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This podcast is brought to you by Outcomes Rocket, your exclusive healthcare marketing agency. Learn how to accelerate your growth by going to outcomesrocket.com Handheld ultrasound technology is revolutionizing healthcare by improving bedside diagnosis and enhancing patient outcomes through seamless electronic health record integration. In this episode, Dr. John Martin, Chief Medical Officer of Butterfly Network, and Dr. Mike Rotondo, CEO of the University of Rochester Medical Faculty Group. Dr. Martin discusses Butterfly Network's handheld ultrasound technology, revolutionizing point-of-care testing, while Dr. Rotondo highlights their partnership's success in deploying this device within the University of Rochester's health system. They emphasize how this technology improves bedside diagnosis, shortens the time to treatment, and integrates seamlessly into electronic health records, enhancing workflow and patient outcomes. The conversation focuses on overcoming challenges in adopting new healthcare technologies and the importance of collaborations between academic institutions and innovative tech companies. Tune in to gain valuable insights into how these innovations are shaping the future of healthcare. Resources: Connect with and follow Dr. Michael Rotondo on LinkedIn. Follow the University of Rochester Medical Center on LinkedIn and visit their website. Connect with and follow Dr. John Martin on LinkedIn. Follow Butterfly Network, Inc. on LinkedIn and visit their website. Fast Track Your Business Growth: Outcomes Rocket is a full-service marketing agency focused on helping healthcare organizations like yours maximize your impact and accelerate growth. Learn more at outcomesrocket.com

About Dr. John Martin:Dr. John Martin is a highly accomplished leader-physician with a diverse background spanning various roles, including surgeon, software company founder, medical device inventor, and Chief Medical Officer of a digital health company. He has successfully built organizations, teams, and products, transforming healthcare practices and driving innovation. Known for his ability to inspire and command audiences, Dr. Martin has extensive experience in strategic planning and fiscal management, making significant impacts both personally and through the programs and companies he develops.About Dr. Michael Rotondo:Dr. Michael F. Rotondo is a distinguished leader in healthcare, currently serving as the Chief Executive Officer of the University of Rochester Medical Faculty Group (URMFG). With a rich background in trauma surgery and healthcare administration, he has significantly contributed to transforming URMFG into a unified, high-functioning care delivery system. Under his leadership, the group has seen substantial growth in clinical volumes and revenues, while emphasizing physician wellness and health equity. Dr. Rotondo's commitment to innovative solutions and patient-centric practices continues to drive excellence in healthcare delivery.Things You'll Learn:Handheld ultrasound technology is transforming point-of-care testing, making diagnoses more immediate and accurate.Integrating handheld ultrasound technology within a health system demonstrates practical benefits, enhancing workflow and patient care.Seamless integration with electronic health records is crucial in order to improve overall efficiency and reduce treatment times.It is very important to overcome challenges in adopting new healthcare technologies like resource allocation and organizational change.Collaborations between academic institutions and tech innovators are essential for driving meaningful advancements in healthcare, promoting trust and confidence in new solutions.Resources:Connect with and follow Dr. Michael Rotondo on LinkedIn.Follow the University of Rochester Medical Center on LinkedIn and visit their website.Connect with and follow Dr. John Martin on LinkedIn.Follow Butterfly Network, Inc. on LinkedIn and visit their website.

A 30-year-old man is feeling unprepared for the real world after multiple eviction attempts resulted in a judge ordering him to vacate his parents' house.A judge in Syracuse, New York, has ordered Michael Rotondo to move out of his parents' home after the man refused to leave despite receiving five written eviction notices over several months.Christina and Mark Rotondo claimed their son, Michael, doesn't contribute to the family's expenses, refuses to help with chores and snubs the idea of leaving to make a life for himself.LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for new videos everyday. https://bit.ly/3KBUDSK

Bob talks about the start of the vaccine mandate for healthcare workers today, and Bob Speaks with Dr. Michael Rotondo CEO Medical Faculty at the University of Rochester

(9a) Dr. Michael F. Rotondo, Professor of Surgery and CEO of the Medical Faculty Group at the University of Rochester discusses the impact that elective surgery cancelations has had on the practice; Beth, a nurse manager at the Wilmot Cancer Ctr talks about how brave the team she works with is during this; prayer is important during this time

This weeks episode of Hostile Gentlemen shows you our pure and utter hatred for Michael Rotondo, and we learn that fatties like food! Also, Nagy eats ostrich! This is must-listen entertainment! Please give us a like at facebook.com/hostilegentlemen, a follow at instagram.com/hostile_gentlemen, and subscribe to any and all pages we have in your podcast service providers!This weeks featured artist is Chainbreaker from Toronto, Canada. The vinyl can be found at chainbreaker-canada.bandcamp.com, and also thru Hellsheadbangers website!

In May, a 30-year-old man named Michael Rotondo got evicted – by his parents. They took him to court as he pleaded for more time.  In some corners, his story turned into a referendum on millennials -- feeding into a stereotype about a generation of entitled freeloaders.  But what if it's actual a distraction from the real story of what's happening in America?  Read Eve Peyser's story for Vice: https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/3k4kaw/the-millennial-who-wouldnt-move-out-of-his-parents-house-is-tragic-actually And David Leonhardt's piece for the New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/14/opinion/columnists/great-recession-economy-gdp.html See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tuesday 7/3 - Today on the show we went back to the time one of our listeners tried to shoot their shot at her brothers best friend, but it took a turn for the worst. We also, went back to the time another listener with 3 kids wanted to shoot her shot at a potential father for her kids but apparently the kids didn't even know who he was from the beginning. Charlamagne also gave "Donkey of the Day" to Michael Rotondo who is a 30 year old man who still stayed at home with his parents. Also we rewound back to the time Nipsey Hussell stopped by and spoke about his album, protocols, Cardi B and more.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

On May 22nd a judge in upstate New York ordered Michael Rotondo to move out of his parents’ home, where he had been living for the past eight years. On May 23rd a wildly unprepared Rotondo sat down for a regrettable and all around cringey interview with CNN anchor Brooke Baldwin... Email| coarsediscoursepodcast@gmail.com Instagram| @coarsediscourse| https://www.instagram.com/coarsediscourse/ Twitter| @DiscourseCoarse| https://twitter.com/DiscourseCoarse SoundCloud| soundcloud.com/coarsediscourse

John Derby and Travis Spencer discuss the reality that the world will no longer have John Derby as a bar man to pour their drinks... Then, at 16:12, they discuss trending topics including the appearance of the 14th foot in Canada..., Trump's twitter blocking ruled unconstitutional, the Amphibian Apocalypse!!!, two words... Michael Rotondo, and Coca Cola getting in the booze selling game! At 50:22, Jesse McIntosh questions whether or not he is less evolved than most. At 52:06, your Facebook World News Update. At 53:07, the Last Great Bartender REMIX! At 55:14, Deb Loftis begins Operation Hurricane! Finally, at  1:01:03, an inside listen to how Deb gets the work stories and Yerba Mate! #Rotondo

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Facegirl (Kathryn Dunn) vehemently disagrees that Faceboy is an InSlut. 30 year old Michael Rotondo whose parents took him to court to move out has micro-penis. A plane had to make an emergency landing cuz a big old dude wouldn't stop farting and Faceboy shares some music from Richard Hell and The Voidoids!!! All this and much more on the latest episode of Art Star Scene radio on Radio Free Brooklyn!!!

Charlamagne tha God awards Michael Rotondo with Donkey of the Day for living at his parents house at the age of 30 without paying rent.

T and B talk about Michael Rotondo, weird food combinations, and HSN.Find us on social at Instagram / Facebook / Twitter. Music provided by Free Music Archive.This episode was produced and edited by Tiana Galvin. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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VIDEO: https://youtu.be/BjQQbiGva3o James responds to an email he received defending 30yo man Michael Rotondo who was evicted from his parents' house — as a victim of the Federal Reserve Bank! Then he deals with Kyle Kulinski of Secular Talk who falsely accuses Jesse of "telling racist white people exactly what they want to hear" supposedly "for money." Kyle thinks that's "lucrative." Jesse said that racism does not exist and has never existed. Kyle proceeds to try to argue that racism does exist, and gives silly examples like the resume study, sentencing, Jim Crow, and slavery, none of which were "racist." James takes calls from Maze from Dayton, OH, Chris from Dodge City, KS, and Tim from Louisiana. Then he takes a call from Charles from Compton, who confronts James about using the so-called "N-word" around Jesse in the past, and joking that when he's out with his friends, and they see blacks, they say, "Guilty!" Charles tries to pretend he doesn't think "racism" exists, but he does, he thinks that "racism" exists and is evil! So James says Charles is lying. James and Charles go back and forth, and it gets heated! Charles also asks why Jesse called a white woman "racist" and said she hated black people at the anti-gun March for Our Lives. Jesse was turning the tables on the liberals who don't respect black people but use them! Also, Jesse's James's boss, so he isn't afraid to correct James if he gets out-of-line — believe me, he was not hurt or in pain when James used the "N-word." Please! Link: Atheist Kyle Kulinski tries (and fails) to debunk Jesse's claims https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-GLbGqsxc0 Call-in: 888-775-3773. Live Sunday 9am PT (11CT/12ET).

Michael Rotondo, the 30-year old scumbag millennial that was evicted from his parents home just became scummier!

Kaila just had a rough semester. Her students wouldn't do their reading and didn't seem to be paying much attention. She was feeling low. Then she got a box in the mail packed with Audre-Lorde-themed swag from a student who appreciated her class. Turns out, it was a Homegirl Box. And she knew we had to interview whoever came up with it. This week we talk to Brittany Brathwaite, co-creator of the Homegirl Box, a gift box inspired by the life and legacy of bold and visionary women of color. Each box contains 4 or 5 creations from women and non-binary artists, designers and business owners. We talk to Brittany about her work, and her company's philosophy on doing business ethically. We also have an update on Michael Rotondo, the 30-year-old man who wouldn't vacate his folks' house in New York. And of course, we say a great big, "Bye, Roseanne!"

Trump says the North Korea meeting is back on, Michael Rotondo is finally out of the house, Terror in the skies, Rick Caruso is named chair of USC's trustees, The trouble with San Diego Zoo's Walkabout Australia, Moving to Vermont could get you $10K, Trending news, #SwampWatch and more!

Michael Rotondo is officially OUT, thanks to Alex Jones.

In our first episode EVER of the Rallcast we talk about Michael Rotondo. Discuss Roseanne's Tweet and play Name That Rapper! Make sure you SUBSCRIBE and turn on my notifications! Follow Me: Instagram: https://goo.gl/1BYiZJ Soundcloud: https://goo.gl/VNVeCS Spotify: https://goo.gl/rXQ6sE Facebook: https://goo.gl/nxDavj

mike, travis and drunk are joined by benny from podcheese. they discuss the following topics...... michael rotondo is making the rounds....... roseanne barr called some lady a monkey....... lando is a pansexual....... there's too much seth meyers...... bon jovi and rod stewart semen rumors......... the winnie the pooh universe....... well, bye.

Today, Dan tells Jordan about how Alex Jones completely lost his mind in a live video he streamed on May 25th, 2018 when he took another stab at trying to be a father figure for Michael Rotondo, the 30 year old who got kicked out of his parents' house. It may seem like this is too much Rotondo for this podcast, but please believe that this is not about him. This is all about Alex Jones being a complete lunatic.

Today, Dan tells Jordan all about the May 25th episode of The Alex Jones Show. Dan breaks down some of the more completely idiotic "new items" Alex decides to cover, then the gents get to wrestle with the weirdest thing that's happened on the show in a long time: Alex has an interview with Michael Rotondo, the 30 year old who wouldn't move out of his parents' house. It's really messed up for everyone involved.

Subió la palta (aguacate), los hombres pagarán más en las Isapres y hay un hijo de 30 años en EEUU que fue demandado por su padres para que se fuera de la casa. Y de todo eso conversan la Iveta y el Pablo, que tuvo que actuar en reemplazo de una ausente misi. Sonaron: Silvana Estrada - Te guardo Carla Morrison - te regalo www.radionauta.online

Subió la palta (aguacate), los hombres pagarán más en las Isapres y hay un hijo de 30 años en EEUU que fue demandado por su padres para que se fuera de la casa. Y de todo eso conversan la Iveta y el Pablo, que tuvo que actuar en reemplazo de una ausente misi. Sonaron: Silvana Estrada - Te guardo Carla Morrison - te regalo www.radionauta.online

James takes your calls on the pathetic state of mind that allows a grown unmarried father Michael Rotondo to want to stay at his parents' house — while saying he doesn't want to. (BTW: He's gotta be out by June 1, but he can't afford boxes. A pizza chain offered him a job at any of their 250 locations, with $1101 signing bonus. Might be a bad idea b/c he'd sued Best Buy for gender discrimination.) Millennials are reportedly 34% poorer than expected. (Jesse's encouraged a lot of people to move out on their own.) Pro-same-sex-marriage Ireland goes also pro-abortion. British conservative activist Tommy Robinson was arrested, reportedly for speaking out against Muslim rapists! So-called "hate speech" is outlawed in the UK, which means you can't tell the truth about Muslims, radical homosexuals, or other fake victim groups whose members may feel offended or riot. James thinks the Alt-Right, MGTOW, Men's Rights Movement, Conservatives, and Christians have all become victim groups, maybe partly because they're sick of fake left-wing "victims," and they see themselves as the real victims. Same with people who blame their parents for the way they turned out — you don't want to be a victim, but you have to be honest too; otherwise you're just in denial. BTW: Jesse appeared in an interview with Gavin McInnes (Get Off My Lawn on CRTV) talking about "lazy" blacks, which was shocking to Gavin, but Jesse was dead serious. ALSO BTW: Tuesday, May 29 at Starbucks, the stores are supposed to be closed to give employees "racial sensitivity training," Colin Flaherty reminds us. FINALLY, tomorrow's Memorial Day (Monday). Kinda sad that most of us younger people haven't been in the military so can't relate to parents, grandparents, etc., who were. But who wanted to serve under W. Bush (looking back) or much less Obama (given horrible rules of engagement)? Under Trump, yes. Call-in: 888-775-3773. Live Sunday 9am PT (11CT/12ET). http://thehakereport.com LINKS on Michael Rotondo: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5769937/Michael-Rotondo-new-excuse-staying-parents-home-judge-orders-June-1.html http://abc7ny.com/family/judge-orders-man-30-to-move-out-of-parents-home/3511133/?utm_source=hl-publisher-abc

We've all been busy this week, doing our civic duty. Not only was Tuesday Election Day, but Doc has been on jury duty all week! Her stories about the people she's met there bring up some questions about whether serving on a jury is too much of a hardship for hourly workers and low-income folks. Event planner Darien Green has been busy too. He's planning the second annual installment of "A Gay-la Experience," which is scheduled for June 2. Darien joined us this week to tell us more about the party, which is geared toward the LBGTQ community. "I basically created this event because I have a lot of friends who are transgender and they didn't get to attend their high school prom as their true selves," Darien said. "They don't share their prom pictures, they don't even talk about their prom experience, because it wasn't a happy time for them. I thought about what I could do to help them have that experience." While Darien was here we also talked about the case of Michael Rotondo, a 30-year-old New Yorker who had to be ordered by a judge to move out of his parents' house. How long is too long for parents to financially support their kids? And would it have made a difference if he'd done the dishes once in a while? We also listen back to a recent Jimmy Kimmel bit where they asked people on the street to name a book. Not a book they've read, not a book on a certain topic -- just any book at all. Some people seemed almost proud to say they don't read books. What does that say about the skills our culture values? Did your family of origin celebrate your debate team victories as much as they did your cousin's football wins?

Michael Rotondo, llevado a juicio por sus progenitores, puesto que no quiere irse de la casa de sus padres con 30 años cumplidos y sin ánimo ni intención alguna por trabajar, es ejemplo de pereza. Hasta completar los otros seis vicios catalogados por el cristianismo, hay pecadores a tutiplén.

On today's show Shannon & Mike discuss 30 year-old Michael Rotondo who was recently evicted by his parents, says he's not a millennial because he's conservative. A Portland activist launches a reparations happy hour. And, a woman claims she was sexually assaulted by a state trooper. But, his body camera footage shows otherwise. Plus more.

The full broadcast of Boston Public Radio from Thursday, May 24, 2018. Meet The Press' Chuck Todd joined us to talk about the political headlines. Former Secretary of Education Paul Reville discussed the ongoing issues UMass Boston is having finding their new chancellor. Former Suffolk County Sheriff Andrea Cabral talked about death row inmate Kevin Cooper and why California Governor Jerry Brown won't let him take a DNA test that could exonerate him. We opened the lines to hear your thoughts about Michael Rotondo, a 30-year-old man who was evicted from his family home by his parents. Congressman Bill Keating gave us the latest updates on North Korea. We went to the phones to get your take on the NFL's new national anthem policy.

30-year-old Michael Rotondo Speaks Out After Being Evicted from Parents' Home!

30-year-old Michael Rotondo Speaks Out After Being Evicted from Parents' Home!

On today's episode of The Daily Daily Caller Podcast... It's good to be a Democrat: rich liberals give you jobs you aren't qualified for and pay you a lot of money to do them. For eight years Hollywood slobbered over Barack and Michelle Obama, donating millions upon millions of dollars to his campaigns. But hero worship and saliva glands don't end just because a presidential term does. So liberals found a way to keep the Brinks Trucks full of money rolling and continue to empower the Obamas to preach the very liberal politics voters rejected after eight years of attempted implementation --- make them Hollywood producers. Most former Presidents exit the public stage gracefully, but the Obamas have decided they're too important to give up the spotlight, so they've signed a deal with Netflix to produce reality shows, "documentaries" that will likely make Michael Moore seem like an honest storyteller, and whatever else they feel like. Of course, they have no experience producing entertainment programming, but that doesn't matter. The multi-year deal will net them untold millions of dollars, likely shower them with more awards for simply existing, and give them the chance to indoctrinate people well into the future. The crew at "Good Morning America" could hardly contain their excitement at the announcement, with Robin Roberts announcing, "we need that kind of programming. We really do," without having any real idea of what that programming will be. They did so, oddly, to some weird rave music blasting in the background. Because who doesn't want pulsing techno music blasting in the background of their news at 7 a.m.? We mock it all. President Donald Trump is perfectly playing North Korea possibly backing out of the summit next month. In "The Art of the Deal," Trump said you should always be prepared to walk away from any deal, and he demonstrates that and why it's an important option to keep open here. We explain. California wants to give government-funded health insurance to illegal aliens because A) liberals prefer illegal aliens to Americans, and B) they would cut off their nose to spite their face to oppose President Trump. In the name of the "#Resistance," left-coast liberals have decided to go full speed ahead and assume the looming bankruptcy iceberg will swerve in their game of chicken with financial reality. Wasn't California supposed to fall into the ocean at some point? It was supposed to happen because of a earthquake, but maybe it will happen because they've buried themselves in debt and suicidal liberal policies? Finally, the world's biggest loser lost his battle to keep living with his parents. Michael Rotondo, 30, refused to move out of his parents house, so they took him to court. They won yesterday and Michael will have to leave, though he does plan on appealing. Rotondo thinks he's entitled to six months notice, but will settle for 30 days. The judge thinks he can do better than that. Rotondo claims to own a business, but refuses to say what that business is. Why does it feel like it involves action figures? Here is the real life version of the "Comic Book Guy" from The Simpsons explaining. The Daily Daily Caller Podcast is a daily look and mocking of the news from a conservative perspective. Hosted by Derek Hunter, it is available in audio form Monday-Thursday and will have a video option on Fridays. Derek Hunter is a columnist and contributing editor for The Daily Caller and author of "Outrage, INC: How the Liberal Mob Ruined Science, Journalism, and Hollywood" from HarperCollins, available June 19. Send compliments and complaints to derek@dailycaller.com or follow him on Twitter at @derekahunter.

Today we talk to Michael Rotondo, the man whose parents took him to court to get him out of the house, The NFL has some new rules regarding the National Anthem, There's a lot of money being thrown around in the race for Lt. Governor, and on top of all of that it's Whatcha Watchin' Wednesday!

Interviewed by Dr. Stephanie Montgomery, Dr. Michael Rotondo discusses becoming active on the national stage.

A discussion of damage control resuscitation - what it is and how to implement it and why. An interview with Michael Rotondo,  MD.