Webinar: Tackle nurse burnout with enhanced mobile device management

Nursing shortages have surpassed financial challenges as the top concern among healthcare executives. Pandemic burnout has caused the highest level of nursing turnover seen in years, and as a result, labor costs to fill these positions has skyrocketed, pushing health system operating margins into the red. In this webinar, we will discuss how focusing on mobile medical equipment management can have a significant impact on nursing satisfaction, improve patient care, and reduce costs.

Attendees will understand:

• The role that medical device availability plays in nursing burnout
• The significant impact that a strategic Mobile Medical Equipment program can have on nursing satisfaction
• The positive financial outcomes that health systems experience by executing a well-thought-out Mobile Medical Equipment program

Amy Knue
VP of Mobile Equipment Services
TRIMEDX

Amy Knue is the vice president of mobile equipment services for TRIMEDX. In her role, she leads TRIMEDX’s Mobile Medical Equipment (MME) management service offering that provides hospitals with the cleaning and management of mobile equipment through technology enablement, on-site technicians, and best-in-class lean processes. Amy has spent her entire career in the healthcare technology management industry and has served in various leadership roles at TRIMEDX for over 10 years. She has a bachelor’s degree in biomedical engineering from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and earned an MBA from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business.

Jim McCoy
President of Clinical Asset management
TRIMEDX

Jim McCoy is the president of clinical asset management at TRIMEDX. McCoy leads the company’s clinical asset management and informatics solution that provides clients opportunities for financial and operational improvement within their clinical asset install base. He joined TRIMEDX from GE Healthcare after 27 years and has served in various roles of leadership, including as a comprehensive services executive and asset management consultant. McCoy earned an associate degree in biomedical engineering technology from University of Alabama at Birmingham, a bachelor’s degree in management human resources from Trevecca Nazarene University, and a master’s in international business administration from American InterContinental University.

As an industry-leading, independent clinical asset management company, TRIMEDX helps healthcare providers transform their clinical assets into strategic tools, driving reductions in operational expenses, optimizing clinical asset capital spend, maximizing resources for patient care, and delivering improved safety and protection.