George M. Vunovic

Executive Vice President, Technologies

As Executive Vice President of Technologies, George leads the effort to encourage more vendors to view OC Reilly as a true change agent in support of clients in the healthcare space.

Operating from a deep appreciation and passion for biomedical engineering, George assists clients assess new concepts and technologies and works with vendors to provide hospitals and healthcare systems with economical and innovative ideas.

He holds both associate and bachelor’s degrees in biomedical equipment technology and electrical engineering from The Pennsylvania State University. He earned national certifications in Biomedical Equipment Technology and Clinical Engineering.

“I’ve been an avid fly fisherman for many years, even going on expeditions in Alaska to fly fish,” said George. “What I’ve learned from that activity is the importance of both patience and the ability to act quickly when the opportunity presents itself. Those lessons get applied constantly when helping customers improve patient care by optimizing the medical equipment performance and uptime.”

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