometer memories you've had in the past 70 years - we'd love to hear about it! #Radiometerat70 #lifeatRadiometer