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EPISODE · Jun 12, 2025 · 27 MIN

Steven Atkins: Healthcare Facilities Management

from The Modern Facilities Management Podcast · host Griffin Hamilton

In this episode, Griffin Hamilton speaks with Steven Atkins, the Director of Facilities Management at Methodist University Hospital. They discuss Steven's journey into healthcare facilities management, the unique challenges faced in this sector, and the importance of compliance and paperwork. Steven shares insights on documenting tribal knowledge, emergency preparedness, and building a culture of safety. The conversation also delves into sustainability efforts and capital projects, emphasizing the role of optimization in achieving energy efficiency and cost savings. Key TakeawaysHealthcare facilities management involves navigating complex regulations and compliance requirements.Capturing tribal knowledge is crucial for maintaining operational efficiency in aging facilities.Emergency preparedness requires a multidisciplinary approach and regular drills.Sustainability initiatives can lead to significant cost savings and improved operational efficiency.Building trust with administration is essential for successful emergency management programs.

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