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TiM is a privately held regional service organization providing medical equipment technology and asset management solutions and other clinical engineering services to hospitals, integrated health systems, and alternate care providers on a contracted basis. TiM is committed to our customers and the patients they serve and our employees are empowered to do whatever is needed to meet that commitment.
Employment at TiM is not simply a job, but a career. Many of our staff has been with TiM for over 12 years. TiM’s leadership and management structure have been stable and effective for over three decades. TiM actively fosters career development and advancement, has a working relationship with a number of institutions of higher education, and actively recruits Co-op students to assist in the completion of their education. Many of these students join TiM’s team at the completion of their studies. TiM’s headquarters, located in Holliston Massachusetts, includes the Saul Aronow Center of Excellence, learning and training facility for computer aided instruction and career development. TiM uses the Center for staff training, professional meetings, and customer seminars.
TiM has always been committed to the development of Clinical Engineering, Information and Biomedical Technology, actively leading and participating in regional and national forums. Whether ACCE, ASHE, AAMI, HIMMS or the regional Biomedical Societies, TiM personnel have participated as officers, speakers and attendees. Over the last three years over two dozen of TiM’s technical staff has been published in the CBET preparation column in 24x7 magazine and other publications. 
2005 contributors to the 24x7 series with David Harrington (left), Director of Training and Education
TiM provides to its customers a trusted, independent clinical engineering resource whose actions and decisions are not influenced by commitments to manufacturers, vendors, or others. TiM's sole responsibility is to its clients. The company, and its professional staff, subscribes to high standards of ethics and performance, placing the welfare of the patient as the prime concern.
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