Healthcare Seminar 2026
JOINT SEMINAR
IAEI Benjamin Franklin Chapter
Healthcare Facilities Managers Association of Delaware Valley (HFMADV)
0.8 CEUs (8 contact hours) will be issued for attendance
COURSE NAME
Healthcare Electricians Seminar
Empowering Electrical Professionals in Healthcare Environments
DATE AND TIME
March 11, 2026
7:00 AM Registration
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Seminar
LOCATION
Medical Alumni Hall
The Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
3400 Spruce Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104
The entrance is on 34th Street.
Red Coat Ambassadors will be available upon arrival to provide directional assistance.
PARKING
3600 Civic Center Boulevard Parking Garage or Pavilion Parking Garage.
A free shuttle is available from the 3600 Civic Center Boulevard Garage's Level 2 transportation center to the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.
Please do not park in the Perelman Center garage, which is reserved for Perelman Center patients only.
COST
$150.00 per person for IAEI and HFMADV members*
$175.00 per person for nonmembers
Breakfast & lunch are included in your registration fee
*YOU MUST USE THE DISCOUNT CODE TO OBTAIN MEMBER PRICING. CHECK YOUR EMAIL.
SPONSOR
Yale Electric Supply
There will be a trade show in conjunction with the seminar.
INSTRUCTORS
- Julian Wells, Joint Commission Life Safety Surveyor
- Randy Stoddard, Supervisor of Electricians at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP)
- Michal Hofkin, Lead Regulatory Engineer, UL Solutions
KEY TOPICS
- National Electrical Code (NEC): Stay current with the latest NEC requirements, including major changes affecting healthcare occupancies. Learn how to interpret and apply code provisions specific to hospitals, surgical centers, and outpatient facilities.
- NFPA 99: Health Care Facilities Code: Dive deep into the standards for electrical systems in healthcare—from essential electrical systems and emergency power to patient care-related requirements. Explore real-world scenarios, inspections, and compliance challenges.
- UL Standards and Certification: Understand the role of UL standards and listing in the selection, installation, and inspection of electrical equipment for healthcare settings. Discover how to navigate the evolving UL landscape and leverage their expertise for facility safety and code compliance.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This seminar is expressly designed for individuals responsible for the safety, compliance, and performance of electrical systems in healthcare facilities, including but not limited to:
- Electrical Contractors and Journeymen
- Healthcare Facility Electricians
- Electrical Inspectors and Plans Examiners
- Electrical Engineers and Designers
- Facilities Managers and Maintenance Supervisors
- Project Managers working on healthcare projects
- Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJs) and Safety Officers
- Compliance and Regulatory Experts
- Anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of the NEC, NFPA 99, and UL standards as they relate to the healthcare environment
INSTRUCTOR BIOGRAPHIES
JULIAN WELLS
With over 15 years of experience spanning hospital operations, fire protection, and state and federal oversight, Julian is a seasoned healthcare facility and regulatory compliance professional. He currently serves as a Joint Commission Life Safety Surveyor, bringing a unique Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) perspective to healthcare organizations navigating accreditation and compliance challenges. Before this role, Julian held regulatory and facilities roles at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Temple University Hospital, Johnson Controls, and the Pennsylvania Department of Health, where he conducted Life Safety Code inspections, CMS monitoring surveys, and Environment of Care evaluations.
His background combines frontline operations, executive-level compliance strategy, and surveyor insight, enabling him to bridge the gap between regulatory intent and practical implementation in complex healthcare environments.
RANDY STODDARD
Randy Stoddard is currently the Supervisor of Electricians at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), where he leads a team responsible for the electrical maintenance and repair of three hospitals, four surgical centers, and over 65 primary care sites. CHOP is committed to providing high-level care to children around the world. Randy is committed to providing thoughtful, prudent, and effective leadership throughout the electrical industry. Randy has been in the electrical industry since the year 2000 and has been in healthcare since 2017. He is the President of the Ben Franklin Chapter of the Independent Alliance of the Electrical Industry (IAEI), he has a Certified Hospital Emergency Power Professional (CHEPP) credential from Motors and Generators Institute (MGI), and he is a Principal Committee Member on NFPA 99 Electrical Systems and a principal member of CMP 15 on the NEC."
With over two decades in the electrical field and deep roots in healthcare's unique challenges, Randy brings unparalleled insight into real-world code application, leadership, and the complexities of maintaining essential electrical systems in large, high-acuity environments.
MICHAL HOFKIN
Michal Hofkin joined UL Solutions as a Lead Regulatory Engineer in the Codes and Regulatory Services Department in May 2021. Michal is responsible for leading UL Solutions' regulatory efforts in the Northeast United States, serving the Eastern Section of the Independent Alliance of the Electrical Industry (formerly International Association of Electrical Inspectors - IAEI) and other industry entities.
His work with the IAEI has led to his current position as secretary of the Benjamin Franklin Chapter, past president of the Benjamin Franklin Chapter and the Eastern Section, and as the former chairman of the IAEI International Board of Directors. Michal is very active in the code development process, writing public inputs and public comments, has been named to represent UL Solutions on NEC CMP7, is a former member of several UL Standards Technical Panels, and is a current member of the Sustainable Energy Action Committee (SEAC).
Michal offers a unique perspective from both the regulatory and practical sides of the industry, with a career spanning installation, inspection, code development, and instruction. His work bridges the gap between code requirements and field reality, ensuring you leave with actionable knowledge.