Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2009
Title: Innovations by Chad Chun in Surgical Instrument Processing
Introduction
Chad Chun is an accomplished inventor based in Hernando, MS (US), known for his contributions to the field of surgical instrument processing. With a total of 2 patents, Chun has developed innovative systems that enhance the efficiency and accuracy of surgical equipment management.
Latest Patents
Chun's latest patents include "Systems and methods for processing surgical instrument tray shipping totes." This invention features a control system designed to manage a bar code reader module, an RFID module, a database module, and an interface module. The control system significantly improves the processing of incoming and outgoing surgical instrument shipping totes that contain RFID-enabled surgical instrument trays. It alerts operators about the status of incoming totes and trays, thereby increasing processing efficiency and speed.
Another notable patent is the "Control system for an RFID-based system for assembling and verifying outbound surgical equipment corresponding to a particular surgery." This system allows users to enter an identification number for a surgery, which then queries a database for required surgical equipment. The operator uses a generated list to pick instrument sets for loading into a shipping tote. Each set is tagged with an RFID inventory tag, and the tote is passed through an RFID reader to verify that all expected sets are present. The system updates a database to reflect that the required sets have shipped.
Career Highlights
Chad Chun is currently employed at Warsaw Orthopedic, Inc., where he applies his expertise in developing innovative solutions for surgical instrument management. His work has significantly contributed to improving operational efficiency in the healthcare sector.
Collaborations
Chun collaborates with talented professionals such as Robert Varner and Steven M Tethrake, who share his commitment to advancing surgical technology.
Conclusion
Chad Chun's innovative patents and contributions to surgical instrument processing demonstrate his dedication to enhancing healthcare efficiency. His work continues to impact the industry positively, making surgical procedures safer and more efficient.