April 2021 Newsletter

A Tale of Two Cities
(My apologies to Charles Dickens)

A New Blog Post

Living in Charleston, SC comes with many advantages. We have a thriving food culture combining a mixture of seafood, African, French, English, and European influences in both casual and fine dining restaurants. We live in a vacation city with many historical and natural attractions that draw over 7 million visitors during an average year. With the College of Charleston founded in 1670 and The Citadel founded in 1842, Charleston offers two of the oldest educational facilities in the country. Charleston offers beautiful sunsets, stunning harbor views, and many beautiful examples of architecture from many periods of American history. When I moved to this city eight years ago, I never considered the healthcare infrastructure with the cornerstones of the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) and Roper St. Francis Hospital.

I moved to Charleston for a job in 2013. At the time, I lived in New York City and was looking for an opportunity to leave the city. While I was interviewing in Charleston, I also entertained a job offer in Watertown, New York. Watertown is a small city on the banks of Lake Ontario about 320 miles north of New York City. Had I chose to go north instead of south, my life would have been inevitably different. Aside from the food and beauty of Charleston, I had the healthcare infrastructure of a city to assist my family during the worst of COVID-19.

CMS Welcomes Wayne Barger

CMS Imaging welcomes Wayne Barger to the Sales Team. Wayne is a new Medical Accounts Manager in Florida. Wayne's first day was April 12, 2021.

Please join us in welcoming Wayne!

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Guest Bloggers Wanted

We are looking for a few amazing healthcare workers to share their inspiration and expertise with the CMS Imaging community. Blog articles will be between 600 - 800 words on topics that deal with life in the healthcare industry.

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