Luke Haemer was presented with a $1000 scholarship at the CABMET Reception during the 2026 AAMI eXchange. The 2026 scholarship was generously sponsored by First Call Parts. First Call Parts provides refurbished and replacement parts for medical imaging equipment, including systems from GE, Philips, and Siemens. They acquire and dismantle imaging systems, refurbish and test components, and resell them as a lower-cost alternative to new OEM parts while offering technical support and warranties.

I would first like to once again express my gratitude for your generosity and for having me at the reception last night. I met great people and learned a lot more about the world of BMETs. – Luke

Courtney Griffin was presented with a $500 scholarship at the CABMET Reception during the 2026 AAMI eXchange. The 2026 scholarship was sponsored by CABMET.

I want to thank your team members for such a great opportunity to meet new people. – Courtney Griffin

Dashun Hollist was presented with a $1000 scholarship at the October 2025 CABMET Meeting / Elections on October 16th. The 2025 scholarship was generously sponsored by FSI Services. FSI Services provides Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) and Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) solutions tailored to the healthcare industry, designed to lower costs of maintaining your compliance.

Dashun is pursuing a BS in Computer Science with a concentration in Cybersecurity Engineering from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs (UCCS). His career interests lie in quantum computing in space for cybersecurity, and his hobbies include Ice Hockey and Motorsports.

Thank you all for giving me this opportunity. – Dashun

Paige Behrens was presented with a $1000 scholarship at the 2023 CABMET Symposium on August 4th. The 2023 scholarship was generously sponsored by LE3 Engineering Services. LE3 Engineering Services is a customer-driven company committed to providing expert services on medical equipment worldwide.

Paige is perusing a degree in molecular and cellular developmental biology from the University of Colorado Boulder. She is also double minoring in foundational applications of leadership and Spanish language. She is simultaneously involved in undergraduate research on campus in Dr. Xue’s laboratory, and incredibly interested in genetics and the epigenome.