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Paul G Wolejko

from Newburyport, MA
Age ~61
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Related to:
David SheehanMichael R Bechta, 61Allan S Perry, 65
Connected to:
Dawn E Wolejko, 62Matthew E Wolejko, 48Alexander M Wolek, 36Janelle H Wolek, 70Thom A Wolek, 84Aaron R Wolen, 42Kenneth C Wolensky, 62Kristen Wolenski, 59Robert J Wolenski, 86Robyn L Wolensky, 54

Paul Wolejko Phones & Addresses

  • 3 Willow Ave, Newburyport, MA 01950 (978) 463-4392
  • Cicero, NY
  • Sunderland, MA
  • Farmington, CT
  • Boxboro, MA

Work

Company: Fluidsense 2000 to 2002 Position: Software engineer

Education

Degree: Bachelors, Bachelor of Science School / High School: University of Massachusetts Amherst 1985 to 1986 Specialities: Computer Engineering

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Medical Devices

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Paul Wolejko

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Location:
Newburyport, MA
Industry:
Medical Devices
Work:
Fluidsense 2000 - 2002
Software Engineer
Insulet Corporation 2000 - 2002
Principal Software Engineer
Schneider Electric 1995 - 2000
Software Engineer
United Technologies 1986 - 1993
Software Engineer
Education:
University of Massachusetts Amherst 1985 - 1986
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Computer Engineering Springfield Technical Community College 1982 - 1984

Publications

Us Patents

Module Control System

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US Patent:
20030040816, Feb 27, 2003
Filed:
Jul 12, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/903899
Inventors:
Paul Wolejko - Newburyport MA, US
Steven Webster - Raymond NH, US
Allan Pfeiffer - Melrose MA, US
Jean-Francois Rolland - Rueil Malmaison, FR
International Classification:
G05B011/01
G05B013/02
US Classification:
700/053000, 700/052000, 700/018000
Abstract:
A control system having an input and an output module connected to a communication bus or network. The input module is responsive to a signal that represents a condition. In response to the condition, the input module transmits the representative signal onto the communication bus. The output module includes a reflex function. The reflex function converts the representative signal into a state signal. The output module is capable of transmitting the state signal onto the communication bus.

Method And Apparatus For Assigning A Network Node Address

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US Patent:
20030101282, May 29, 2003
Filed:
Nov 26, 2001
Appl. No.:
10/004311
Inventors:
William White - Carlisle MA, US
Richard Chisholm - Swampscott MA, US
Paul Wolejko - Newburyport MA, US
Lothar Ullrich - Rosbach, DE
Assignee:
Schneider Automation Inc.
International Classification:
G06F015/16
G06F015/173
US Classification:
709/245000, 709/223000
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for assigning a permanent identifier to a client node initially having a default identifier and being operably connected to a network. A server determines a location of the client node and assigns the permanent identifier to the client node in response to the location of the client node on the network.

Multi-Processor Medical Device

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US Patent:
20050090808, Apr 28, 2005
Filed:
Apr 30, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/836835
Inventors:
Luis Malave - Salem MA, US
Mohsen Moghaddami - Londonderry NH, US
Marc Vogt - Rye NH, US
Paul Wolejko - Newburyport MA, US
Richard Aparo - West Newton MA, US
Adam Casey - , US
Charles Cox - Cambridge MA, US
Stuart Perry - Wellesley Hills MA, US
Calvert Hawkes - Sarasota FL, US
International Classification:
A61K009/22
US Classification:
604890100, 128903000
Abstract:
A system for delivering a fluid to a patient includes a remote controller and an infusion pump. The infusion pump includes a dispenser for dispensing the fluid. An operationally-independent RF telemetry portion is configured to receive an RF data signal from the remote controller. An operationally-independent processing portion is configured to process the RF data signal received by the operationally-independent RF telemetry portion, and control the dispenser in accordance with the RF data signal received by the operationally-independent RF telemetry portion.

Rf Medical Device

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US Patent:
20050215982, Sep 29, 2005
Filed:
Apr 30, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/835727
Inventors:
Luis Malave - Salem MA, US
Marc Vogt - Rye NH, US
Mohsen Moghaddami - Londonderry NH, US
Paul Wolejko - Newburyport MA, US
Richard Aparo - West Newton MA, US
Adam Casey - Abington MA, US
Charles Cox - Cambridge MA, US
Stuart Perry - Wellesley Hills MA, US
Calvert Hawkes - Sarasota FL, US
International Classification:
A61K009/22
US Classification:
604890100, 128903000, 128904000
Abstract:
A system for delivering a fluid to a patient includes a remote controller and an infusion pump. The infusion pump includes a dispenser for dispensing the fluid. An RF telemetry portion is configured to receive an RF data signal, from the remote controller, that is broadcast in a non-restricted frequency band. A processing portion is configured to process the RF data signal received by the RF telemetry portion, and control the dispenser in accordance with the RF data signal received by the RF telemetry portion.

Microchip-Based Medical Device

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US Patent:
20050222645, Oct 6, 2005
Filed:
Apr 30, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/836525
Inventors:
Luis Malave - Salem MA, US
Mohsen Moghaddami - Londonderry NH, US
Marc Vogt - Rye NH, US
Paul Wolejko - Newburyport MA, US
Richard Aparo - West Newton MA, US
Adam Casey - Arlington MA, US
Charles Cox - Cambridge MA, US
Stuart Perry - Wellesley Hills MA, US
Calvert Hawkes - Sarasota FL, US
International Classification:
A61N001/18
US Classification:
607060000, 604891100
Abstract:
A system for delivering a fluid to a patient includes a remote controller and an infusion pump. The infusion pump includes a dispenser for dispensing the fluid. An RF telemetry portion is configured to receive an RF data signal from the remote controller. A main processing portion is configured to process the RF data signal received by the RF telemetry portion, and control the dispenser in accordance with the RF data signal received by the RF telemetry portion. An interlock processing portion is configured to process the RF data signal received by the RF telemetry portion, and control the dispenser in accordance with the RF data signal received by the RF telemetry portion. The RF telemetry portion and at least one of the processing portions are incorporated into a single microchip.

Medical Device Initialization Method & System

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US Patent:
20060074381, Apr 6, 2006
Filed:
Apr 30, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/836720
Inventors:
Luis Malave - Waltham MA, US
Mohsen Moghaddami - Londonderry NH, US
Marc Vogt - Rye NH, US
Paul Wolejko - Newburyport MA, US
John Yannone - Seabrook NH, US
Adam Casey - Abington MA, US
Richard Aparo - West Newton MA, US
Charles Cox - Cambridge MA, US
Stuart Perry - Wellesley Hills MA, US
Calvert Hawkes - Sarasota FL, US
International Classification:
A61M 31/00
US Classification:
604093010
Abstract:
A system includes a remote controller and an infusion pump. The infusion pump includes an RF telemetry portion configured to receive an RF data signal from the remote controller. A processing portion is configured to process the RF data signal received by the RF telemetry portion. A dispensing apparatus, responsive to the processing portion of the medical device, dispenses medicament in accordance with the RF data signal. The dispensing apparatus includes a fill sensor for providing an initialization signal to the processing portion of the medical device upon the dispensing apparatus being filled with at least a defined volume of medicament.
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