Physicians Office Resource Volume 8 Issue 08 | Page 4

Physicians Office Resource Published by Medical Education Resources, LLC Publisher Aaron R. Medaris [email protected] CEO Andrew C. Nimmo [email protected] President John D. Pasquale [email protected] Business Manager Marci J. Hills [email protected] Account Manager Brandi L. Brower Editorial Board Michael Paquin, FHIMSS Barry Craig, MLT (NCA), CLC Contributing Editor Robert Posner, MD IT Director Robert Farrell Sr. Director, Professional Communications Sean Hanlon Creative Director, SEO Specialist Keith A. Katsikas Jr Copyright © 2014 To continue your free subscription of Physicians Office Resource magazine, please complete the Business Reply Card at the center of this magazine and drop in any USPS mailbox. If you are a manufacturer of medical products or provide services to medical professionals and would like to advertise your products or services to over 100,000 of the nation’s top physicians who do in-office testing, please call [phone] or visit: www.physiciansofficeresource.com for more information. Physicians Office Resource FROM THE PUBLISHER Dear Readers, I have the wonderful privilege of volunteering with a great local Boy Scout troop. These scouts worked extremely hard this past year raising money for their annual high adventure. After they had raised the money, the scouts decided that as part of the high adventure they wanted to do a zipline course and not just any zipline course. They wanted to do the longest, fastest, and most extreme course in New England. When the time finally arrived for the zipline course and the scouts saw in person how high they would be suspended off the ground they were a little scared. However, we had a fantastic set of zipline guides. They helped put the scouts at ease by explaining the quality of the equipment, the safety measures that would always be in place, and the numerous years of ziplining experience the guides had. After that, the scouts were able to muster the courage to make the initial jump. They soon found themselves 200 feet above the ground soaring like eagles. The scouts (and the leaders) loved it! It is a memory that they will cherish and I’m sure will share with others throughout their lives. However, if they would have gotten cold feet and never made that initial jump, or not trusted our guides they would have missed out on the experience of a life time! Have you been thinking about making the “jump” from a Waived to a Non-waived lab? I know it may seem like a daunting хͬ