Joseph Krieger is the Founder and CEO of Boston BioLife, a cutting-edge educational organization. Boston BioLife provides structured programs and technological resources for physicians, scientists, and healthcare providers interested in learning regenerative and functional medicine. The organization hosts large conferences every year in addition to providing online CME training, webinars, peer-reviewed subscription publications, and 9,500 journals.

Joseph has a degree in biochemistry from the Boston University School of Medicine and has been involved in the healthcare and life sciences industries for over 25 years. At Boston BioLife, he creates course content with world-renowned physicians, scientists, and specialists with various medical backgrounds.

Scientists are constantly researching new methods of medical care. Every day, new technologies and theories are being developed that could save lives. But how does this research filter down to the actual doctors and medical providers?

Joseph Krieger, the Founder and President of Boston BioLife, is dedicated to bringing scientists and doctors together for the benefit of patients everywhere. Every year, the team at Boston BioLife hosts conferences to present research and new technology that could transform patients' lives. Joseph says that these conferences and the organization's other resources have inspired a community of professionals to implement new research and technology for improved health worldwide.

In this episode of The Dynamic Radiologist Podcast, Dr. Steven Brownstein is joined by Joseph Krieger, the Founder and President of Boston BioLife, to discuss the importance of connecting scientists with healthcare professionals. Joseph talks about the inspiration behind Boston BioLife, how he collaborates with biologists to expand medical research, and the valuable information that is presented at his organization's conferences.

Tanya Myers is the Chief MRI Tech at Dynamic Medical Imaging. Dynamic Medical Imaging specializes in helping claustrophobic patients by offering the Fonar Stand Up MRI. Their team has helped thousands of patients get the medical help they need by providing a calm and comfortable environment.

Tanya Myers served in the Air Force for three years as a Certified Radiology Technician. After her service, Tanya began working with the Tragedy Assistant Program for Survivors as a mentor for children who lost parents in the military. Tanya joined the team at Dynamic Medical Imaging three years ago, and she excels in helping patients feel at ease during their MRI.

How do you define a true hero? Is it someone with superpowers? Is it someone who saves the day?

Tanya Myers' superpower is putting people at ease in their most tense situations. Getting an MRI can be stressful — but more especially so if you're claustrophobic. Tanya greets each patient with a smile and does whatever it takes to help them feel comfortable. Sometimes that means doing breathing exercises with the patients, holding a hand while they cry, or just sending out good energy.

In this episode of The Dynamic Radiologist Podcast, Dr. Steven Brownstein is joined by Tanya Myers, the Chief MRI Tech at Dynamic Medical Imaging, to discuss how to be a hero to your patients. Tanya talks about her introduction to X-ray and MRI technology, her background helping kids who lost parents in the military, and her golden rules for dealing with patients.

David E. Wattel is the CEO of Multus Medical. Multus Medical uses the cross-sectional images from MRI data to create 3D digital models of the body. This results in easily digestible animated illustrations of patients' injuries for demonstration purposes.

David is a lawyer by trade, and he is licensed in Arizona, Washington, and Oregon. He has practiced personal injury law for over 30 years and is a Founding Member of Wattel & York, a personal injury and property damage law firm. In addition to this, he is the Founder of National Health Finance and the CEO of Stratum.

Are you a doctor struggling to present a clear image of your patient's injury? Or, are you a personal injury lawyer who needs an easy-to-read evaluation of your client for their court case?

Multus Medical offers a solution. They use the cross-sectional images from MRI data to create 3D digital models of the body. These 3D renderings have revolutionized doctors' evaluations and aided lawyers across the country.

In this episode of The Dynamic Radiologist Podcast, Dr. Steven Brownstein is joined by David E. Wattel, the CEO of Multus Medical, to discuss the benefits of 3D MRI renderings. David reveals how his background as a lawyer inspired the creation of Multus Medical, the benefits of his company's services for both doctors and lawyers, and how you can order a 3D rendering or surgical animation today. Stay tuned.