RSTI announces new ultrasound equipment service training class

  SALON, OHIO - 06/04/2018 (PRESS RELEASE JET)

RSTI, the premier diagnostic imaging service and repair training organization, is excited to announce new ultrasound equipment service training classes through their partnership with Exclusive Medical.

The training provided by RSTI at their newly renovated facility in Ohio will be on today’s newest ultrasound systems. RSTI and Exclusive Medical, through their partnership, will extend the hands-on training with U.S. system technical support and the availability of U.S. system parts and “hero kits” for onsite repair.

“RSTI has provided high-quality training for thirty-three years, but we haven’t had ultrasound systems training available for awhile,” said Todd Boyland, VP and Director of Training for RSTI. “This partnership with Exclusive Medical closes that gap and means we no longer have to turn down customer requests.” 

The new course offerings from RSTI include:

• Introduction to Servicing Ultrasound Systems - two and half days
• Servicing the Philips Epiq Ultrasound System - two and half days
• Servicing the GE Logiq/Vivid E9 and Voluson 6/8/10 Ultrasound Systems
• Servicing the Siemens S2000 & SC2000 Ultrasound Systems

To learn more or sign up for classes, please visit RSTI on the web at www.rsti-training.com.

About RSTI

RSTI (Radiological Service Training Institute) in Salon, OH has provided the finest quality diagnostic imaging training since 1985. With a selection of over 35 courses each year, RSTI has trained over 15,000 service professionals from over 50 countries in radiology, mammography, CT, ultrasound, networking, PACS, and DICOM. RSTI offers classrooms and lab facilities to accommodate up to 60 people, with each classroom and lab equipped with the best instruments and technology to ensure our students are at the top of service professionals market. Learn more about RSTI www.rsti-training.com

About Exclusive Medical

Based out of Schaumburg, IL, Exclusive Medical Solutions’s business model focuses on patient care. They’ve provided medical imaging equipment parts support, transducer repair, and free technical support since 2013, and they service most imaging modalities as well as ultrasound. The company was formed by a group of trained engineers with a medical imaging collaborative of over five decades.