British teleradiology provider Hexarad has shot from strength to strength in recent years, launching two different programs and opening up opportunities for its network of radiologists to continue supporting the National Health Service while working abroad. Company CEO Farzanah Rahman, one of In Vivo’s 2023 Rising Leaders, discussed Hexarad’s expansion, its values and the myth of the sole leader.
Demand for medical imaging has increased drastically in the UK, with the National Health Service facing a 58% increase in...
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