TRIMEDX
Clinical asset management and device cybersecurity
Clinical Engineering Supervisor - Clinical Engineering
+ Bonus
About the job
- At least 3 years of experience working with biomedical equipment in a clinical engineering environment.
- An associate degree or equivalent experience is required.
- Knowledge of regulatory agencies, including TJC, CAP, and DNV, and operational performance metrics is required.
- Align staffing, priorities, and resources to manage day-to-day operations and maintain service delivery.
- Coach technicians, guide team performance, and build accountability.
- Use key performance indicators and data to identify inefficiencies and improve operations.
- Solve problems, manage vendors, and ensure readiness for inspections.
- Leadership or team guidance experience is preferred.
- A technical or electronics focus is preferred; a bachelor's degree is a plus.
- Technical certifications such as A+, CBET, CRES, CLES, or CCE are preferred.
About the company
TRIMEDX provides clinical asset management solutions for healthcare providers to optimize the performance, safety, and compliance of medical devices. It offers services across clinical engineering, asset informatics, and cybersecurity, supported by a proprietary workflow platform. This platform combines device inventory management with analytics and prescriptive guidance to tell users exactly what actions to take, helping hospitals run more efficiently and reduce costs. What sets TRIMEDX apart is its end-to-end approach that blends hands-on engineering services with data-driven insights and cybersecurity, addressing challenges like technician shortages and rising threats to medical device security. The company’s goal is to improve hospital operating margins and patient care quality by ensuring devices are safe, compliant, and readily available.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$200K
Headquarters
Indianapolis, Indiana
Founded
1998
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What believers are saying
- June 29, 2026: OSF HealthCare partnership validates TRIMEDX in large health-system accounts.
- August 2026 hiring and 2.8K employees show demand for technicians and network expansion.
- Agentic AI cut cybersecurity remediation time 75%, creating a stronger 2026 renewal story.
What critics are saying
- March 2026 NLRB cases in Washington signal labor friction and bargaining disruption.
- TMX AI claims face buyer skepticism if hospitals reject black-box recommendations before 2027 renewals.
- Hospitals can internalize HTM and cybersecurity work, shrinking TRIMEDX’s outsourced managed-services moat.
What makes TRIMEDX unique
- September 2026: TRIMEDX spans 7.4 million devices with 25-plus years of history.
- May 21, 2026: TMX-AIQ embeds natural-language repair guidance inside proprietary CMMS workflows.
- August 26, 2026: TMX Protect links cybersecurity intelligence, workflow, and 95% device matching.
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↑ 7%Kierra Morrow joins Trimedx. Kierra Morrow has shared on LinkedIn that she officially started a new chapter in her career. "I'm proud to announce that I've joined Trimedx as a Biomedical Equipment Technician II (BMET II). I'm grateful for the opportunities, lessons and experiences that have helped me get to this point, and I'm looking forward to continuing to grow, learn, and contribute within the HTM community," she wrote on LinkedIn. "Here's to new challenges, new opportunities and continued growth!" she added. People on the Move. Submit yourself or someone else to be featured in its People on the Move category! Accepted file types: jpg, jpeg, png, Max. file size: 2 MB.
Trimedx introduces agentic AI capabilities that reduce medical device cybersecurity remediation time by 75%. New TMX Protect capabilities deliver up to 95% identification and matching accuracy across connected medical devices, helping health systems more quickly identify and address cybersecurity risk. August 26, 2026 10:30 ET | Source: Trimedx Indianapolis, Indiana, Aug. 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Trimedx has introduced new agentic AI capabilities within the TMX Protect platform that help health systems more quickly identify, prioritize, and address medical device cybersecurity risks, reducing remediation time for cybersecurity projects by 75% on average. The new capabilities address a growing challenge for health systems: more than 50% of connectable medical devices have known critical vulnerabilities, while 99% of hospitals manage connected medical devices with known, exploited vulnerabilities. TMX Protect gives health systems greater visibility into these risks and helps cybersecurity teams determine where to focus their efforts. TMX Protect combines extensive medical device cybersecurity data, risk intelligence, and workflow capabilities in a single platform, with up to 95% identification and matching accuracy across connected medical devices. New agentic AI capabilities allow users to interact with this intelligence using natural-language prompts, quickly surfacing the information needed to assess risk and take action. Combined with Trimedx's medical device and vulnerability intelligence, these capabilities reduce remediation time for cybersecurity projects by 75% on average. Healthcare cybersecurity teams can ask questions about their connected medical devices, identify which assets present the greatest risk, generate reports and risk assessments, and prioritize remediation efforts based on both cybersecurity and clinical considerations. The platform also helps organizations track remediation activities and identify appropriate mitigation strategies for vulnerabilities that may not have a manufacturer-approved patch. "Health systems are managing an increasingly complex landscape of connected medical devices and cybersecurity threats. With more than 50% of connected medical devices having a known critical vulnerability, teams need better ways to identify and prioritize risk," says Trimedx Chief Data and AI Officer Srilekha Akula. "The new agentic AI capabilities within TMX Protect help turn large volumes of device and vulnerability data into actionable insights, enabling teams to prioritize what matters most and take steps that strengthen security while supporting patient care." Powered by Trimedx's extensive cybersecurity data and intelligent insights, TMX Protect helps healthcare systems move beyond simply identifying vulnerabilities to understanding risk, prioritizing action, and accelerating remediation efforts. In addition to providing greater visibility into cybersecurity posture, TMX Protect helps cybersecurity analysts work more efficiently by streamlining risk reduction planning, improving prioritization, and accelerating access to the information needed to make effective decisions. By combining AI-native insights with Trimedx's cybersecurity expertise and proprietary data, TMX Protect enables health systems to take a more proactive, risk-based approach to protecting connected medical devices and supporting patient care. About Trimedx Trimedx is an industry-leading clinical asset performance company, helping health systems transform medical devices from a cost into a source of strategic advantage. Built by providers, for providers, its experts deliver clinical engineering, clinical asset management, and cybersecurity while continuously capturing intelligence from the clinical floor. Powered by TMX - its clinical asset intelligence platform built on a service history of more than 7.4 million devices with data on 90-95% of in-use U.S. medical equipment - Trimedx turns unmatched intelligence into predictive insights that help prevent failures before they happen. The result is lower operating expenses, optimized capital investments, stronger medical device safety and security, and more resources available for patient care - because in critical environments, all systems are critical.
Trimedx joins Ohms Law Foundation as Foundation Partner. The Ohms Law Foundation has announced that Trimedx has joined the organization as a Foundation Partner, strengthening efforts to support education, workforce development and professional growth within the healthcare technology management (HTM) community. According to the foundation, the partnership will help expand opportunities through scholarships, certification support, educational initiatives and workforce development programs designed to prepare the next generation of biomedical equipment technicians and other HTM professionals. The Ohms Law Foundation recognized Trimedx for its longstanding contributions to the HTM profession, noting the company's work helping hospitals improve the reliability, safety and performance of medical equipment while also investing in the development of the industry's workforce. "We're proud to welcome Trimedx as a Foundation Partner," the foundation said in its announcement. "Together, we'll continue creating opportunities through scholarships, certification support, educational initiatives, and workforce development programs that help build the next generation of biomedical professionals." The foundation also thanked Trimedx for supporting its mission to strengthen the HTM profession through education and career development initiatives. Organizations interested in becoming Foundation Partners can learn more through the Ohms Law Foundation's partnership program at ohmslawfoundation.org/foundationpartners
Caleb Lovejoy joins TRIMEDX. Caleb Lovejoy recently shared on LinkedIn that he has started a new position at TRIMEDX. He is excited to join the biomed field. TRIMEDX is an industry-leading, independent clinical asset management company delivering comprehensive clinical engineering services, clinical asset informatics and medical device cybersecurity. We help 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. TRIMEDX was built by providers, for providers, and leverages a history of expert clinical engineering with data on 92% of all active medical device models. People on the Move. Submit yourself or someone else to be featured in our People on the Move category! Accepted file types: jpg, jpeg, png, Max. file size: 2 MB.
Next gen: Dana Summers. June 1, 2026 3 Mins Read Dana Summers recently shared on LinkedIn that she has been promoted to a Biomedical Technician II at TRIMEDX. She started her biomed career at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh in 2025. She earned an associate degree in biomedical engineering technology from Penn State New Kensington before starting her career. TechNation recently found out more about this up-and-coming biomed. Q: WHERE DID YOU GROW UP? A: I grew up in Leechburg, Pennsylvania. Q: Where did you receive your HTM training/education? A: Penn State New Kensington Q: How did you first discover HTM? A: My father is a Penn State alumnus who is very involved with the school. When I was exploring colleges he connected me with the director of the program, Joie. That conversation introduced me to the field. Q: Why (or how) did you choose to get into this field? A: I've always loved the idea of working in healthcare but knew directly working with patients was not the right fit for me. Fixing things has always come naturally so when I discovered I could combine healthcare with technical problem solving, I knew it was a perfect fit. Q: What do you like most about your position? A: I love that every day is an opportunity to learn something new. Medical equipment is constantly evolving, so staying current with how devices are built and maintained requires ongoing learning and growth. Q: What interests you the most about HTM? A: Biomeds are often the hidden heroes of healthcare. Most people do not realize the work we do behind the scenes to keep critical equipment safe and reliable. When something goes wrong and we step in to solve the problem, it directly impacts patient care. It's an incredibly rewarding feeling to know the work we do helps support clinicians and keeps patients safe. Q: What has been your greatest accomplishment in your field thus far? A: I have recently begun specializing in respiratory equipment and discovered my niche. It has been a great opportunity to grow my knowledge and further develop my career. Q: What goals do you have for yourself in the next 5 years? A: In the next 5 years I hope to pursue a path into leadership within the HTM field. Favorite HOBBY: Sewing Favorite Show or Movie: "Grey's Anatomy" Favorite MEAL: What would your superpower be? The ability to charge every device as I walk by. 1 Thing on Your Bucket List? A trip to Germany Something your co-workers don't know about you: Honestly, we know each other too well. Next gen nomination. * Nominee Info * Your Info