PORTLAND, January 12, 2004–Qmedtrix announced the appointment of Dr. Steve Stratos as chief learning officer and vice president of staff development, effective January 1, 2004. Stratos also will serve as a member of the Qmedtrix executive committee.

In 2003, Qmedtrix created Q-University, an extensive staff education and training program designed to provide lifelong learning experiences for all employees. Stratos, who served as a consultant for Qmedtrix during the past year, was instrumental in creating Q-University and serves as one of its instructors. He also played a key role in developing Qmedtrix’s new staff orientation program and his new responsibilities will include continuing to help staff gain familiarity with the company’s goals and culture.

“As a consultant, Steve’s insights and knowledge have already benefited Qmedtrix greatly. We asked him to join the staff and executive committee because of the importance Qmedtrix places on staff education and development. His appointment illustrates our commitment to being a true learning organization,” said Dr. Merrit Quarum, President and CEO, Qmedtrix.

Prior to joining Qmedtrix, Dr. Stratos developed staff and educational programs as interim senior pastor at Hinson Church. He was alumni and recruitment coordinator at Western Seminary from 1996 to 1999. From 1998 through 2000, Dr. Stratos lectured on “Creating Healthy Families” for Hesed Ministries.

He is a graduate of Wilbraham Academy and attended Middlebury College. He holds a Master of Divinity degree from Liberty Seminary and a Doctor of Ministry degree from Western Seminary.

About Qmedtrix
Qmedtrix is one of the nation's leading decision software firms specializing in health care cost containment solutions. Qmedtrix offers a complete spectrum of technology and systems services and solutions to support the efforts of their clients. This includes bill review and case management software, bill review services and litigation support services. The company’s algorithm-based rules engines and proprietary database are considered industry standards.

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