Manager bio - Medwork Instruments

If you call, chances are I'll answer the J phone. Your questions by email will be answered quickly and given my personal attention. I've been with Medwork Instruments since 2007 and will be happy to help you.
HOME INDEX ORDERING HAMMERS Weights & Arm Index for All Bargains New Troemner Our Original Troemner Gold Troemner New Queens Sq SURGICALS Index for All Dissection Set Close Outs STETHOSCOPES Index for All Bargains Respiratory Teaching BP MONITORS Index for All Parts Bargains DIAGNOSTICS Index for All Tuning Forks Special SETS Neurology Tools SHIPPING MINIMUMS GUARANTEES INTERNATIONAL ORDERS PURCHASE ORDERS		G Medwork Instruments - the person on the other end of the phone( But don't be too jealous; this photo was taken in 2000 and now I'm much, much uglier. So add some lines, some bags and some premature white hair and you'll be about 40% there. To learn about how Medwork Instruments was started in the long-ago days, read about the original manager whose duties I have recently assumed. The goal of Medwork Instruments, however, remains unchanged, and I will try my best to uphold it: to provide quality instruments at affordable prices. Sure, a surgeon getting 500 thousand a year wouldn't even feel a bump in the road by overpaying for a tool, but a student is another matter, and wouldn't it be a shame if student A with less talent and intelligence than student B (in other words, these are not their grades) made it instead of student B, because student B couldn't pay his expenses? Me, I was student C, amply funded and talented but also cheated in the end by student A for lack of a sufficient combination of luck and charm when college was over and it came time to actually get a job. Student B may become rich one day, but today, every penny counts, so let's team up and defeat student A together! Let him regret the day he met the other letters of the alphabet and drove one out of the mainstream workforce and into the very position that would be his undoing! Ironic, isn't it? (Yeah, I don't think so either. Especially since my degrees are in Electrical Engineering and Applied Math.) But it shouldn't stop there. Providing cheaper versions of the same thing for less may be enough for - shall we call it MalWart - but this company's best chance to thrive is if it provides better versions of the same thing for less. Medwork Instruments has a Troemner hammer that has developed over the years from the input of Neurologists in particular. Let me have your feedback. Recently a Professor of Neurology at the University of Minnesota asked us to make the head bigger, heavier and give the hammer a little FLASH. Take a look at our Gold Handled (same hard surface as surgical gold plating so it won't rub off) MINNESOTA Troemner. Look at what I've tried with the Dejerine reflex hammer and tell me if it works for you. Let Medwork Instruments provide you with what you want by providing your feedback!