Kevin Richir brings 30 plus years of experience to the biomedical repair field. His training began at age 18 when he joined the United States Army. He received his degree in the biomedical field at Fitzsimmons Army Base in Boulder, Colorado.

Upon completion of his training he was stationed at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology in Washington, D.C. During this time he met his beautiful wife of 29 years. At the end of his enlistment, along with his wife and newborn son, he moved to Fort Lauderdale, Florida to work for a major, independent lab equipment manufacturer. His daughter was born while living there. He and his young family relocated to Virginia to be closer to relatives.

At that point he was trained by a private consultant, in a major cardiac hospital in Takoma Park, Maryland, to set up and run a biomedical department. Kevin spearheaded the maintenance program for Plant Operations at this cardiac facility.

Later he became manager of the Plant Operations department at an orthopedic hospital in Richmond, Virginia. Under his leadership this hospital passed the scrutiny of all their JCAHO inspections.

He was given the opportunity to join a new international organization, which is now a leader in manufacturing coagulation units worldwide. He serviced their instruments at hospitals, in his region,
for ten years.

Kevin continues his career servicing medical equipment. His knowledge and expertise span over four decades.