1. James R Price
166 Revell Road
Crawfordville Fl 34446
850-694-0721 cell
jr_price@icloud.com
Objective: A responsible position for a Diagnostic Imaging company with an
opportunity to advance.
Experience
Aramark Healthcare Tallahassee Memorial Hospital
Imaging Specialist 9/2015 to Present
Responsible for day to day operations of repair, maintenance, incoming inspection, at
TMH in Clinical Engineering for all modalities including outlying clinics and specialist
buildings. This also includes managing and tracking all OEM contracted activity.
Toshiba America Medical Systems Medical Systems Atlanta, GA
Senior Customer Engineer 10/2013 to 8/2015
Responsible for numerous accounts in the Atlanta / North Georgia area. Management of
accounts include immediate response to any customer encountered abnormalities as
well as scheduling and performing installations, preventive maintenance and
calibrations to ensure the highest of reliability and optimal performance of the
equipment. Systems include CT, MRI, CardioVascular and X-ray.
Toshiba America Medical Systems Medical Systems
Zone Support Specialist 7/2011 to 10/2013
Provide on-site and phone support to CE to address installation, application and
technical issues.
Provide first-level support in escalated issues. Escalate issues to Sr. Technical Support
Specialist and/or National Technical Support (NTS) per protocol.
Participate in Technical Operations’ modality conference calls and ensure that zone
CE’s are fully informed of the latest information and developments.
Regularly reviews all Field Service Memos and other technical documentation posted
on the Service Information System (SIS) and ensure zone CE’s fully understand their
content.
Participate in the installation of new products within the zone.
Support the Beta testing of Field Maintenance Instructions (FMI’s) occurring within the
zone. Monitor the status and facilitate the completion of all FMI’s within the zone.
Work with NTS to ensure all Veterans Administration sites are ready for inspection;
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Monitor sites experiencing abnormally high numbers of service calls and conduct site
audits, as appropriate, to uncover underlying causes.
Conduct on-the-job-training within the zone to help develop a team of senior zone
modality CE’s to assist other CE’s when the zone specialist is unavailable.
Define CE training needs and recommend actions to zone management. Provide
supplemental technical training and local seminars related to installation,
troubleshooting skills and new product introductions.
Review and evaluate systems in terms of image quality and system performance.
Implement and monitor field service enhancements and programs (re: InnerVision).
Gather input for defining product issues and document concerns. Consult with zone
management team in escalating product issues to NTS.
Toshiba America Medical Systems Medical Systems Atlanta, GA
Senior Customer Engineer 8/2007 to 7/2011
Assigned with the installation of several Infinix-I five axis systems (Cathlabs) and an
Aquilion ONE (Volume CT) at Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta Georgia. Responsible for
numerous Computed Tomography accounts in the Atlanta / North Georgia area.
Management of accounts included immediate response to any customer encountered
abnormalities as well as scheduling and performing installations, preventive
maintenance and calibrations to ensure the highest of reliability and optimal
performance of the equipment.
Philips Medical Systems Atlanta, GA
Senior Field Service Engineer 3/2004 to 8/2007
Responsible for numerous Cardiovascular / Image Management accounts in the Atlanta
/ North Georgia area. Management of accounts included immediate response to any
customer encountered abnormalities as well as scheduling and performing installations,
preventive maintenance and calibrations to ensure the highest of reliability and optimal
performance of the equipment. Also Team leader for CV, RSN Champion and CCT
business results Champion and backup for MRI team.
Healthtronics Marietta GA
Product Engineer 3/2002 to 3/2004
Involved in the Product Development department which involves research/development
of assigned projects of which all are presently covered by NDA's.
Also involved in initiating an Imaging Training course for Field Service Engineers.
Philips Medical Systems Atlanta, GA
Senior Field Service Engineer 7/99 to 3/2002
Responsible for numerous MRI / Image Management / X-ray accounts in the Atlanta /
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customer encountered abnormalities as well as scheduling and performing routine
preventive maintenance and calibrations to ensure the highest of reliability and optimal
performance of the equipment.
Lockheed Martin Michoud Space Systems New Orleans, LA
General Foreman/Quality Control Supervisor 7/97 to 6/99
Responsibilities: Supervisor of the facilities Metrology Lab. The Metrology lab is tasked
with maintaining the calibration of all devices utilized on the facility which was
comprised of approximately 5000 separate items of varying cal cycles and
requirements/procedures. DVM's calipers, torque wrenches, gauges, etc. All devices
had to conform to government contract requirements traceable to NIST. Prior to this I
was a Quality control Supervisor of which I was to ensure compliance of Government
specifications/requirements of the External Tanks Electrical, Pneumatic, and Thermal
Protection systems. Trains inspectors in the performance of Final Acceptance tests,
functional checkouts and Final Assembly inspections as well as plans and assigns daily
work activities. Reviews and validates nonconformance documentation, investigates
cause and corrective actions and acts as an MRB member. Maintains overtime records,
administers discipline and initiates employee performance awards. Performs safety
surveys, attends meetings with other organizations to resolve mutual problems and
interfaces extensively with customer representatives.
Dornier Medical Systems Inc. Kennesaw, GA.
Technical Support Engineer 4/96 to 7/97
Primarily responsible for National support for the Urotract 1 urology system technical
support to customers and field engineers. Instrumental in getting Dornier setup to
manufacture the Urotract 1 system which involved the interfacing of the sub systems,
ensuring the Quality standards of the vendor supplied items met specification; ensured
manufacturing instructions verified product specifications. I also initiated the installation
manual and calibration manual for field installation of the equipment which included
verifications for proper operation / calibration, and that all compliance tests performed
prior to turnover to the hospital staff. Other responsibilities included co authoring of the
validation protocol for the first system, verifying the validation performed properly and
ensuring all Food and Drug Administration requirements were met.
Picker International Norcross, Ga.
Zone Service Specialist 3/91 to 4/96
Responsible for the inspection, repair and rework of new x-ray systems through out the
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well as DPSC inspections. Also responsible for assisting local field service engineers
with problems they have not been able to resolve, auditing existing systems, and
training. Prior to this I was a local field service engineer in Memphis Tn. where I was
responsible for approximately 30 sites in the west Tennessee and east Arkansas area.
Martin Marietta Manned Space Systems New Orleans, La.
General Foreman/Test Conductor 9/81 to 3/91
Responsibilities: To ensure compliance of Government specifications/requirements of
the External Tanks Electrical and Pneumatic systems by performing Final Acceptance
tests, functional checkouts and Final assembly. In order to accomplish these tasks I was
directly responsible for up to five foreman/supervisors of which they were responsible
for crews of eight to ten technicians. These functions involve extensive interfacing with
Government Inspectors/Engineers and NASA Representatives. Previously responsible
for Automatic Application of the Thermal Protection system to the Liquid Oxygen and
Intertank Assemblies of the External Tank. Other responsibilities included installation of
the flight hardware, installation test and maintenance of computer controlled equipment
used to perform automatic application of spray on foam insulation.
Texas Instruments, Digital Systems Group Houston Texas
Electronics Technician (Repair and maintenance lab) 11/80 to 9/81
Responsibilities: Repair, maintenance and calibration of systems utilized by rework,
maintenance, and repair facility. Systems included ATS 960 used in repair of all model
Silent 700 terminals, 770 terminals, 810 line printers, 820, Z80 terminal line printers;
other systems include 960, 980 computer testers, video monitor pattern generator, drive
testers, and final test systems.
Naval Air Technical Training Center Millington. Tennessee
Instructor (Avionics Technician Course Class A1 06/77 to 11/80
RESPONSIBILITIES; Graduates of this course can receive up to 12 semester hours of
college credit. Instruction is given in AC and DC theory, semi-conductors, vacuum
tubes, communications, navigation, computers, and radar. Supervisor of forty to sixty
students. Supervised troubleshooting and performance test labs.
Attack Squadron 27 NAS Lemoore California
Avionics Technician (A7E Multi-role Attack Aircraft) 05/74 to 05/77
RESPONSIBILITIES; Repair, maintenance and calibration of advanced avionics
systems including identification, communication, navigation and electronic
countermeasures equipment. Quality Assurance inspector for avionics systems and
supervisor of fifteen man avionics repair shop. Member of Personnel Reliability
Program; Crew Leader, Nuclear Weapons Loading.

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Education: NATTC and VA-122 NAS Millington, TN and NAS Lemoore, California
04/73 to 04/74
IN TRAINING; Attended Basic Electricity and Electronics Course;
Avionics Technician Course Class A1, (accelerated: completed 20
week course in 14 weeks); Advanced First Term Avionics Course
Class B.
A7E Systems Familiarization Course. Topics included theory of
operation, troubleshooting, alignment, and preventive maintenance of
navigation, identification transponder, communications (normal and
coded), radar, countermeasures systems. M9500 (Frequency Domain
Reflectometry) Coaxial Cable Tester Course.
Columbus Senior High School Columbus Nebraska
High school diploma January 1973
Early graduation due to accelerated education.
References: Available upon request

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Education: NATTC and VA-122 NAS Millington, TN and NAS Lemoore, California
04/73 to 04/74
IN TRAINING; Attended Basic Electricity and Electronics Course;
Avionics Technician Course Class A1, (accelerated: completed 20
week course in 14 weeks); Advanced First Term Avionics Course
Class B.
A7E Systems Familiarization Course. Topics included theory of
operation, troubleshooting, alignment, and preventive maintenance of
navigation, identification transponder, communications (normal and
coded), radar, countermeasures systems. M9500 (Frequency Domain
Reflectometry) Coaxial Cable Tester Course.
Columbus Senior High School Columbus Nebraska
High school diploma January 1973
Early graduation due to accelerated education.
References: Available upon request