Five Minutes in Healthcare - Josh Mailman (part 1)

by Philip F. Jacobus, CEO | February 19, 2025

Josh Mailman

Five Minutes in Healthcare is where I discuss current events with some of the industry's most influential leaders.

Today, Josh Mailman joins me for what will be the first in a series of conversations.

Josh is an internationally recognized advocate for neuroendocrine tumor patients as well as an advocate for integrative oncology, nuclear medicine, and molecular imaging. He is the inaugural chairman of the SNMMI Patient Advocacy Advisory Board, a member of the Education and Research Foundation for Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging (ERF) Board and President of NorCal CarciNET Community.

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For Josh, neuroendocrine (NET) tumor treatment and imaging is more than just an issue in healthcare, it's something that has impacted his life personally.

He's a really interesting guy with a fascinating story to tell. In fact, I enjoyed speaking with Josh so much that I've asked him to return so we can delve into other topics we didn't have time for here.

We hope you enjoy the conversation.

Please tell us what you think, and let us know who you would like to see interviewed next.

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About Phil Jacobus

Phil Jacobus has been involved in health care since 1977, when he visited China to sell equipment. He has done business in 35 countries and still travels extensively. Phil is active in charity, helps rural clinics and always tries to help DOTmed users when he can.

Phil is a member of AHRA, HFMA, AAMI and the Cryogenic Society of America. He has contributed to a number of magazines and journals and has addressed trade groups.

Phil's proudest achievement is that he has been happily married to his wife Barbara since 1989, who helped him found DOTmed in 1998.



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