Industry Veteran Brings Deep History of Innovation, Development and Success to Cutting Edge Women’s Imaging Workflow Management and Analytics Company, Ikonopedia
“We are pleased to welcome Mark to our Board of Directors,” said Emily Crane, Chief Executive Officer of Ikonopedia. “Mark’s deep experience in technology, business, radiology and specifically the needs of women’s imaging services will be invaluable as we grow in our business of optimizing radiology workflow and saving women’s lives.”
Prior to joining the Board, Mr. Jensen helped launch US Radiology Specialists (USRS) and served as the Chief Development Officer. USRS is a National Radiology Company comprised of Radiology Practices, Outpatient Imaging and Women’s Imaging Centers. Prior to USRS, he was the CEO of Charlotte Radiology, the largest practice in the Southeast and the largest provider of Women’s Imaging Services. He has over 35 yrs of Radiology management expertise.
“I am honored and excited to join the well-esteemed and respected Board of Directors at Ikonopedia,” said Mr. Jensen. Mark goes on to say, “in the women’s imaging and analytics marketplace Ikonopedia stands alone, the company has a unique foresight into physician needs, operational demands of the client- system and a singular focus on saving women’s lives, I am looking forward to being part of the team.”
About Ikonopedia
Our founders, some of the most well-respected breast imagers in the world, started Ikonopedia to deliver a better standard for total breast health synaptic reporting and lesion-specific tracking. With our cloud-designed approach, the Ikonopedia solution is flexible, modern, and secure. Detailed imaging also provides quick icon-enabled insights and triggered reminders for timely follow-through. Ikonopedia passionately believes no lesion is too small to go unnoticed and untracked. Prevention is more than an annual event; it is a comprehensive process.
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Emily Crane
Chief Executive Officer
Ikonopedia
Emily.Crane@Ikonopedia.com
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