Clinical Systems Developer | From Bedside to Code | Healthcare Data Analytics | Agile EHR Engineer
From bedside to code: Transforming clinical frustration into technical innovation.
View My SolutionsI transform broken clinical workflows into elegant technical solutions. From bedside to code, I build healthcare systems that actually work.
With over a decade in neonatology and infectious disease medicine, I've seen firsthand how poor system design affects patient outcomes. I've managed NIH multicenter trials that outperformed Harvard's data quality, and engineered fixes for medical device trials that eluded sponsors.
My approach is unique: I don't just understand the technical requirementsβI've lived the clinical workflows. Every system I design comes from firsthand experience with the problems it solves.
Years Clinical Experience
Clinical Systems Built
Critical Deviations in Trials
Redesigned electronic health record interface that streamlines how neonatologists work. Replaced complex menu navigation with an intuitive visual approach using anatomical diagrams and drag-and-drop charting. Built to run on top of existing EHR backends without vendor lock-in.
Key Innovation: Significantly reduces documentation time by matching interface design to natural clinical thought patterns.
π Live Demo | Contact for full system access
Mobile documentation platform designed for high-pressure transport situations. Features automated reminders for critical assessments and seamless workflow between medical team members. Designed for offline-first use with automatic sync when back online.
Key Innovation: First transport documentation system designed by someone who's actually been in the back of a transport unit at 3 AM.
Early warning system that identifies critical conditions before symptoms appear. Monitors multiple health indicators to predict necrotizing enterocolitis 24-48 hours in advance, enabling rapid intervention.
Key Innovation: Transforms clinical pattern recognition into systematic early warning alerts, enabling proactive intervention.
Publication forthcoming | Demo available
Visual monitoring system that transforms complex vital signs into easy-to-read patterns using an engaging retro-style interface. Converts traditional measurements into dynamic visual displays that make patient status immediately clear to medical staff. Reduces cognitive load during critical patient assessments.
Key Innovation: Makes complex vital sign patterns immediately recognizable through intuitive visual displays, supporting faster clinical decision-making.
π Live Demo | Interactive Biorhythm Visualization
Evidence-based clinical decision support tool for oxygen weaning in neonatal patients. Uses "God Particle" stability metrics including SpO2 Coefficient of Variation, SpO2/FiO2 ratio, and Time-in-Target-Range to generate safe, data-driven weaning recommendations. Features real-time data entry, transparent formula display, and trend visualization.
Key Innovation: First weaning system to combine multiple stability metrics into a comprehensive readiness score, addressing the randomness of traditional FiO2 weaning practices and potentially reducing BPD/chronic lung disease progression.
π Live Demo | Publication in preparation
Building bridges between clinical needs and technical solutions
Every feature starts with understanding the clinical need, not the technical possibility.
Build, test with actual clinicians, refine. No solution survives first contact with a busy NICU.
If it doesn't work at 3 AM with a crying baby and stressed staff, it doesn't work.
If it can't improve clinical outcomes, it's not worth creating.
I'm passionate about solving healthcare's biggest challenges through technology. Whether you need someone who can bridge clinical and technical teams, or develop solutions directly, let's discuss how I can contribute to your organization.
Specialties: NICU clinical systems β’ Antimicrobial stewardship β’ REDCap/EDC optimization β’ Agile healthcare product development β’ Turning 'that's how we've always done it' into 'I can't believe we worked without this'