WATERMAN UPGRADES CANCER TECHNOLOGY

Florida Hospital Waterman recently acquired the TrueBeam Radiotherapy System, allowing physicians to treat cancer using image-guided radiotherapy with pinpoint accuracy and precision.

As one of the most advanced technologies of its kind in Central Florida, the TrueBeam Radiotherapy System affords patients the convenience of quicker imaging results and faster, safer treatments.

“TrueBeam is a real game-changer that will enable us to treat even the most challenging cases with unprecedented speed and precision,” says Rick Golab, director of the Florida Hospital Waterman Cancer Institute. “With a broad spectrum of new capabilities, TrueBeam breaks the mold in just about every dimension, making it possible for us to offer faster, more targeted treatments to tumors even as they move and change over time.”

Take This Job And Love It

Adventist Health Systems (AHS), which includes Florida Hospital Waterman, has been named on Becker Hospital Review’s 2017 list of “150 Great Places to Work in Healthcare.”

This distinction recognizes health-care organizations for their commitment to fulfilling missions, creating outstanding cultures, and offering competitive benefits to their employees.

“It is exciting and an honor to be part of a health system recognized as a great place to work,” says David Ottati, president and chief executive officer of Florida Hospital Waterman.