Jed Rudd

About Jed Rudd

I build clinician-centric solutions because the work is messy, human, and worth doing well. I started at the bedside, graduated to hospital ops, then into staffing where I learned—again and again—that “one pattern fits all” is how you burn people and margins. Mach 1 is my answer: tools that match how care actually happens. My compass is simple: put the clinician at the center, design for the end user\'s reality, and never hide the math.If you’re a VP of Ops/Finance, scheduler leader, or founder wrestling with making healthcare operations work for the people who actual deliver care, let’s compare notes. I’m here for honest problems, humane solutions, and the kind of operational clarity that makes room for better care.

Experience

1. CEO Co-founder

   Mach 1 Integration

   Apr 2024 — Present · Scottsdale, AZ, US

   Oversee development of integrated software solutions for the healthcare industry that improve throughput times, reduce manual labor, and improve efficiency for staffing organizations, credentialing departments, hospitals, clinics, and, most importantly, providers and clinicians.Mach 1 is associated with adventurously great speeds, breaking the sound barrier, and achieving supersonic speed. This is the antithesis of healthcare in its current form. Very little in the healthcare industry happens quickly. It’s the one service industry that gets away with customers waiting hours for the privilege of receiving services. Mach 1 Integration seeks to reverse this trend.

Education

• Western New Mexico University

  Master of Business Administration (MBA), Business Administration and Management, General

  2011 — 2016

• Touro University Nevada

  Master's of Science, Occupational Therapy/Therapist

  2007 — 2009

• Southern Utah University

  Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Theatre and Business

  2003 — 2007