Upcoming Webinar: The Future-Proof Health System

Audience Members Will Learn...

• How to apply the new communication and logistics paradigm to benefit your organization’s growth and prosperity.
• How to break down communication silos, increase transparency and accountability, and build a system of care that scales for any event or location.
• How to mitigate emergency surges and seamlessly distribute available resources and/or providers on the fly.
• How to improve care team communication and improve efficiency and effectiveness of care teams locally, regionally, and statewide.
• Why single-source-of-truth patient care coordination using a unified communication and logistics platform is the future of healthcare.
  
  

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Meet the Presenter

Joey has served as the Chief Intelligence/Operations Officer for the Louisiana Emergency Response Network (LERN), which coordinates patient transportation for trauma and time-sensitive illness. He was responsible for research, planning, development, and implementation of technical operations for LERN Communication Centers. Most recently, Joey served as the Director of Technology at Acadian Companies, where he worked on Computer Assisted Dispatch (CAD), telecommunications services, software programming services, network services, mobile computing and radio communications, and cybersecurity services. Joey was also responsible for the continuity of operations for two data centers, four secondary PSAP centers in three states, and IT service desk operations, ultimately supporting over 5,000 employees.

As the Senior Vice President of Strategic Initiatives at Pulsara, Joey oversees and is responsible for national, regional, and state sales initiatives. He works closely with the executive leadership team on product management, governmental affairs, and strategic planning.

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