For over two decades, I've dedicated my career to architecting innovative AI-driven solutions for complex healthcare challenges. Starting in 1998, I led critical healthcare projects on Y2K mitigation and medical device compliance. In 2001, I pioneered one of the earliest mission-critical AI applications for same-day surgery triage, integrating insights from Dr. Michael Roizenβs RealAge series with cutting-edge Microsoft technology and the industry's earliest Wi-Fi networks and AI frameworks.
- π 2001-2007: Taught thousands of programmers mission-critical .NET.
- π 2001-2013: Authored top-selling programming books published with Wrox, widely recognized in the developer community.
- π₯ 2007: Architect and lead developer Electronic Health Record (EHR) system for a leading Ivy academic medical center.
- π 2008: Developed algorithms using AHFS codes and AI to reduce medication over prescription.
- π©Ί 2009: Built specialized pain management platforms improving patient care and SF-x scores.
- π€ 2011: Engineered a Shared Decision-Making platform, empowering patient healthcare engagement.
- β 2008: Led technical engineering for Activity Reporting, a compliance platform essential to CMS regulatory adherence, foundational to RealActivity's advanced AI copilots.
- βοΈ 2010-2020: Directed teams migrating critical healthcare workloads to Azure Cloud.
- π 2022: Collaborated with Microsoft Healthcare & HLS team, creating and delivering architect-level courseware for Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare Partners.
- π 2020-Present: Founded Boston Healthcare Cloud and AI Community, advancing global AI healthcare innovation.
- π 2019-2020: Earned multiple enterprise certifications from Microsoft, including Azure MVP (2019) and Azure Most Influential (2020).
- π§ Present: Chief AI Officer & Philanthropy Lead at RealActivity, a Microsoft Founders Hub Level 4 member, dedicated to ethical, secure, transformative AI solutions.
- π€ Speaker: Global speaker, ranked in Microsoft's top 3% on Sessionize, with presentations across 115+ countries.
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