How long have you been with AngioDynamics, and what do you do?
I started my journey with AngioDynamics as the Global Brand Associate as part of the Communications Center of Excellence (CCOE) Team. I then transitioned to the Global Oncology Team as the Global Brand Manager.
What do you find most challenging about your work?
Our work within the organization is constantly evolving as we ensure product and technology indications stay current. The biggest challenge is keeping our creative content up to date to provide our sales team and customers the best resources for their practice and patients.
What do you like most about your work?
It’s been a great privilege to be a part of the marketing team in the Global Oncology business during such an exciting time for our products and technologies. We are making waves and I love seeing the direct impact our collaborative work has on the people we serve.
What drew you to AngioDynamics initially?
My dad, Jeff Oestereich, is in the RFT-A division of AngioDynamics and has always spoken highly of his colleagues and the momentum of Angio as an organization. Over Mother’s Day one year, I had the opportunity to tag along with my parents to a trade show where my dad was attending. While there, I got to meet his colleagues in person. Our interactions made a strong impression, leading me to consider AngioDynamics as a potential future employer. A year later, I found myself interviewing with AngioDynamics’ leaders and eventually landed an exciting position within the organization.
What has been your proudest moment at AngioDynamics?
It’s hard to pinpoint just one moment in my time with AngioDynamics, as I have been able to wear several hats within my roles. I have grown in strides professionally, learning the unique qualities of each of our business, but my proudest moment is the transition to our Oncology team and the work that is being done behind the scenes to introduce a new product indication launch. I am excited about our future and confident that the best is yet to come.
Where do you see yourself in the next ten years?
I aim to grow personally and professionally, taking on new responsibilities at AngioDynamics and learning to lead. It’s hard to predict where I will be in the next ten years, but I look forward to the ways that this organization will make a difference in patients’ lives.
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