• Build and manage field service team of 12 – 15 employees • Manages service team members in Southern Texas • Manage scheduling and training of field service technicians and chemical delivery specialists • Establish performance goals for designated team of technicians • Coach and guide direct reports in safety compliance, quality, and customer satisfaction • Provide leadership, technical guidance, and continuing education in field operations • Monitor and manage expenses, revenue, and margin targets • Prepare and control operational budgets and inventory • Communicate with customer and travel to assigned locations • Act as primary point of resolution for escalating customer issues and/or complaints • Monitor service metrics and KPIs

• The Lead Asset Manager is responsible for the strategic oversight and lifecycle management of medical equipment assets to ensure optimal utilization, sustained asset value, and protection of the organization’s investment. • This role drives regional and site-level asset strategies, including equipment availability, reallocation, and standardization, in support of operational efficiency and clinical needs. • Leveraging deep industry knowledge and analytical expertise, the Lead Asset Manager evaluates key business drivers—including utilization, rental spend, and capital planning—to inform data-driven decisions. • This role leads asset reallocation initiatives, supports capital planning through identification of gaps and underutilized assets, and oversees disposition strategies in partnership with Biomed. • The Lead Asset Manager owns performance tracking and reporting of key metrics, including equipment availability, utilization, rental spend, and workflow efficiency, using insights to influence leadership decisions and improve outcomes. • As a senior individual contributor, this role partners cross-functionally with clinical teams, BioMed, Equipment Coordinators, and commercial leaders to ensure alignment and execution. • The Lead Asset Manager provides informal leadership and serves as a strategic advisor, translating complex asset strategies into actionable insights. • This position plays a critical leadership role in ensuring that the right equipment is available at the right place and time—while controlling costs and improving operational efficiency. • The role directly impacts patient care delivery, financial performance, and the long-term asset strategy of the organization.

• Work with field management to promote safety and share successes • Lead safety management activities and coordinate safety training • Document and participate in accident investigations • Provide analytical support and maintain safety records and reports • Train and coach drivers on safe practices • Conduct regular safety audits and risk assessments

• Provide brand information to key Neonatologists, Respiratory Therapists and Decision Makers • Uncover growth opportunities for the company device • Represent key hospitals to track and maintain existing contracts • Provide accurate forecasting of the planned use of the medical device • Manage the annual preventative maintenance schedule for the devices • Deliver the revenue target for the brand in the assigned territory • Ensure proper training for Respiratory Therapists and Health Care Professionals