David Bailey Email & Phone Number

Florida, United States

Venice Florida

Gainesville, Florida

Responsible for manufacturing a wide variety of RF coils used in MRI diagnostic imaging applications. Functional responsibilities include production, planning, purchasing, logistics, facilities management, and EH&S.

Aurora, Illinois

Responsible for manufacturing a wide variety of x-ray tubes used in CT and Radiographic diagnostic imaging applications. Functional responsibilities include production, purchasing, supplier management, process/equipment/fixture development, production support engineering, facilities, and maintenance.

Responsible for global medical device business with two development and manufacturing sites, to assure that customers experience products and services that meet their quality, reliability, delivery, and cost expectations.

Responsible for medical device product quality, field support, quality system and regulatory compliance, equipment development, and the facilities & maintenance function.

Hired as Deputy Manufacturing Manager to improve operational performance related to production of superconducting magnets used in MRI and other applications. Through restructuring, expanded role to include responsibility for Manufacturing Engineering, Custom Manufacturing, and Document Management functions. Served as Acting QA Manager during 7 month vacancy.

Established and managed the team that designed, procured, and installed equipment and tooling for a new facility dedicated to the production of superconducting magnets for a particle accelerator. Developed the manufacturing process and produced the SSC Lab’s first two magnets. Served on Source Selection Team charged with subcontractor selection and.

Held various positions with progressive, rapid increases in responsibilities. Engaged in manufacturing medical device components for X-Ray, CT, and MRI diagnostic imaging systems. Member of business start-up team responsible for the design and construction of a factory to manufacture a complex medical device component. Transferred R&D technology into a.