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Joe joined MCM in 2006 with a strong passion to improve public health by integrating advances in technology with healthcare education. Joe currently serves on the Board of Directors for the National Association of Medical Education Companies (NAMEC). In 2011, he received the Alliance for CME President's Award because of his participation in the Alliance for CME Social Media Work Group. He has also served on the Alliance for CME Emerging Technologies Committee. Joe is also an active member of the mobile health (mHealth) and social media community and often speaks at national conferences. Prior to joining MCM, Joe developed interactive computer-based wellness programs at HealthAtoZ (now MyOptumHealth, a UnitedHealth Group Company) and was involved in medical writing and consulting. Joe has a BS in engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, an MD from the University of Arkansas College of Medicine, and an MPH from the University of Massachusetts Amherst School of Public Health. |
Dave’s 22 years in healthcare have included sales,
marketing and account services and senior management responsibilities
in pharmaceuticals, diagnostics,
microbiology systems and computer software. As Vice President of Medical Education, Dave is responsible for overseeing the medical education team and
developing long-term strategic plans for MCM. Dave
has been a driving force behind new product development
and the harnessing of new communications technologies. Prior to joining Medical Communications Media in 1999, Dave served as the
Vice President of Field Marketing for Quest Diagnostics, a worldwide leader
in diagnostic laboratory services. In this position Dave oversaw the development
of strategic business plans and key account strategies. He also managed marketing
and new product introductions in support of 550 sales representatives and 18
company laboratory facilities. Dave held a variety of sales and marketing positions
in healthcare prior to joining Quest. These included positions at Medidata
Systems, Inc., Syva Company, and Marion Laboratories (Aventis).
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Joining Medical Communications Media in 1998, Paula brings
extensive experience in project management, information systems,
customer service and new technologies.
Paula’s career prior to MCM included roles at Keystone Information Systems
and Proscape Technologies. Paula’s customer service orientation, management
experience and creative yet systemized approaches to processes have ideally suited
her to oversee the operations end of our business. As Director of Project Services,
Paula is responsible for the project management, meetings, information systems
and the audio/video/web conferencing staffs. Paula’s leadership has translated
into detail-oriented management and turn-key results.
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Beth joined MCM in 2010, bringing extensive experience in medical education and communications along with a clinical background in diagnostic imaging, cardiovascular disease, and women’s health. She oversees the medical writing/editorial team at MCM, responsible for gap analyses, needs assessment and content development for educational activities. Beth is the chairperson of the Committee on Medical Education of the Medical Society of New Jersey (MSNJ) and serves as a CME accreditation site surveyor for MSNJ and the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME). She spent 14 years in clinical practice as the Co-Director of Nuclear Medicine at Deborah Heart and Lung Center in Browns Mills, NJ, and served as their Director of Medical Education, overseeing CME and graduate medical education activities. Beth has a BS in biology from Gannon University and an MD from the Medical College of Pennsylvania (now Drexel University College of Medicine). She is a fellow of the American College of Nuclear Medicine.
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Mike has served in the healthcare field for more than 20
years. His career in healthcare began with a leader in the
pharmaceutical industry, Wyeth Pharmaceuticals.
Mike’s eleven-year tenure with Wyeth included roles in sales, market
research and in-line marketing. In his last position at Wyeth, Mike served
as the group leader for the pediatric product team. Mike left Wyeth in 1990 to join a multi-national medical education
developer, The Medicine Group (TMG), USA. As a Regional Director
of Marketing, Mike was actively involved in new business generation
and new product development. Mike’s role evolved at TMG
as he assumed the role of Vice President and General Manager
for a newly formed Interactive Media Division. Its purpose
was to focus on the emerging communications technologies and
develop applications for CME. In 1995 Mike left TMG to found
Medical Communications Media. Here his creativity combined
with his cumulative expertise in pharmaceuticals, CME and new
technologies provided the leadership and insights necessary
to create a rapidly growing company with an orientation towards
creativity, innovative educational solutions and the application
of new communication technologies.
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Joe has been involved in healthcare for more than 20 years.
His career has included positions in pharmaceuticals, medical
advertising, medical education
and healthcare
communications. Joe’s involvement in healthcare publishing since 1981 has
resulted in a wealth of expertise in medical publishing. As a co-owner of Medical Communications Media, Joe has taken
his experience and applied it to MCM by partnering with
key medical associations and leveraging new educational programming
with association sponsorship and promotion for maximum visibility
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