Matthew Weisensee joins RadarFind as the Vice President of Sales and Business Development, Stephen Snell as the Director of Hardware Engineering, and Ryan Bloom as the Director of Software Development.
“The RadarFind RTLS has proven to be a powerful new resource for the health care industry to improve operational efficiency and control costs, which is driving our tremendous growth since the product launched in May 2007,” said RadarFind Chief Executive Officer Terry Kane, M.D. “Matt, Stephen and Ryan have proven expertise in their fields and will enable RadarFind to adapt to changing business needs as we serve our existing hospital customers, continue to build relationships with hundreds of hospitals and health systems nationwide, and invest in research to advance our patented technology.”
The RadarFind RTLS, developed by health care professionals for hospitals, is an asset and patient tracking system designed to help hospital staff more quickly locate critical patient care equipment and improve clinical workflow. RadarFind is also the only RTLS to provide valuable, accurate information about a device’s status (in use, available, or needs cleaning) and location history, which can assist a hospital’s infection control and surveillance. Unlike other conventional RFID and WiFi location-tracking solutions, RadarFind functions independently of a hospital’s critical IT network, requires no new wiring in patient areas and can provide room-level accuracy with no need for ongoing calibration. All RadarFind tags and readers are embedded with a temperature sensor as standard equipment, suitable for many automatic temperature-
Weisensee has more than 20 years experience in business development for the health care, service and technology industries. Most recently, Weisensee was Vice President of Business Development for Awarepoint Corporation, where he led sales and marketing efforts in addition to building strategic partnerships with key manufacturers and other organizations. Prior to Awarepoint, he served in a senior management capacity for several global services, health care, consulting and security-focused companies, including Gallup, Inc., Weiser Security Services and The Wackenhut Corporation. His expertise in the security industry will be used to leverage emerging synergies between RTLS and enterprise health-care security applications, including video analytics, access control and integrated security solutions.
Weisensee’s background includes extensive experience driving growth in companies. Under his leadership, he will guide RadarFind’s sales and business development team through a period of national expansion.
Snell brings more than 30 years experience in the hardware engineering industry to his position at RadarFind. Most recently, Snell spent 17 years with ICTV Inc. where he led the hardware engineering department, managing personnel and operations while also leading the development of Interactive TV technology. Prior to working at ICTV Inc., Snell was involved with project management and led system/product architecture design operations at several California-based technology companies. Snell will be working on component packaging for RadarFind and advancing the system’s hardware integration.
Bloom has more than ten years experience in building enterprise software systems. Most recently Bloom was Director of Open Source Initiatives for Misys Healthcare Systems, where he led developers, business leaders and external Open Source communities in working together to improve Open Source software. Prior to that time, Bloom held software development positions with Apache, Red Hat and Peopleclick. Bloom is also the author of numerous journal articles and the book Apache Server 2.0: The Complete Reference. Bloom brings his expertise to RadarFind as he leads an expanding team of software developers to enhance user interfaces, integration and reporting tools.
About RadarFind Corporation
RadarFind Corporation, a health care technology company, offers a unique, patented Real Time Location System that uses a platform technology for tracking medical equipment and patients. Specifically designed for hospitals by health care professionals, the RadarFind RTLS system seamlessly integrates with existing hospital infrastructure and operations, while functioning independently of a hospital’s critical WiFi network. Headquartered in the greater Raleigh-Durham, N.C. area, RadarFind develops integrated hardware and software solutions for their hospital customers. For more information please call (919) 228-2100 or visit www.radarfind.com.
