Rick Cochran founded Mobile Medical International Corporation (MMIC) in 1994 and has served as President and Chief Executive Officer since the company's inception.  Prior to launching MMIC, Mr. Cochran founded Outpatient Services of America (OSA), a healthcare consulting company specializing in the planning and development of ambulatory surgery facilities to address the spiraling costs of healthcare by helping physicians develop cost-effective outpatient surgery centers.  Mr. Cochran's experience provided the foundation for the development of MMIC into a company offering engineered solutions for both commercial and military healthcare delivery solutions that have evolved into two distinctly separate but inherently related product lines.  He designed the original Mobile Surgery Unit™ (MSU) that has become the flagship for MMIC.  He also developed the performance specifications and initial concept layout for the military product line based on the MSU that allows U.S. health care standards to be taken to the forward battle lines.  He has become a recognized expert on the mobile surgery industry and has presented at industry conferences where he has shared his experience.  In addition, Mr. Cochran has published a number of articles relating to mobile surgery facilities and the development and growth of the mobile surgery industry.  He holds a B.S. in Business Administration from Lyndon State College.

Ted Cantin joined MMIC in July 2002 as Vice President of Engineering.  He is responsible for formalizing the structure and operation of the engineering department, directing and managing simultaneous engineering projects and fostering innovative solutions to meet customer needs.  Mr. Cantin brings 17 years of experience in the manufacturing field to MMIC.  Prior to joining MMIC, he served as the General Manager of GW Plastics Tucson, Inc. where he started up a 60,000 square feet ISO/QS registered manufacturing facility and successfully managed the operation through a period of aggressive growth.  Mr. Cantin was responsible for all aspects of the operation including Engineering, Materials Management, Quality Assurance, Maintenance, Production, Accounting, Sales/Customer Service and Human Resources, in addition to having P&L responsibility.  Mr. Cantin holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Vermont.

Randy North has been with MMIC since the Company's inception.  Randy's extensive knowledge and experience in the design and manufacturing processes contribute greatly to MMIC’s growth and success.  Randy is responsible for managing MMIC’s service and warranty departments.  He is responsible for unit deployments, client training, and the development of operational models for the Company's expanding service lines.  Randy supervises two service technicians and several subcontractors who provide service capabilities in support of MMIC’s units worldwide.  Randy has developed an excellent preventative maintenance program that ensures product reliability.  In addition, Randy is responsible for the certification of MMIC’s units relative to U.S. healthcare standards ensuring regulatory compliance.  Randy develops and maintains commercial unit manuals, including OEM support documentation.  Randy is also an important client interface for site visits and other customer support services.  Prior to joining the MMIC team, Mr. North owned a construction business where he planned construction development projects, supervised multiple work crews, purchased material and resolved design issues.  Randy attended Brigham Young University.