ManaMed Announces New Leadership Appointments

DENTON, Texas—ManaMed LLC, an orthopedic mobility and post-operative rehabilitation equipment company, announced several new leadership appointments at the end of 2023. The company said that its new structure aims to highlight it’s commitment to innovation and the customers they serve in the medical device market.

“We are delighted to declare the latest additions to our leadership team and the restructuring of our organizational hierarchy,” said Trevor Theriot, CEO of ManaMed. “As a rapidly evolving entity in the medical device industry, it is paramount for us to engage, recruit and advance the most exceptional talent the field has to offer. These individuals bring a wealth of accomplishment and are primed to make immediate significant contributions to our enterprise. Their collective skill and capabilities will greatly enhance our team, and we eagerly anticipate their contributions to our success.”

Erik Rost, director of sales and service, brings more than 20 years of medical device sales and management experience. Rost brings a track record of developing and executing strategic plans, expanding the customer base and exceeding organizational objectives.

Kelly Nolan, director of product management, is skilled and accomplished in product design and development. Nolan, will be based in the company’s headquarters in Denton, Texas, and is a tenured developer of durable medical equipment (DME) products taking dozens of products from concept to market.

Chris Cioffi, director of quality and regulatory, is a leader in combining scientific, regulatory and business knowledge to develop strategies for new product development and sustaining activities. In this role, Cioffi will lead all quality and regulatory functions at ManaMed.

The Company also announced that Donna Creary-Shelby has been promoted to customer service supervisor effective. Shelby brings experience in customer service, customer solutions and communications to her position, along with more than a year of experience with the ManaMed organization.