Our mission is to improve resuscitation outcomes by developing and marketing products that deliver: Superior clinical performance. Rapid therapy. Meaningful information. Higher user confidence. Economic value. We will foster a company culture that expects a self-motivated, entrepreneurial spirit, and values each employee. We will grow by remaining focused, building on our technology leadership, and providing unique high-quality products through worldwide distribution. These products help healthcare professionals, emergency responders, and lay rescuers save thousands of lives each year.
ZOLL
269 Mill Road
Chelmsford, MA 01824-4105
USA
Phone:
800-348-9011
Fax:
978-421-0025
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