Medical device sales jobs benefit from $25 million venture funding for Sonitus - MedReps
Medical device sales jobs benefit from $25 million venture funding for Sonitus MedReps The company's SoundBite system has already been cleared for sale in the US by the Food and Drug Administration. Sonitus said the new funding will help it rapidly expand the product's availability. Medical equipment sales jobs in the audiology field are ... |
Advance Recruitment Delighted With Positive Outlook for Medical Device Sales ... - MarketWatch (press release)
Advance Recruitment Delighted With Positive Outlook for Medical Device Sales ... MarketWatch (press release) MANCHESTER, England, April 26, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Medical sales recruitment specialists Advance Recruitment are thrilled with the latest results from a new global medical device survey for 2012-2013 suggesting a positive outlook for the ... |
Barrasso: Obamacare Raises Costs, Kills Jobs - KOWB
Barrasso: Obamacare Raises Costs, Kills Jobs KOWB President Barack Obama's health spending law is destroying jobs nationwide. That at least is the assertion of Wyoming Senator John Barrasso who recently sounded off against the $20 billion medical device tax that is attached to the President's health ... |
Jobs getting taxed out of existence - Boston Herald
 Columbus Dispatch | Jobs getting taxed out of existence Boston Herald In 2010, however, Congress, ravenous for revenues to fund Obamacare, included in the legislation a 2.3 percent tax on gross revenues — which generally amounts to about a 15 percent tax on most manufacturers' profits — from US sales of medical devices ... George Will: Medical-device tax already hurting business |
ObamaCare's Killer Device Tax - Wall Street Journal
ObamaCare's Killer Device Tax Wall Street Journal But talk is cheap, and elected officials must enact policies that enhance economic activity and job creation. The medical device industry is an example of Washington doing exactly the opposite. Medical device manufacturing is one of the nation's most ... |
Kenny says more than 230 jobs going to west - Irish Times
 Irish Times | Kenny says more than 230 jobs going to west Irish Times THE WEST of Ireland got a major employment boost yesterday when the Taoiseach announced more than 230 jobs would be created at two different companies in Galway within five years. Medical device manufacturer Merit Medical Systems has announced 200 jobs ... Taoiseach unveils 240 new jobs at two companies in Galway 240 new jobs for Galway |
Galway to gain 200 jobs in software and medical devices - The Sunday Business Post
Galway to gain 200 jobs in software and medical devices The Sunday Business Post US medical device manufacturer Merit Medical has announced more than 150 new jobs at its operation in Galway this morning. The company currently employs 379 people at its facility in Parkmore and a new €20 million facility will be opened today. |
Medical Sales Industry Offers Lifeline as Graduate Unemployment Rates Soar - MarketWatch (press release)
Medical Sales Industry Offers Lifeline as Graduate Unemployment Rates Soar MarketWatch (press release) Speaking on the company's behalf Nick stated, "Specialising in medical sales recruitment we are aware the last couple of years have certainly not been easy for recent graduates with the latest figures clearly showing an extremely competitive job market ... |
Eden Prairie-Based Med-Device Co. Bought for $17 Million - Twin Cities Business Magazine (blog)
Eden Prairie-Based Med-Device Co. Bought for $17 Million Twin Cities Business Magazine (blog) The purchaser, CryoLife, will retain Hemosphere's eight sales jobs —all of which are outside of Minnesota—but it will move 20 local manufacturing jobs to Atlanta at the beginning of next year. Eden Prairie-based medical-device maker Hemosphere, Inc., ... |
Hologic's acquisition of Gen-Probe to strengthen companies' medical device sales - MedReps
Hologic's acquisition of Gen-Probe to strengthen companies' medical device sales MedReps Peter Abair, director of economic and global affairs at the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council, told the Boston Herald the sale may also strengthen the market for those looking for medical device jobs in the area. "Hologic is becoming a bigger and ... |
The latest Medical Device Sales jobs - BETA
The Account Manager - Medical Devices will focus on promoting and selling Hospira products (infusion and pain pumps, disposable sets) across Belgium and in Luxembourg. Achieving sales plan as defined by Management. Read more
George Will: Medical-device tax already hurting business
A tax on U.S. sales of medical devices intended to help fund the Affordable Care Act, already is hurting businesses and costing jobs. Read more
How health and wellness push actually hurts medical device firms
Forget the device tax — the 2.3 percent excise tax that manufacturers will have to pay starting 2013 — that has become a rallying point for medical device companies who believe that it will kill jobs and stifle innovation. Instead, a larger shift in the healthcare industry is what will hurt medical device makers most. And [...] Read more
Medical device company moving here, will manufacture 'world-changer' pacifier
A start-up manufacturing company, Powers Device Technologies Inc., announced late Monday that it has chosen St. Johns County to be the home of its corporate headquarters. Read more
Medical technology firm to create 200 jobs on Montreal's West Island
Quebec is investing $15 million in the medical technology firm Medtronic to help create 200 new medical technology jobs on Montreal's West Island. Read more
George F. Will: Unfairly taxing medical device industry
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Bill Hewlett and David Packard, tinkering in a California garage, began what became Hewlett-Packard. Steve Jobs and a friend built a computer in the California garage that became Apple's birthplace. Bill Cook had no garage, so he launched Cook Medical in a spare bedroom in an apartment in this university town. Read more
Tech firms to create 237 Galway jobs
The west of Ireland got a major employment boost today as the Taoiseach announced more than 230 jobs would be created at two different companies in Galway within five years. Read more
Kenny says more than 230 jobs going to west
THE WEST of Ireland got a major employment boost yesterday when the Taoiseach announced more than 230 jobs would be created at two different companies in Galway within five years. Read more
Letter: Who pays?
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US STOCKS-Wall St slips day ahead of jobs report
* Services-sector growth slows, outlook for jobs data falls * Green Mountain sinks nearly 50 pct day after sales miss * Most retailers miss sales expectations, sector falls * Dow off 0.5 pct, S&P 500 off ... Read more
