December 8 –10 Disney’s Yacht Club Resort

December 8 -10, 2016 Thursday: 1:00pm to 4:30pm—Registration 6:15pm to 9:00pm -Early arrival event at Dewey’s Sports to support Tyler’s Hope

Friday: 7:00am to 6:00pm—Registration 7:00am to noon - Golf Tournament at Hawk’s Landing Golf Course 7:30am to 3:30pm – Educational Tracks Noon to 4:00pm – Exhibit Hall Vendor Setup 4:30pm to 6:30pm – Exhibit Hall Grand Opening 7:00pm to 8:30pm – Vendor Reception (Lakeside)

Saturday: 7:00am to 3:30pm—Registration 7:00am to 7:45am – Morning Reception / Continental Breakfast 7:45am to 8:00am – President’s Address 8:00am to 8:30am – Keynote Speaker (Don Allen) 8:30am to 9:00am – FBS Awards & Scholarships 9:00am to 9:30am – Break 9:30am to 12:15pm – Education Tracks 12:15pm to 3:30pm – Exhibit Hall Open (Lunch with Vendors) 3:30pm to 4:30pm - Vendor Exhibit Hall Breakdown 3:45pm to 5:00pm – Educational Tracks 6:00pm to 6:45pm – FBS’s Epcot Event - meet at EPCOT’s International Gateway at 6:15 pm 7:00pm to 8:30pm - Epcot’s Living Seas Event (Sponsored by A.I.V. ) 8:30pm to 9:30pm – Epcot’s Illuminations- EPCOT, Lakeside in France (Sponsored by CETech )

Sunday: 9:00am to TBD - FBS Board Meeting

Disney’s Yacht Club Resort 1700 Epcot Resorts Boulevard Lake Beuna Vista, FL 32830

(407) 934 7000 Enjoy the elegant yet family friendly atmosphere at one of Disney’s deluxe resort hotels. Delight in the formal grace of a grand New England-style yacht club at this lakeside hotel. Relax in the inviting elegance of a plush lobby replete with nautical touches, explore the whimsical Stormalong Bay and rent a variety of watercraft from Bayside Marina. Sharing many amenities with its pastel-toned sister, Disney’s Beach Club Resort, Disney’s Yacht Club Resort is walking distance to Epcot and a convenient boat ride to Disney’s Hollywood Studios.

Other Hotel Choices FBS attendees can take advantage of our special room rates at two other Disney Hotels. The Deluxe Resort Hotel, Animal Kingdom Lodge or Value Resort Hotel, Pop Century Resort. Attendees will need to arrange for transportation to the Yacht Club for FBS education and events. Complementary selfparking is available at all three hotels.

Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge 2901 Osceola Parkway Lake Buena Vista, Florida 32830 (407) 938-3000

Step into the heart of Africa at this magnificent Resort hotel. Inspired by the traditional African kraal, the horseshoe-curved design provides spectacular views of 4 lush savannas that over 200 hoofed animals and birds call home. Delight in dazzling pool areas, exciting animal programs and one of the largest collections of African art in the United States as you experience your own African safari adventure with a touch of Disney magic.

Reserve your hotel room using the link below Special room rates available for FBS attendees.

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Disney’s Pop Century Resort 1050 Century Drive Lake Buena Vista, Florida 32830 (407) 938-4000

Experience the unforgettable fads of the 1950s through the 1990s all over again. From yo-yos and Play-Doh® to Rubik's Cube® and rollerblades, this Resort hotel salutes the timeless fashions, catch phrases, toys and dances that captivated the world through the decades.

Thursday Evening Event 6:15pm to 9:00pm

If you are arriving for the symposium on Thursday, don't miss an opportunity to spend a fun evening with your fellow FBS friends and support a good cause at the same time. We will meet at the Yacht Club at 6:15 pm Thursday, December 8. A $35 minimum donation cost includes transportation, food ,drinks, games and prizes. FBS will donate all proceeds to Tyler's Hope.

Friday Golf Tournament At Hawks Landing 7:00am to 1:00pm Includes: Private shuttle transportation, green fees, use of electric golf cart w/ GPS, pre-round practice balls, lite breakfast, buffet lunch and prizes.

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Friday Afternoon Exhibit Hall Grand Opening 4:30pm to 6:30 pm

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Friday Evening Vendor Reception Lakeside at the Yacht Club

In the Yacht club’s Grand Harbor Ballroom

7:00pm to 8:30pm

Experience hands on demonstrations of new products and services

Join FBS Exhibitors and Attendees for a warm welcoming reception beside the lake - Sponsored by USOC. FBS will present the President’s award. This award was created to recognize a vendor, OEM or ISO. That has distinguished themselves in the Florida Biomedical Community by providing outstanding service, supporting of Biomedical societies, educational outreach and humanitarian aid and support to communities in need.

Meet vendors face to face and develop personal connections

See the latest Technologies on display

Saturday Morning Reception 7:00am to 9:00am FBS’s breakfast reception will begin at 7:am in the Yacht Club’s Asbury Hall. There will be an address from the FBS President at 7:45. This will be followed by the Keynote address by Don Allen. FBS will present awards for our BMET of the Year and chapter’s nominees. The Kevin Joyce, Bob White, Bruce McGuire and Bill Yandell scholarship awards will also be presented

Keynote Address 8:00am Don Allen Director of Clinical Engineering Mercy Clinical Engineering Services Mercy Hospital of Joplin, Missouri

Keynote Speaker, Don Allen Director of Clinical Engineering at Mercy Hospital, Joplin Missouri will speak about the role of Clinical Engineering in Disaster Preparedness. Challenges and lessons learned from the disastrous tornado that hit Mercy Hospital in 2011. This presentation will provide Florida’s HTM professionals valuable insight on how to prepare for natural disasters.

Saturday Lunch with Vendors in the Exhibit Hall

Saturday Evening FBS goes to EPCOT

12:15pm to3:30pm

6:00pm to 9:30pm

Attendees and Exhibitors are invited to mingle in the Exhibit Hall and enjoy a buffet lunch - sponsored by Southeastern Biomedical.

We will walk from the Yacht Club and meet at Epcot’s International Gateway. at 6:15pm $29.95 per person includes park entrance, food and drinks. This is a limited capacity event. Attendees must be preregistered and have wristband to attend. 7pm Cocktail party at Epcot’s Living seas – sponsored by AIV 8:30- 9:30pm private firework viewing and deserts in France – sponsored by CETech

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Friday December 9, 2106 Time

Classroom

Class Name

Instructor

Presented by

7:30am—3:30pm

Salon 5

AMX4+ Preventative Maintenance to OEM Specifications

Todd Boyland

RSTI

7:30am—3:30pm

Salon 8

MRI Fundamentals

Bruce Smith

Medical Systems Technologies, LLC

7:30am—3:30pm

Grand Harbor Ballroom North

Medtronics FT-10 ESU Technical Service Training

Dale Munson

Medtronic/Valleylab

2:15pm-3:30pm

Salon 7

AEM—Evidence of Safety and Effectiveness

Karen Waninger

Karen Waninger

Saturday December 10, 2016 Time

Classroom

Class Name

Instructor

Presented by

9:30am—10:45am

Salon 5

Power Quality—Power Filtration

Ed Weiss

Applied Power

9:30am—10:45am

Salon 7

Remote Data Service for Ventilation and Anesthesia

Joseph Mitura

Draeger

9:30am—10:45am

Salon 8

Zoll R series Defibrillator Technical Service

Bruce Hallowell

Zoll

9:30am—10:45am

Asbury A

Surgical Microscope Maintenance

Gary Lindsay

Prescott’s

9:30am—10:45am

Asbury B

Building Credibility for HTM

Pat Lynch

Pat Lynch

9:30am—10:45am

Asbury C

MRI Artifact Troubleshooting

Bruce Smith

Medical Systems Technologies, LLC

9:30am—10:45am

Asbury D

Ultrasound Probe Care

Kyle Grozelle

Summit Imaging

Saturday December 10, 2016 Time

Classroom

Class Name

Instructor

Presented by

11:00am– 12:15 pm

Salon 5

Power Quality—Power Filtration

Ed Weiss

Applied Power

11:00am– 12:15 pm

Salon 7

Philips Telemetry Training

Stephen Davis

USOC

11:00am– 12:15 pm

Salon 8

Zoll R series Defibrillator Technical Service (encore)

Bruce Hallowell

Zoll

11:00am– 12:15 pm

Asbury A

CBET Review– part 1

Lou Katchis

Lou Katchis

11:00am– 12:15 pm

Asbury B

Building Credibility for HTM

Pat Lynch

Pat Lynch

11:00am– 12:15 pm

Asbury C

MRI Coil support and Troubleshooting

Bruce Smith

Medical Systems Technologies, LLC

11:00am– 12:15 pm

Asbury D

Asset Management for Biomedical Equipment Service

Jim Worrell

Quality Medical South

Saturday December 10, 2016 Time

Classroom

Class Name

Instructor

Presented by

3:45pm-5:00pm

Salon 8

Zoll R series Defibrillator Technical Service (encore)

Bruce Hallowell

Zoll

3:45pm-5:00pm

Asbury A

CBET Review– part 2

Lou Katchis

Lou Katchis

3:45pm-5:00pm

Asbury B

First Call Troubleshooting for Imaging

Dale Cover

RSTI

3:45pm-5:00pm

Asbury C

CT Fundamentals

Kenneth C. Hable MD, BSRT, RT

Technical Prospects

3:45pm-5:00pm

Asbury D

Twenty Conclusions

Manny Roman

Imaging Community Exchange

VALLEYLAB™ FT10 ENERGY PLATFORM Technical Service Training Introduction FT10 Features & Benefits Review of Electrosurgery & Technology Overview & Operation Mechanical Design Principles of Operation Lunch break Teardown Calibration & Output Testing Troubleshooting

Presented by

Spare Parts & Service Support

Dale Munson

Summary

Medtronic

AMX4 - Performing PM to OEM Specifications This course will teach the service engineer the specific adjustments, tests, and tolerances, that are covered during a PM performed to OEM specifications. We will review the cleaning, physical inspection, mechanical maintenance, electrical checks, and HHS testing procedures, and component replacement schedules required during a PM. We will not only review the PM procedures themselves, but also cover: How the test/checks are performed What tools and test equipment are required to perform system tests/checks What are the corrective actions when the tests fail (component replacement, calibration, etc...)

Presented by: Todd Boyland VP, Director of Training

RSTI

Two Days of MRI Classes MRI Basics

AM

PM

MRI Coils

Introductions, History of MRI MRI SAFETY Physics of MRI More Physics Break Intro to Subsystems Questions and open discussion

Different types Applications Common problems open for questions and discussion

MRI Image Quality

RF Gradient Image Recon Magnets Questions and catch up

Types of Artifacts Common causes of artifacts

Presented by: Bruce Smith President of

Medical Systems Technologies,LLC

AEM - Evidence of Safety and Effectiveness With all the external emphasis on cost containment, patient satisfaction scores, and healthcare quality indicators, it is hard to find any kind of balance with implementing service strategies to stay compliant with the regulations and still hit all of those targets. When challenged to do things differently, how should the decision be made about whether any service is adequate and appropriate? This session will discuss some general guidelines for conducting an overall program performance assessment and suggest ways to use that information to implement a program that you can still have confidence in.

Presented by: Karen Waninger Director of Clinical Engineering for Community Health Network in Indianapolis. She has presented educational sessions at numerous regional and national conferences, is a contributing writer for TechNation magazine, and is a member of the Executive Committee of the AAMI Technology Management Council.

Remote Data Service for Ventilation and Anesthesia  Medical devices from the Draeger Infinity Acute Care System (e.g. Evita Infinity V500, Perseus A500) can be configured for use of Remote Services.

 Remote Services utilize the Draeger Service Connect Gateway (SCG) to faciliate transporting service logs from a medical device to be analyzed. These analysis reports are then available thru Draeger‘s Service Connect Portal for viewing. Using the SCG with medical devices cuts down on the time it takes to collect the logs from medical devices. Capturing logs with a USB device is no longer necessary.

Presented by: Joe Mitura, Systems & Network Administrator and Instructor

Draeger

Power Filtration and its Impact on X-ray and Magnet Based Medical Imaging and Therapy Systems Learning Objectives: At the end of this session, the attendee should understand: 1. The basic concepts of voltage sinewave quality and how sinewave quality anomalies can adversely impact equipment operation. 2. How voltage sinewave quality is monitored and the results interpreted. 3. Learn the common symptoms of sinewave quality problems. 4. Understand the different solutions approaches available.. 5. Understand the concept that in Power Quality there is no “one size fits all” approach. You must select the best solution for the specific problem. Session Description: The session content is divided into four sections:

1. The Voltage Sine Wave? 2. Define the various voltage sinewave anomalies including typical symptoms and causes: 3. Discuss how monitoring data is captured and interpreted in order to help determine an appropriate solution. 4. Introduce the various available solutions categories: Questions and Answers

Presented by, Ed Weiss

Applied Power Quality Solutions LLC

Operating Microscopes Basics This class will cover the basic functions and components of surgical microscopes. Carl Zeiss, Inc. and Leica Microsystems are the 2 major manufacturers. Surgical Uses: Microscope requirements and features for use in various types of surgical procedures. Neurosurgery Eye Surgery ENT Surgery Hand and plastic surgery Microscope Terminology: Parts of the microscope and their components and functions will be explained Microscope floor stand Microscope Head Foot Pedal Preventive Maintenance and Cleaning: Routine checks, testing and maintenance procedures Troubleshooting: This section will provide information abut many common problems and their solutions

Presented by: Gary Lindsay

Prescott’s Inc

www.surgicalmicroscopes.com

First Call Troubleshooting for Imaging

First call troubleshooting is as much an art form as it is a skill. In this presentation we will discuss the methods and thought processes associated with effective initial troubleshooting of medical imaging systems. Triaging system failures and determining where to focus your next steps quickly puts service providers in a position to allocate the right resources to correct the problem and return the system to service as soon as possible.

Presented by: Dale Cover President RSTI

Two Classes presented by Pat Lynch on Saturday Building Credibility for the HTM Department Biomeds and HTM leaders are frequently heard voicing that they don’t receive any respect. While this isn’t entirely universal, it is close enough that the problem seems to be far more widespread than just a few ineffective managers who are bellyaching. I believe that there is a real cultural divide between who we are in Biomed and who the strategic leaders of our hospitals are. This divide causes us to be stuck on one side, unable to cross, in all be a few rare instances. In this talk, we’ll explore the characteristics of hospital leadership, and HTM / Biomed staff. We’ll look at the strengths we bring to the table, and how we can leverage those strengths to enhance our value to hospital leadership in ways that makes them see us as contributors and problem solvers in THEIR world.

FDA Updates

What’s going on with the FDA? They asked for input back in March, April and May. But what have they done with it since then? And what are they likely to do with it in the future? Are they going to make my life, as a BMET, easier, or harder? Is the cost to my hospital going up? Or down? Am I going to have to work harder to assure that the parts, work, and equipment coming into my facility are safe and reliable? Am I going to have to create new policies or procedure to comply with new rules that I don’t even know about yet? How do I find time to do all of these new things, while trying to keep up with the backlog of repairs and PMs that I can’t seem to catch up with? Are there some quick and easy ways to comply that won’t cost me a lot of time or money, either up front, or every month as we go forward? Come and hear as Pat Lynch collects the very latest information available, translates it into plain ole English (as opposed to FDA/government-speak), and tells you what you need to do to make everyone happy (including yourself, your boss, and your family).

Patrick Lynch CHTM, CBET, CCE, MBA, CHTS-PW, CPHIMS Pat is a regular contributor to 24x7 Magazine, BI&T, TechNation listserv, and Biomedtalk listserv. He recently started Biomeds Without Borders to support Biomeds in other countries (www.BiomedsWithoutBorders.com )

Minimizing Transducer Failure Through Proper Care and Early Detection Preventing transducer failure is incredibly important as faulty probes can compromise patient safety by impacting image quality and potentially putting patients at risk for infection. The key to preventing transducer failure is implementing proper care methods and

ensuring that everyone who handles the transducer is able to identify early warning signs. In this session, Kyle will break down a transducer so he can explain the function of each part and where failures typically occur. He will bring real-life examples of transducers in various conditions so participants can see what a damaged probe looks like, making it easier for them to identify the problem on their own. He will then demonstrate techniques for detecting common problems, such as how to detect interior probe damage by examining the exterior. Kyle will also review proper care methods and techniques to help alleviate unnecessary problems.

Attendees will learn:

1. The function of various lenses and arrays

Presented by:

used in probes

Kyle Grozelle

2. Where failures typically occur and what common damages look like

Global Education and Training Manager.

3. Techniques for detecting common problems

Summit Imaging, Inc

Proper care methods and techniques

Philips Telemetry Training

Telemetry M2601B and M4841A -defines the differences between M2601B and M4841A units -Identifies all internal Circuit Boards -Replacement of Broken Tele Case

-Use of telemetry configuration tool -testing and QC of Telemetry devices

Presented by: Stephen Davis

USOC

Twenty Conclusions (Warnings) – Reflections on Life and Business Participants will learn about the truths, realities, perils and thrills of being in business in general and in healthcare technology management specifically. In over 36 years in the healthcare technology management Presented by: industry, Manny Roman has experienced the highs, lows and baffling events that accompany being alive, dealing with Manny Roman people and being in business. Traveling from the lowest levels of participation to the presidency of an organization, he Imaging Community has learned some hard and some easy relationships and Exchange – ICE, a Free business lessons. He will share these lessons and his healthcare technology conclusions with attendees with the intent to accelerate some of the good, preclude some of the bad, and minimize some of management career enhancement website. www.imagingigloo.com the ugly.

Zoll R series Defibrillator Technical Service Training Biomed Training Syllabus Clinical: Basic ECG Analysis and Review  Device Overview  External Pacing  Defibrillation  Synchronized Cardioversion Technical:  Daily and 12 Month PMs  System Level Overview  Module Level Review  Problem Diagnosis  Technical Self Diagnostics  System Disassembly/Assembly

Presented by: Bruce Hallowell Technical Training and Deployment Specialist with

ZOLL Medical.

An extraction of the Zoll Technical service training will be presented three times on Saturday

CBET Review The brief 2 session course will cover the reasons for you to consider undertaking the CBET Exam, the value of Certification to your career, application technique, best methods to study for the test, reference materials, joining with a group. Special training materials will be supplied by the instructor. As time allows, we will actually take a trial test from the AAMI study materials. It will give you insight to how and what to study and take the test efficiently. A copy of the application will be provided.

Part 1 Part 2

Presented by: Louis (Lou) Katchis, a founding member of the Florida Biomed Society and currently, the Treasurer. He served on both of the AAMI- BMET and CCE certification boards and the TMC board. Lou has been working in the field of Biomedical Engineering for 45 years and is currently consulting, developing policies and procedures, and instituting features in Four Rivers CMMS for Biomed and Facilities.

Asset Management for Biomedical Equipment Service "Asset Management is a widely used term for a variety of technologies used to help companies acquire, deploy, control, track, and service assets of all kinds. One of the most poorly served areas of asset management has been related to equipment service and repair initiatives.. Until now. Quality Medical has developed an online portal called Q-Connect to help hospitals, HME / DME, LTAC and other users of medical equipment better control their equipment when it is sent to 3rd party vendors for PM and / or repair. No more waiting on hold for companies to give you an RMA number, advise the estimated cost of repairs, or tell you the status of your equipment. With Q-Connect, simply log-on to your account to give you compete visibility and control over all equipment sent for PM or service. And then we take it one step further. We will manage your complete inventory for a single flat monthly fee, giving you predictable cash outlays every month rather than a month-end surprise of thousands of dollars in PM Presented by: and repair bills. The program, knows as TEC (for Total Jim Worrell Equipment Control) gives you visibility into your equipment service program from RMA to final delivery Quality Medical South back to your facility. Join the digital crowd when it comes to managing your “Leaders in Repair, Service, equipment online. Stop in to this information-filled presentation about the future of equipment repair. Rental and Sale of Respiratory & Infusion Biomedical Equipment"

CT Basics, An Introduction What to expect from this presentation. We will discuss; The overall medical purpose and use of a CT system A high-level overview of CT Principles of CT Operation Historical Development of CT Differential Characteristics of CT vs. X-ray Chest Presented by: AP Skull Kenneth Hable, MD, BSRT Lateral Skull Director of Engineering and Training Technical Prospects Training Technical Prospects, LLC Overview Case Studies (Time Permitting)

24x7 Magazine 3M

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AAMI

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Acertara Labs

Booth#219

AIV, Inc.

Booth#201/203

AllParts Medical & Dunlee

Booth#220

AMC

Booth#110

Amico

Booth#109

Atom Medical

Booth #321

ATS Laboratories, Inc.

Booth #304

Baxter

Booth #317

Bayer MVS

Booth#117

BC Group International, Inc.

Booth#204

Benjamin Biomedical, Inc.

Table #11

BETA Biomedical

Booth#400

Biomedical Repair & Consulting

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Pacific Medical

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Dotmed

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Drager

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Exclusive Medical Solutions

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Facilities Survey - CMS

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