Lab Notes

MEET THE TEAM: Liz Huff, COO Anatomy Warehouse: What department do you work in? LH: Leadership AW: What do you do as COO? LH: I do a bit of everything here! I work directly with the CEO, Adam, to define and implement the vision of where we are going, which I do by working directly with every team member here, from folks in management to the teams who directly support our customers. Whether it's Client Relations, Marketing, Finance, Operations, or spearheading our custom product development pro …

Can you really learn anatomy without ever touching a human body? Technology has changed the way we learn. With virtual simulations, 3D models, and online courses, studying is more flexible and convenient than ever. But when it comes to medical training, is digital learning enough? Can a screen replace the experience of feeling the weight of a bone, tracing the structure of a muscle, or manipulating a joint? Turns out, this debate isn’t new. Even Michelangelo, centuries before the internet …

MEET THE TEAM: Mike Duda, Product Manager Anatomy Warehouse: What department do you work in? Mike Duda: Marketing AW: What is involved in being a Product Manager? MD: Spreadsheets, product data, and working with different systems. The most rewarding part of my role is being able to talk with our customers, use that opportunity to implement feedback from our customers into our products, and deliver products that our customers are excited to use! For example, I was part of a focus group at a …

MEET THE TEAM: Stuart Foster, Director of Marketing Anatomy Warehouse: Can you tell me about your role as the new Director of Marketing? SF: Hey there! As Marketing Director at Anatomy Warehouse, I get to be our brand’s creative leader. I love diving into storytelling that shows how our products make a difference in medical education. One way I do this is to craft messages that resonate with healthcare educators. It’s all about bringing fresh ideas to life. The most rewarding p …

MEET THE TEAM: Lisa Cipriani, Support Associate Anatomy Warehouse: What department do you work in? Lisa Cipriani: Customer Relations Team AW: Tell me about your client relations role at Anatomy Warehouse. LC: I like to think of myself as an advocate for our customers. Good customer service is hard to come by today, and I'm proud of the fact that we employ human beings to serve as the first point of contact when someone needs assistance.   AW: What do you like most about working at An …

MEET THE TEAM: Brittany Snow, Sales Lead Anatomy Warehouse: What department do you work in? BS: Customer Relations Team AW: What are your days like as the Sales Lead? BS: I help students and professionals find products to take their education and skills to the next level. We specialize in getting orders through the maze of purchasing and procurement departments and into the hands of the end users. I also manage the domestic and international distribution accounts. AW: What do you like most abo …