Web-based billing/accounting system and patient management software for associated network of doctors across Iowa.

Allowed doctors move to a paperless medical record system. Managed allowed procedures for doctor/patient interactions and automatically created PDFs in format required by insurance agencies and state regulators. Final implementation nearly completely automated billing/reports to state regulators and insurance agencies, saving client hundreds of person-hours per month.

An Enterprise Medical Facility had a new EPIC system to rollout. Both new and old systems used  Intersystems Database based on Cache (Mumps, M).

Web-based Orthopaedic patient/schedule management system. Allowed doctor to track patient statistics, CMEs, meetings,
and allowed staff to provide doctor with documents needed on trips anywhere in the world.

Created bid, deliverables, and timeline for third party as sub-contractor. Lead
DBA, hired additional programming staff for project, trained them in
PHP-database programming, and managed project from inception to completion.

Project so successful for first physician that many other physicians in office setup the same
thing.

Consultant for a hospital network that spanned 4 states, 20 hospitals and numerous outpatient facilities and clinics.

Contracted by private regional hospital for assisting with security issues fpr network of several hundred windows 2000 client computers. Network ran with a central PDC running RedHat linux and Samba. Client was required to implement additional security as part of HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996).

Optometrist had two offices each sharing one accounting database. Client wanted a secure and easy way to network each office such that all computers on each network could access the other network without installing specialized hardware or software. I met with clients and proposed and implemented a low-cost, high-resilient system. Directed office IT on required internet purchases and led the installation of a trouble-free, web-managed system consisting of two Linux firewalls using VPN IPSEC software.

Organization using Peoplesoft on Oracle wanted to have an online application which tracked employee assets in a complex way that Peoplesoft did not offer. Existing corporate web server did not offer native OCI calls, just slower generic ODBC modules.

In 1998 the concept of "middleware" for the web was just getting started.

Created bid, set deliverables and timeline, persuaded a key decision maker about feasibility of the emerging technology of web-based information management despite incredulity from hospital IT staff.