MICHAEL G GREENE
Physical Therapy at Park Frst Ln, Jacksonville, FL
License number
Florida 20507
Issued Date
Mar 23, 2006
Effective Date
Mar 23, 2006
Expiration Date
Nov 30, 2017
Category
Health Care
Type
Physical Therapist Assistant
Address
Address
1006 Park Forest Ln, Jacksonville, FL 32211
Phone
(904) 885-2846
Professional information
Michael Greene - Jacksonville, FL
Work:
Ingenium Software
Account Manager CMG Consultin Inc. - Jacksonville, FL
Operations CentriNet Corp - Alpharetta, GA
Sr. Account Manager MTM Technologies - Stamford, CT
National Practice Principal - Captaris/Open Text Captaris Inc - Bellevue, WA
Channel Partner Manager / Channel Sales Manager MTM Technologies - Stamford, CT
Account Manager Entr Computer Center - Louisville, KY
Account Manager
Account Manager CMG Consultin Inc. - Jacksonville, FL
Operations CentriNet Corp - Alpharetta, GA
Sr. Account Manager MTM Technologies - Stamford, CT
National Practice Principal - Captaris/Open Text Captaris Inc - Bellevue, WA
Channel Partner Manager / Channel Sales Manager MTM Technologies - Stamford, CT
Account Manager Entr Computer Center - Louisville, KY
Account Manager
Education:
Eastern Kentucky University - Richmond, KY
BA
BA
Owner, Eisman &Amp; Russo, Inc.
Position:
Owner at Eisman & Russo, Inc.
Location:
Jacksonville, Florida Area
Industry:
Civil Engineering
Work:
Eisman & Russo, Inc.
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Owner
Stellar
Apr 1991 - Apr 1995
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CFO
Education:
Seton Hall University 1981 - 1983
External Fixation Device For Cranialmaxillofacial Distraction
US Patent:
7011642, Mar 14, 2006
Filed:
Sep 22, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/667751
Inventors:
Michael T. Greene - Jacksonville FL, US
Thomas S. Johnson - Jacksonville FL, US
Thomas S. Johnson - Jacksonville FL, US
Assignee:
KLS-Martin, L.P. - Jacksonville FL
International Classification:
A61F 5/00
US Classification:
602 36, 602 32, 433 18, 128845
Abstract:
An externally mounted fixation device for craniomaxillofacial distraction osteogenesis, the device having a helmet to secure the device in a relatively rigid and immobile manner to the head of a patient, support structure to receive distraction components in fixed or adjustable spatial location relative to the patient's head, and distraction components to apply traction to the bones of the patient to be distracted.