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The Upcoming Censis Technologies Users Conference: It’s Time to Get Connected Again

Censis Technologies is hosting a users conference aimed at bringing sterile processing leaders together to close the gap between emerging innovation and day-to-day industry practice. The event provides a forum for professionals to share knowledge, explore new technologies, and reconnect with peers across the sterile processing community. It reflects a broader need for in-person connection in a field that often operates in isolation.

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Censis Technologies is convening sterile processing leaders at its upcoming users conference.

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The event addresses a persistent gap between healthcare innovation and the realities faced by sterile processing departments.

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Attendees gain opportunities for peer networking, knowledge exchange, and exposure to new tools and technologies.

Despite its rapid technological advancements, the Sterile Processing industry faces a challenge: professionals often feel disconnected. The upcoming Censis Technologies Users Conference (CtUC) Connect 2023, scheduled from September 10-12 at the Omni Nashville Hotel, seeks to address this issue. A recent survey highlighted that 80% of professionals believe in-person conferences, like CtUC 2023, are essential for building meaningful connections and staying updated on industry best practices.

80% of professionals believe in-person conferences, like CtUC 2023, are essential for building meaningful connections and staying updated on industry best practices.

The Censis Technologies Users Conference promises more than a gathering; it's a platform to elevate Sterile Processing excellence. Attendees can anticipate a blend of educational sessions, insights from industry experts, and invaluable networking opportunities.

What's the central theme of this year's conference? How can Sterile Processing professionals maintain their edge in a rapidly evolving industry?

On this special episode of ConCensis, a podcast by Censis Technologies, sponsored by Kem Medical Products, host Gabrielle Bejarano, and a trio of Censis leaders provide answers and insights into the much-anticipated CtUC 2023. The episode features:

Censis President Poornima Gopalakrishnan, VP of Customer Support & Service Allison Flood, and VP of Products & Marketing Yizhou Chen covering the following topics:

  • The significance of CtUC 2023, marking the first in-person conference since 2019
  • The role of CtUC in advancing sterile processing innovation
  • New product debuts and features launching at the conference

With her diverse experience in supply chain and sterile processing in Southwest Florida, Allison Flood now serves as the VP of Customer Success and Service at Censis. Yizhou Chen has a prosperous career spanning commercial and product management roles across multiple continents. Poornima Gopalakrishnan brings over a decade of experience in the dental industry, focusing on product management, marketing, and operations.

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