Built by the people who ran these operations

Kimedics started inside healthcare operations, not next to it

Our founder spent her career running clinician workforce operations. Covering a single shift meant coordinating with more than 25 people across 15 departments, each holding one piece of selection, credentialing, contracting or compensation.

None of those pieces talked to each other. The work lived in spreadsheets, and most of the day went to checking whether the spreadsheets were still right. There was no live picture of who was cleared to work, who was already booked, or what any of it cost until well after the fact.

That is the gap Kimedics was built to close. One place to run onboarding, scheduling, time, pay and billing for employed, contracted and external clinicians alike, so the people running coverage can see what is coming instead of finding out afterward.

Part of LocumTenens.com, run as an independent company

In 2023, Kimedics was acquired by LocumTenens.com, one of the largest physician and advanced practice clinician staffing companies in the United States. The acquisition broadened LocumTenens.com’s workforce offering and gave Kimedics the resources to build faster.

Kimedics keeps its own brand, its own roadmap and its own operational autonomy. That independence is deliberate. Health systems and staffing organizations both work inside Kimedics, and neither side should have to wonder whose side the platform is on.

• Separate data, enforced by policy and by architecture
• An independent product roadmap
• Both sides of the workforce relationship on the same workflow