|Articles|January 23, 2001

New Medical Technology Appoints President

ZIONSVILLE, IN-A safety syringe and medical device manufacturer has announced its new president. New Medical Technology, Inc., appointed Stephen J. Czick as president.

The company also announced it would be restructuring its US operations and would be moving its headquarters to Massachusetts later in the year.

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