Stavroula Floutsis
About Stavroula Floutsis
Stavroula Floutsis is the Operations Manager of Clinical Engineering at NYU Langone Health, with extensive experience in managing biomedical equipment performance and compliance.
Operations Manager of Clinical Engineering at NYU Langone Health
Stavroula Floutsis has been serving as the Operations Manager of Clinical Engineering at NYU Langone Health since 2020. In this role, she focuses on optimizing the performance and compliance of biomedical equipment. Stavroula plays a key role in implementing advanced biomedical technologies to enhance patient care and operational efficiency. Her work involves close collaboration with technical and medical teams to ensure effective communication and the smooth operation of clinical engineering processes.
Previous Role at GE Healthcare
Before joining NYU Langone Health, Stavroula Floutsis worked at GE Healthcare as a BMET III - Biomedical Engineer. She held this position at Winthrop University Hospital from 2010 to 2020, accumulating a decade of experience. During her tenure, she was responsible for the maintenance and management of biomedical equipment and played a significant role in improving maintenance protocols and reducing equipment downtime in a hospital setting.
Education and Training in Biomedical Engineering
Stavroula Floutsis pursued her education at DeVry University, where she earned a BA in Biomedical Engineering from 2006 to 2009. Her academic training covered various subjects, including biomedical engineering, electronics, English, humanities, history, and biology. This comprehensive education provided her with the necessary knowledge and skills to succeed in her career and effectively manage clinical engineering operations.
Experience in Optimizing Clinical Engineering Operations
With extensive experience in managing clinical engineering operations, Stavroula Floutsis focuses on optimizing the performance and compliance of biomedical equipment. She plays an active role in continuous improvement initiatives aimed at streamlining clinical engineering processes and enhancing service delivery. Her efforts have significantly contributed to the improvement of maintenance protocols and the reduction of equipment downtime in hospital settings.