Chief Executive Officer
To kick off SonoStik’s global launch, we’re headed to the upcoming AVA meeting in Minneapolis for five days of in-depth clinical discussions, product workshops, and collaborative demonstrations of our innovative new device.
This year’s meeting will bring two landmark moments for our organization: not only the commercial rollout of our device, but also our return to in-person conferences and congresses. We couldn’t be more thrilled to reconnect with our peers, make new connections in the vascular access field, and introduce them to SonoStik.
“We’re excited to put SonoStik in the hands of the kind of clinicians our device can help the most. We believe it has the potential to make a significant positive impact on an essential step in AVA members’ daily workflows — and we look forward to offering them the opportunity to see how SonoStik fits into their clinical practice.”
AVA is a trusted partner for the device manufacturing community, with a long-standing commitment to partnering with teams like ours to bring evidence-based innovations to the field of vascular access. We’re honored by this opportunity to introduce SonoStik to their expert membership, and enable them to evaluate our device for the first time.
Members of both our clinical and commercial teams will attend the meeting, and look forward to engaging clinicians and practice leaders about their vascular access challenges – and where SonoStik may be a valuable solution. They’ll be happy to guide attendees through our device’s unique functionality and clinical advantages, including:
If you’re heading to Minneapolis as well, and would like to learn more about SonoStik, we’d love to find a time to connect at the meeting. Reach out to our team and we’ll be happy to set up a time for you to try out our device.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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