Built for travel nurse staffing agencies.Winner, B2B category, Lovable SheBuilds Season 03.

MedRamp: Just-in-time onboarding for travel nurses

Faster ramp. Fewer calls. Happier placements.

MedRamp delivers facility operational knowledge to your travel nurses on day one, without burdening your recruiters or the hospital.

The problem

The cost of unfamiliar facilities lands on you.

01

Nurses can't find answers on the floor, so they interrupt charge staff or call your coordinator.

02

Every call your coordinator takes is time not spent on placements.

03

Frustrated hospital partners. Overloaded recruiters. Your reputation on the line.

The founder

Built by a physician who trained across 10+ hospitals

MedRamp is built by a physician who trained and worked across 10+ hospitals in 3 countries, experiencing firsthand how much facility-specific knowledge has to be relearned every time you start somewhere new.

MedRamp won the B2B category at Lovable's SheBuilds Season 03 (June 2026), one of 210 builders selected from over 3,000 applicants representing 122 countries.

For agencies

Because every unanswered operational question on the floor reflects on you.

When the same question appears across hospitals, that's a signal, not a coincidence. It's a gap in your standard onboarding.

MedRamp captures patterns across every nurse you place and every facility you staff, so you fix it once, not every 13 weeks.

13 weeks

Standard travel nurse contract length

Source: AMN Healthcare

5.3%

of US RNs worked as travel nurses in 2024.

Source: 2024 National Nursing Workforce Survey

What we'll measure in our pilot:

  • Coordinator hours saved per placement cycle
  • % of nurse questions auto-answered
  • Contract completion rate vs. facility baseline
  • Nurse satisfaction score

Isolated by design

Each facility's knowledge base is walled off and auditable. No cross-contamination between hospitals.

Pilot MedRamp with the nurses you place.

We're partnering with a small number of agencies to shape the product. If you place travel nurses, we want to talk.

How it works

From upload to answered, in three steps.

  1. Step 1

    Coordinators upload SOPs

    Policies, handbooks, and tacit knowledge indexed per unit. Each facility is its own isolated namespace.

  2. Step 2

    Travel nurses ask, get answers instantly

    Semantic search across your facility's knowledge base means asking 'where do I park' and 'parking location' return the same answer. Every answer is sourced and timestamped. If MedRamp doesn't know, it says so and escalates to the coordinator automatically.

  3. Step 3

    Coordinator approvals enrich the knowledge base permanently

    The nurse who asked gets the answer. Every future travel nurse on that unit gets it instantly.

Why it matters

What MedRamp is built to change.

Our pilot (planned for Q3 2026, open for partnerships) will measure whether these hold up in practice.

Agencies

Fewer onboarding-related contract cancellations, the completion-rate metric hospitals and MSPs (Managed Service Providers, the vendors that manage staffing contracts for a health system) track when deciding who to renew.

Hospitals & facilities

Fewer early departures, faster time-to-productive for every nurse placed.

Travel nurses

Smoother first days, less frustration finding answers, no change to pay.

FAQ

Common questions about MedRamp.

What is MedRamp?

Just-in-time operational onboarding for travel nurses, giving sourced, facility-specific answers instead of guesswork.

Who is MedRamp for?

Travel nurse staffing agencies and the hospitals they place nurses into.

What happens if MedRamp doesn't know an answer?

It escalates to the facility coordinator automatically rather than guessing.

Is MedRamp a clinical tool?

No, MedRamp provides operational information only, not clinical guidance.

Does MedRamp work across multiple hospitals?

Yes, each facility's knowledge base is isolated and auditable.

Is MedRamp commercially available?

Not yet. We're recruiting a small number of pilot partners to test the concept before a broader release.