Welia Health
Corey Tramm has a diverse work experience in the technology sector. Corey is currently the Director of IT at Welia Health and previously served as the VP of Customer Experience & Enablement at Sourcewell. Before that, Corey held positions at Sourcewell Technology as the VP of Customer Experience & Enablement and Chief Technology Officer. Corey also worked as the Chief Technology Officer at TIES, where they played a key role in reorganizing the organization. Prior to TIES, Corey was the Director of Operations at MN.IT Services. Corey began their career as an Associate Director of Technology at Independent School District 15 and as the District Technology Coordinator at Rush City Public Schools. Corey's expertise spans across various areas such as IT operations, strategic planning, budget management, and establishing technology standards and best practices.
Corey Tramm obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Technology Education from Saint Cloud State University from 1999 to 2001.
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Welia Health
Delivering one-of-a-kind, wellness-focused, personalized healthcare through our leading hospital and three clinics, Welia Health (formerly FirstLight Health System) is an accredited hospital and clinic system serving East Central Minnesota. Our flagship facility is a newly renovated hospital and clinic campus located in Mora, with two other campuses in Pine City and Hinckley. Fully accredited by the Joint Commission and a long-standing partner within the communities it serves, Welia Health continually scores in the high eightieth percentile on yearly employee satisfaction surveys of our 600+ employees. We offer leading benchmarks in health metrics for excellence in quality and safety by the Minnesota Hospital Association, attract top care teams in 2019, a pharmacist became one of two in the world to hold Pharmacotherapy, Oncology, and Infectious Disease Board Certifications, and develop innovative partnerships like year-round community wellness/fitness centers. This reputation allows us to continue to attract providers in family medicine and specialty areas and improve care in remarkable ways. Welia Health is also a teaching site for Rural Physician Associate Program (RPAP) students, it precepts Physician Assistant (PA) and Nurse Practitioner (NP) students, and its pharmacists serve as adjunct faculty for the University of Minnesota, College of Pharmacy. Medical students are welcomed for clinical educational experience in certified assistant, nursing, laboratory, radiology, health information, and nurse anesthetist programs.