Dan Harrison joins the InterMed Group

The InterMed Group is pleased to announce that Dan Harrison has joined as the company’s Chief Growth and Development Officer. Harrison is a seasoned sales executive with over 40 years of experience in the Healthcare Technology Management industry.

Harrison began his career as a Biomedical Equipment Technician in the US Air Force and upon his Honorable Discharge, he began his civilian career repairing Clinical, Imaging and Laboratory equipment.

Since then, Harrison’s career has encompassed operations management, sales, program design, technical support, and leadership. Most recently, Harrison was a Zone Director for Siemens Healthineers with the responsibility of managing client relationships and driving operational and financial results at some of the most prestigious Healthcare Systems in the country.

Harrison will continue to use his industry expertise, industry relationships and operational sales expertise at the InterMed Group

“I have been aware of InterMed and Tyler’s Hope for about a dozen years when I was a client, working for an Independent Service Organization. I was impressed by Rick Staab, who was personally committed to resolving the situation that I had at a client site with a very creative solution. He proved to me that InterMed demonstrates their commitment to the statement: “We take ownership of each opportunity to serve the client”,” said Harrison, “I am looking forward to being a part of the Leadership Team, fueling the growth of our business by developing the Sales team, and working closely with Scott, the COO, and the Operations Team in support of our existing and prospective client partnerships.”

The InterMed Group’s CEO, Rick Staab, is looking forward to partnering with Harrison to build new relationships with healthcare systems across the United States.

“I am very excited about Dan joining our team. Dan has many years of experience in the healthcare technology management industry and he will add a great level of expertise to the InterMed Group as we continue to grow,” Staab said.