ACIST Medical Systems

Optimize cost, time, and reduce patient discomfort during physiological assessments with ACIST’s Diastolic Pressure Ratio (dPR) algorithm. The upgrade to ACIST dPR provides a non-hyperemic alternative for evaluating coronary disease, leveraging the value of our RXi® Rapid Exchange System and the Navvus® II MicroCatheter. Interested in learning more about ACIST dPR, follow this link https://buff.ly/315Gdp6

From a recent issue of the Journal of Invasive Cardiology, "Impact of ACIST CVi Contrast Delivery System on Iodinated Contrast Media Administration and Waste" https://buff.ly/46AtZW8 Statements/images set forth in this publication are the author’s conclusions and care/treatment decisions are those of the medical professional and should be made on an individual patient basis. Individual experience may vary.

Last week our interns and co-ops had the opportunity to sit down and have lunch with our executive committee members. This event has become a summer staple for this group of young professionals, and our seasoned leaders appreciate the opportunity to connect with a good group of future leaders!

Just a reminder that our ACIST CVi Interactive Tool is available whenever you may need it. The tool allows you to explore all aspects of the system and its components, its setup and operation, as well as detailed explanations of messages and troubleshooting. All of this can be done at your own pace, in whichever order is best for you! (Also available in German and French on our respective websites.) https://buff.ly/3XNiu7O

Now available in the US, ACIST Diastolic Pressure Ratio (dPR)! ACIST dPR, uses the ACIST RXi® Rapid Exchange System and Navvus II Microcatheter to provide a non-hyperemic alternative for physiological assessment of coronary disease. Contact your rep to learn more about this upgrade! https://buff.ly/315Gdp6

I am going to be a junior at South Dakota State University where I am majoring in Electrical Engineering Technology. What made me interested in working for Bracco Medical Technologies was the collaboration of each department throughout the company, they all work together and help each other when needed. I am working on a universal control hub sensor project for the CVi and x-ray interface board alpha revision. My favorite part of working here has been the people, as an intern I have a lot of questions and everyone I go to is super helpful in guiding me, making this experience easier.

Shout out again to July US TSM of the Month, Matt McCloud! Like past winners, we asked him which ACIST product is his favorite, and it took him a minute to choose, "From day one, I made it a goal to be as comfortable as possible talking about all our products, but if I had to choose one, it would be our HDi High Definition IVUS. It's been an innovative product since it launched and remains competitive as the Imaging discussion evolves."

Today is National Intern Day and we want to take a moment to recognize our interns and all the great work they've done! We are grateful for the innovative ideas and eagerness to learn that these interns bring forth. Thank you all for your dedication to your work, we are proud to support your growth and development! #NationalInternDay #ACIST

Want to join the ACIST R&D team? We have a number of openings in Eden Prairie from Senior Software Engineers, to Principal Electrical Engineers, Manager or Software engineering and more. Learn more here -> https://buff.ly/3pRIQpI

I am entering my junior year at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities, where I am a Supply Chain major with a minor in Business Healthcare. I was interested in working at Bracco Medical Technologies because of the opportunity to work at a medical device company. I am currently working on the transfer process of products from new product development to buyers. I am also working on updating reports for future NPD projects. My favorite thing about working here has been my co-workers who are all super nice people!