StrenuMed is a trusted global leader in design and manufacturing of medical devices. We bring superior engineering design and developmental expertise to the science of cordless surgical handpieces. Our products are used in numerous countries all over the world.

We are a company that constantly seeks opportunities to improve outcome. Our growth has come from a variety of innovative, high-quality products and services resulting from the dedication or our employees. We were the first to offer competitive powered surgical battery packs, chargers and autoclavable electronics and motors.

StrenuMed – Origin of our name.

Doug Walker co-founded StrenuMed in 1995 with the vision of offering creative orthopedic accessories at a competitive price.

Prior to starting StrenuMed, Mr. Walker was an Engineering Manager with Zimmer Hall Surgical. He has held numerous engineering roles in medical device companies such as Micro-Aire, Mentor Corporation and Johnson & Johnson. He began his career 1985 in a U.C.S.D. Hospital Orthopedic Biomechanics lab studying the effects of cranial screws.

Mr. Walker holds a B.S. in Bio-Medical Engineering from Tulane University and a MBA from Pepperdine University. He currently holds 6 patents and is a published author of medical design articles.

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Brenda Acosta has served as Vice President of Marketing at StrenuMed since 1995. She is also a co-founder.

Prior to joining StrenuMed, Ms. Acosta served as a Product Manager with Kendall Devon Industries. She has also held a Product Manager position with Zimmer Hall Surgical specializing in Small Bone orthopedics and Maxio-facial implants.

Ms. Acosta holds a B.A. in Economics from the University of California, San Diego and a Medical Marketing Certificate from the University of California, Los Angeles The Anderson School of Management. Ms. Acosta oversees global marketing management as well as corporate sales.

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Frank Ordaz
Chief Electronic Engineer

Frank Ordaz joined StrenuMed in 1997 as a senior Electronic Engineer. During his time he has been instrumental in developing sophisticated electronic modules that can withstand the harshest medical environments.

Mr. Ordaz began his electronic career in 1966 while working on avionics navigational electronics for the U.S. Air Force. Prior to StrenuMed Mr. Ordaz was an Electrical Engineer with Zimmer Hall Surgical. He has taught electrical engineering principles at trade schools and has published numerous papers on electro-magnetics.

Mr. Ordaz holds a B.S. in Engineering Technology from California Polytechnical University, Pomona. He currently holds 4 patents.