Built for Buying and Selling.
29 BroadwayDOTmed.com is the world’s leading public medical equipment marketplace. We provide a global platform that is built for buying and selling equipment, parts and services, making DOTmed.com an integral part of the global medical community.
There are more than 700,000 listings on DOTmed on any given day. We have over 271,000 registered users and welcome more than 16,000 unique visitors to our site on a daily basis. DOTmed does not own anything for sale on its website and serves as a hub for buyers and sellers to network with one another directly.
DOTmed also offers Clean Sweep Live Auctions, a service that helps hospitals and healthcare centers free up space by collecting excess medical assets and auctioning them for a profit. DOTmed hosts an active Service Technicians’ Forum, an Honest/Dishonest Forum and a Charity Forum. DOTmed also publishes the daily news online and a monthly magazine called DOTmed HealthCare Business News.
Read "Unlocking The Value of Medical Equipment" by Philip F. Jacobus, as it ran in Radiology Management Magazine in September 2013.
Philip F. Jacobus
CEO & Chairman of the Board, DOTmed.com, Inc.
Phil has been in the used equipment industry for more than 30 years. He founded DOTmed in 1999.
Barbara Fahringer, Chief Financial Officer
Barbara has been with DOTmed since it first went online.
Matt Ulman, President
Matt is a 20 year veteran of DOTmed, having started as CTO in 2005. Prior to DOTmed, Matt worked in finance and has a degree in Economics from Yale University. Matt is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the company and ensures that the various departments work together for optimal efficiency.
Asaf Greene, Chief Technology Officer
Asaf and his team are responsible for the over 200,000 lines of code that make DOTmed work. Asaf has a degree in Computer Science and History from NYU and has been with DOTmed for 16 years.
David Blumenthal, Vice President
Our sales department helps over 1,400 companies use our website to run their businesses. David's team tracks buyers and sellers of equipment to facilitate deals and helps our equipment sell for the maximum amount possible. David has worked at DOTmed for 19 years.
Brian Walsh, Logistics Manager
Brian has worked as a Logistics Manager for DOTmed for the past three and a half years. He received his Masters in Biomedical Engineering from Binghamton University and holds a PMP certificate. He worked as a Medical Equipment Planner at NYU for four years before joining DOTmed. Brian arranges, with the help of his team, deinstallation, pick-up and transportation of equipment. Brian will do site visits for complicated de-installations. Brian is familiar with installation, rigging and coordinating with trades.
Kirsten Rowe, Warehouse Manager
Kirsten's team handles dozens of shipments and thousands of items each month without error. She has worked for DOTmed in a variety of roles for 18 years.
Winston Leung, Accounting
DOTmed's accounting team manages payments and pay sellers promptly after sales. DOTmed sends statements and payments 14-21 days post-sale without fail. Winston has worked at DOTmed for 15 years.
Dave Ritz, User Security Specialist
Equipment sold on DOTmed is worth over $10,000,000 per year. Dave's team closely monitors user activity and makes sure that our users are safe. Dave has worked at DOTmed for 23 years.
Alex Suvall, Head of User Experience
Alex is our eyes and ears, coordinating with our users and making sure the website provides the best possible user experience. Alex and his team answer an average of 100 user questions a day, as well as suggesting new features. Alex has worked for DOTmed for 8 years.
Llauger A. Minaya, Latin American Marketing Manager
Latin America is a thriving market for pre-owned medical equipment, and DOTmed is fortunate to have Llauger as a resource that understands this market and can help increase the prices we realize there. Llauger has worked for DOTmed for 15 years.
Gus Iversen, Editor in Chief, HealthCare Business News
Connie Goon, Key Account Manager focusing on manufacturers
Tom DiForti, Online Auction Specialist
Mai Hiraoka, Assistant
Ashley Iafrate, Executive Assistant
Jeff Kendrick
Jeff began his career as an infantryman in the US Army’s 101st Air Assault Division, where he developed fundamental disciplines and values. Kendrick has accumulated over 30 years of experience at companies including TubeMaster, Richardson Healthcare, Philips/Dunlee, and Varian/Varex. His roles involved working with imaging components supporting Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and the Third Party replacement market.
Pedro Vega
Pedro has worked in Supply Chain for 40 years, including 31 years combined at NYU and NY Presbyterian. Pedro began his career as a receiving clerk and worked his way up to System Vice President at One Brooklyn Health. He has recently left One Brooklyn to join DOTmed&’s Advisory Board for The Northeastern US. Pedro is proud to have managed the first JIT program and
first Custom Pack made, known as PBDS (procedural based delivery system) from Cardinal, created at New York Presbyterian in the early 1990's.
He is on the board of the AHRMM Chapter - HMMS-NJ, as the VP of Education, and is on the HCP (Health Connect Partners) educational advisory board.
Bill Schneider
Previously Bill was the Chief Operating Officer at U.S. NeuroSurgical Inc. for 26 years, where he was responsible for the building and development of radiosurgical, radiotherapeutic, and chemotherapeutic treatment centers in partnership with hospitals and physicians in the United States, such as The Gamma Knife Centers at NYULMC and Research Medical Center in Kansas City and The Radiosurgical Center @ San Antonio Regional Medical Center in California as well as six freestanding Oncology Centers in state of Florida.
Edward A Sloan Sr
Edward A Sloan Sr is an experienced professional in Medical Imaging Equipment with a strong background in Medical Imaging parts and equipment sales/service. He was a founder of eMedPar and a founding member of the IAMERS organization. After a successful career he now focuses on consulting work, sharing insights to help organizations innovate and grow. Passionate about medical advances, Ed stays engaged with emerging technologies while enjoying time with family and mentoring the next generation.
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