Operators, clinicians and engineers build Remedi together.

Tom builds systems people use. He starts every problem by getting its technical and business sides into the same conversation. He has done that work for more than twenty years: first in banking, insurance and logistics, then for more than a decade in healthcare. He has served as a chief technology officer three times.

His teams won a national AI challenge for predicting hospital readmissions and built AI and analytics platforms for large health systems. He also led data and integrations for a national healthcare staffing marketplace.

At Remedi he sets product direction with his co-founder, the board, and the clinicians and engineers who build the product.

Dr. Richard Tarpey brings more than thirty years across workforce, healthcare and operations. That includes a 22-year career at HCA Healthcare and earlier operational roles at United Airlines. His research focuses on how workforce systems behave inside complex organizations.

At HCA he developed the resource-scheduling quality standard that became the foundation of the organization’s nurse-scheduling system. That work still shapes his research into scheduling, staffing performance and workforce optimization.

His recent studies examine how accurate staffing and scheduling automation is, and whether the people it affects trust and adopt it. He works from a staff-centered view of how those decisions land on daily life, well-being and the ability to give good care.

He holds a Doctor of Business Administration from the University of South Florida, and an MBA and a B.B.A. in Computer Information Systems from Middle Tennessee State University. At MTSU he directs the M.S. in Project Management program he founded and is helping develop a Master of Healthcare Administration program.

Dr. George Tavoulareas is a board-certified neurologist. Since completing his neurophysiology fellowship he has practiced at Brooklyn Neurology Associates, building a large outpatient practice while consulting for hospitals across Brooklyn.

As co-founder and director of the Stroke Team at Mount Sinai Beth Israel Brooklyn, he helped build, accredit and manage the stroke program. Today he brings that acute-care experience to Teladoc Health, where he delivers neurology and stroke consults under real time pressure.

At Remedi he keeps the product grounded in how care is delivered, and in where a staffing decision meets a patient.