Soft Skills
In Healthcare Technology Management, technical expertise is essential—but it’s not enough on its own. Success in today’s healthcare environment depends on how well we communicate risk, collaborate across departments, influence decisions, and lead projects. Soft skills strengthen your credibility, improve relationships with clinical and executive partners, and open doors for professional growth. The resources below are designed specifically for HTM professionals to help you build these skills and apply them immediately in your daily work.
The Importance of Personal Growth and Professional Develepmentwith Garth MeikleAbout the Speaker Garth Meikle’s career reflects resilience, leadership, and lifelong growth. A native of Jamaica who immigrated to Boston in 1978, he joined the U.S. Army Reserves in 1987 and rose from Private (E1) to Chief Warrant Officer (CW2 USAR), completing advanced training through the Army Medical Department and earning his credentials as a Biomedical Equipment Technician. Alongside two decades of military service, Garth built a distinguished HTM career with CE-Tech, progressing from Biomedical Equipment Technician to Field Service Manager while managing more than 200 biomedical service accounts. AAMI-certified (CBET, CHTM) and an experienced presenter at industry conferences, he is committed to professional excellence, mentorship, and continuous development within the healthcare technology community. |