ALAN D LUCAS
Broker in Boston, MA
License number
Massachusetts 9009503
Issued Date
Sep 20, 1994
Expiration Date
Nov 14, 1995
Type
Salesperson
Address
Address
Boston, MA 02116
Professional information
Executive Business Leader: Healthcare &Amp; Medical Devices
Location:
Greater Boston Area
Industry:
Medical Devices
Skills:
Biomedical Engineering, Medical Devices, Management Consulting, Business Strategy, Product Management, Sales Operations, Marketing Communications, Product Development, Strategic Planning, Market Analysis, Start-ups, Strategy, Business Development, Entrepreneurship, Mergers, Negotiation, Management, Marketing, Commercialization, Venture Capital, Orthopedic, New Business Development, Business Planning, Marketing Strategy, Cross-functional Team Leadership, Competitive Analysis, Market Research, Project Planning, Healthcare, Licensing, Sales Management, Corporate Development, Product Launch, R&D, Market Development, International Business, FDA, Biotechnology, Due Diligence, Spine, Lifesciences, ISO 13485, Pharmaceutical Industry, Mergers & Acquisitions, Medical Imaging, Technology Transfer, Hardware Diagnostics, Technology Evaluation, Global Marketing, Patents
Application Technical Lead At Clean Harbors
Position:
Application Technical Lead at Clean Harbors
Location:
Greater Boston Area
Industry:
Information Technology and Services
Work:
Clean Harbors
since Apr 2010
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Application Technical Lead
Webtrix
Apr 2006 - Apr 2010
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Lead Developer
Edison Mission Energy
- Greater Boston Area May 2000 - May 2006
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Senior Developer
Marine Optical Group
- South Easton, MA Apr 1999 - Apr 2000
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Developer
Stream International
- Canton, MA Aug 1998 - Apr 1999
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Technical Support Rep
Education:
Northeastern University
Skills:
VB.NET, JavaScript, C#, Web Development, Database Design, .NET, Silverlight, Programming, HTML, CSS, SQL Server, ASP.NET, XML, Web Design, SQL, ASP, Databases, jQuery, Problem Solving, T-SQL, Web Services, LINQ, Software Development, Microsoft SQL Server, AJAX, ADO.NET, Web Applications, WCF
Endoscopic Contamination Protection System To Facilitate Cleaning Of Endoscopes
US Patent:
5447148, Sep 5, 1995
Filed:
Jul 8, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/089227
Inventors:
Katsumi Oneda - Alpine NJ
Isao Fujimoto - Cresskill NJ
Alan D. Lucas - Boston MA
Isao Fujimoto - Cresskill NJ
Alan D. Lucas - Boston MA
Assignee:
Vision Sciences, Inc. - Natick MA
International Classification:
A61B 1012, A61B 1005
US Classification:
600131
Abstract:
A coupling cartridge and end cap for protecting an endoscope from contamination during use. The coupling cartridge provides fluid communication between a pair of external fluid conduits and respective channels formed in an endoscope insertion tube, and between a biopsy channel port projecting from the cartridge and an additional insertion tube channel. In one embodiment, fluid flow through the external fluid conduits is controlled by an external fluid control unit that is electrically controlled by respective switches mounted on the control handle of the endoscope. In another embodiment, fluid flow through the external fluid conduits is controlled by a valve mechanism in the coupling cartridge that is controlled by either an actuator on the cartridge or an actuator on the control handle that is mechanically coupled to the valve mechanism. The coupling cartridge may be removed from endoscope after an endoscopic procedure for disposal or rigorous cleaning. The end cap fits onto the distal end of the insertion tube to isolate it from external contamination.
Endoscopic Contamination Protection System To Facilitate Cleaning Of Endoscopes
US Patent:
5518501, May 21, 1996
Filed:
Dec 20, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/360235
Inventors:
Katsumi Oneda - Alpine NJ
Isao Fujimoto - Cresskill NJ
Alan D. Lucas - Boston MA
Isao Fujimoto - Cresskill NJ
Alan D. Lucas - Boston MA
Assignee:
Vision-Sciences, Inc. - Natick MA
International Classification:
A61B 100
US Classification:
600127
Abstract:
A coupling cartridge and end cap for protecting an endoscope from contamination during use. The coupling cartridge provides fluid communication between a pair of external fluid conduits and respective channels formed in an endoscope insertion tube, and between a biopsy channel port projecting from the cartridge and an additional insertion tube channel. In one embodiment, fluid flow through the external fluid conduits is controlled by an external fluid control unit that is electrically controlled by respective switches mounted on the control handle of the endoscope. In another embodiment, fluid flow through the external fluid conduits is controlled by a valve mechanism in the coupling cartridge that is controlled by either an actuator on the cartridge or an actuator on the control handle that is mechanically coupled to the valve mechanism. The coupling cartridge may be removed from endoscope after an endoscopic procedure for disposal or rigorous cleaning. The end cap fits onto the distal end of the insertion tube to isolate it from external contamination.