Recognizing the next generation of healthcare technology management
Leadership development, technical expertise and innovation continue to shape the future of healthcare technology management. That commitment was recognized nationally as three Intelas professionals were named to TechNation’s 40 Under 40: Class of 2026, a program honoring emerging leaders who are making significant contributions to the healthcare technology management (HTM) profession.
Among this year’s honorees are Mariam Aleem, Imaging Service Engineer II; Ankita Ghosh, Director, Biomedical Services II; and Juuso Leinonen, Director of Medical Device Cybersecurity and Integration. Their recognition reflects the depth of talent across Intelas and the organization’s continued investment in advancing healthcare technology, clinical equipment management and cybersecurity excellence.
“We are incredibly proud to see Mariam, Ankita and Juuso recognized among TechNation’s 2026 40 Under 40 honorees. Their dedication, expertise and commitment to advancing healthcare technology exemplify the talent and leadership that drive Intelas forward every day. This recognition reflects not only their individual achievements but also the impact our teams make in helping healthcare organizations deliver safe, reliable and innovative care environments.”
-Jim Cheek President, Intelas
Supporting the future of HTM
As healthcare systems become increasingly dependent on connected medical devices and advanced technologies, organizations need professionals who can manage equipment performance, strengthen cybersecurity programs and support clinical operations. The TechNation 40 Under 40 program recognizes individuals who are helping lead that evolution through technical expertise, innovation and service excellence.
The recognition of three Intelas leaders highlights the organization’s role in helping healthcare providers navigate a rapidly changing technology landscape. From medical device cybersecurity and systems integration to biomedical services and imaging support, these disciplines play a critical role in ensuring safe, reliable patient care environments.
Recognition Reflects Industry Leadership
According to TechNation, honorees were selected based on their professional achievements, contributions to the HTM community and the positive impact they have on their organizations and the future of the profession. The 2026 class continues to showcase the next generation of leaders driving progress across healthcare technology management.
For Intelas, having three team members selected underscores the organization’s commitment to developing industry leaders and supporting healthcare providers through innovative technology management, cybersecurity expertise and operational excellence..
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