Chicago-based AMOpportunities, a clinical training platform, has been acquired by California private-equity firm AIMEquity Partners.
Financial details were not disclosed.
The startup, founded by President Kyle Swinsky and Chief Operating Officer Benjamin Bradley — both University ofWisconsin-Madison alums — won the University of Chicago's New Venture Challenge in 2013 while Swinsky was anMBA student at the Hyde Park university.
In recent years, the company has grown from five people to 47 employees as of last year, and it was a Crain's 2024Best Places to Work winner.
The company has created a training platform for tech-enabled clinical rotation development and managementservices for schools, providers and health systems.
"Amid a severe health care provider shortage, AMO’s platform addresses critical challenges faced by facilities andsystems in providing clinical training, a degree program requirement and a rate-limiting step in increasing theprovider workforce," AIM Equity Partners said in a statement. "We look forward to supporting AMO as it continues to expand its market reach and solution offering to provide healthcare schools and facilities a market-leading training and workforce development solution."