Trade Show Schedule

2024 Season

NEO and Specialty Review Conference
February 20-23 | Las Vegas, NV

Current Concepts in Neonatal & Pediatric Transport
February 21-23 | Salt Lake City, UT

Overland Park Neonatal Conference
March 2 | Virtual

National Advanced Practice Neonatal Nurses Conference (NAPNNC)
March 6-9 | San Diego, CA

Critical Care Transport Medicine Conference (CCTMC)
April 8-10 | Orange Beach, AL

NICU Leadership Forum
April 14-18 | Charlotte Harbor, FL

National Association of Neonatal Therapists Conference (NANT)
April 12-13 | Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort, Miramar Beach, FL

Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting (PAS)
May 2-6 | Toronto, Canada

AWHONN Leadership Development Conference
June 7-11 | Phoenix, AZ

National Advanced Practice Neonatal Nurses (NAPNNC) Fall Meeting with National Mother Baby Nurses Conference (NNNC)
September 4-7 | New Orleans, LA

National Neonatal Nurses Conference
September 18-20 | Orlando, FL

Air Medical Transport Conference (AMTC)
November 4-6 | Salt Lake City, UT

Perinatal Leadership Forum
November 10-14 | Charlotte Harbor, FL

Neonatal and Perinatal Products and Technologies
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June 21-24, 2021
Dubai World Trade Centre

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Neonatal and Perinatal Products and Technologies Worldwide For Over 45 years

International Biomedical Ltd. is an Austin, Texas based company that designs, manufactures, and distributes innovative neonatal and perinatal products and technologies to hospitals worldwide.  For over 45 years, our mission has been to provide the best possible outcomes for the newborn infant, the critically ill, and their families.  Our family owned and operated company stands 100+ strong, spans the globe, and promotes a culture of respect and integrity.  While manufacturing quality products is our top priority, we are also committed to giving back to our local communities and reducing our impact on the environment. 

Enhanced Mobility During Transport
Inside a helicopter cabin, two female medical professionals and one male medical professional are attending to a patient lying on a stretcher. The male professional, wearing a black uniform and a helmet, is focused on a medical device, using gloved hands to adjust it. One woman, also in a black uniform and helmet, is observing the patient, while the other woman is reading documents. The interior of the helicopter is well-lit, with various medical equipment visible in the background, suggesting an emergency medical situation in progress.
A medical team is loading an advanced patient transport unit into an ambulance. The unit is equipped with various medical devices, including monitors and an incubator. Two personnel, one adjusting equipment inside the ambulance and the other preparing the transport unit, are wearing matching blue uniforms. The ambulance is brightly lit with emergency lights, indicating an urgent scenario.
A group of emergency responders in helmets and uniforms are gathered around a medical transport unit next to a bright pink helicopter. The unit, mounted on a wheeled stretcher, is equipped with medical equipment and supplies. One responder is carefully adjusting equipment on the unit while another is observing. A woman in a black shirt is closer to the unit, watching the activity. The background shows a partly cloudy sky and asphalt ground. The scene conveys a sense of urgency and medical professionalism.