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In seeking new ways to offer their profound benefits to patients, Lumenis has installed over 70,000 leading-edge systems in doctors’ offices, clinics and hospitals in more than 100 countries worldwide. ... By any standard, Lumenis has invested far more in research and development than any other company in the industry. ...
United States
I’ll get contacted by this company possibly three times a year regarding employment.
Communication is terrible with no reply and no feedback. I get the feeling they just use contract cold callers to phone you up and annoy you.
Feedback regarding employees is not great either.
Another overpriced medical device
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