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Special report: Sterilizers Clean Up

by Beth Leibson, NA | August 26, 2011
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From the August 2011 issue of HealthCare Business News magazine


DOTmed Registered Sterilizers Companies


Names in boldface are Premium Listings.
Domestic
G. John Oggel, Green Cross Medical/ GOMED, CA
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George Perez, PES Medical, CA
Joe Nessi, Dependable Sterilizer Repair, Inc, FL
Jody Myers, Florida Eye Equipment, FL
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Alda Clemmey, Saffire Medical, MA
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Lois Waterman, Metro Scopes, MD
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Abe Sokol, Absolute Medical Equipment, NY
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Darren Walker, Duraline Systems, NY
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James Graham, STS EAST, NY
Shannon Moore, SPBS, Inc., TX
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Philip Mothena, Simple Solutions, Inc., VA


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