Meet TLC Locum LLC’s Leadership
Mohamed Basha
CEO, Founder, Nurse
“We want to be a part of this community and when you’re part of a community you take care of each other.”
Mohamed is the CEO and founder of TLC. As the eldest in a large family, he was driven to perform above and beyond in his chosen career path. His first career goals were in the computer technology industry, but the seclusion of working in front of a computer in an office could not satisfy his desire for human connection. He was introduced to the nursing field at an off-chance meeting while driving taxis for his father’s company. The person he drove that day was a traveling nurse, and her story would alter the course of his life.
Mohamed is the CEO and founder of TLC. As the eldest in a large family, he was driven to perform above and beyond in his chosen career path. His first career goals were in the computer technology industry, but the seclusion of working in front of a computer in an office could not satisfy his desire for human connection. He was introduced to the nursing field at an off-chance meeting while driving taxis for his father’s company. The person he drove that day was a traveling nurse, and her story would alter the course of his life.
Katelynn Audette
OPERATIONS/INTEGRATION MANAGER
“Hospitality is in my blood and I bring those skills here where I feel like I’ve changed people’s lives when I go home every day.”
Katelynn works directly with our operations team and CEO to streamline procedures and boost morale throughout the whole company. With a bachelor’s degree in Health Science from the University of Vermont and after 15 years in the hospitality industry, she brings her knowledge and experience to run TLC smoothly and efficiently. She personally checks in with our clients and locum tenens providers to ensure TLC is meeting both of their needs through appreciation, knowledge, and great communication.
When checking in with one client, Katelynn was proud to find that after initially feeling hesitant about receiving care, just a month and a half later, the client was begging her not to take away her caregiver, whom she had come to regard as family. As Katelynn says, “The fact that our company is caring for someone, at a point where they are feeling their lowest, to then making them feel loved is amazing.” Ensuring our locum tenens providers are taken care of is our highest priority and key to providing quality care.
