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Franklin, Tennessee, United States

I provide comprehensive integration support for HL7 interfaces using IBMi/AS400, Mirth Connex, and Rhapsody Corepoint. My role involves troubleshooting and interpreting JavaScript, RPG, and SQL scripts to assist customers and internal departments. I facilitate the Integration Support team's Subject Matter Expert (SME) program, ensuring effective communication and collaboration with the Departmental Solutions team. I develop and deliver training materials on troubleshooting interfacing issues involving MEDHOST's Emergency Department solution and create decision trees to improve front-line support issue resolution. Additionally, I participate in bridge calls with corporate customers, system maintenance events, Connex validations, Corepoint upgrades, and provide on-call support during holidays to ensure continuous system operation. My work involves close collaboration with cross-functional teams, including programmers, clinical analysts, and management, to address integration challenges and client escalations, leveraging my expertise in healthcare IT systems and protocols.

Madison, Wisconsin Area

I worked closely with IT staff at BJC Healthcare, Washington University School of Medicine, and Southern Illinois Healthcare to configure and optimize their EHRs to meet changing organizational needs and maximize successful clinical outcomes. While in this role, I provided technical support of Epic’s outpatient suite of applications. My duties included communicating daily with clients to prioritize, analyze, and address issues in their EHR. In addition, I collaborated internally with Epic’s R&D, Quality Assurance, and Implementation teams to provide my clients with reliable technical guidance.

Greater St. Louis Area

Facilitated the well-being and safety of a floor community of 51 First-Year undergraduate residents. Participated in 2 weeks of training to develop leadership and conflict management skills. Organized and implement holistic programming focused on developing both the individual self-awareness of residents and the overall floor community by educating residents on identity, equity, and justice; care and resilience; and community ownership

Greater St. Louis Area

Awarded funding from the uSTAR Summer Scholars Program and the following year from the Washington University BioSURF Program to work full-time in the lab of Dr. Celeste Karch. During my first summer, I primarily employed immunocytochemistry to characterize induced pluripotent stem cells derived from fibroblasts of Alzheimer’s patients to be used to investigate the biological pathways of Alzheimer’s Disease. In the summer of 2016, I focused on carrying out western blotting and protein quantification protocols to analyze the effects of phospholipase D3 variants on amyloid precursor protein processing. Both summers, I presented my results to Washington University faculty, fellow undergraduate researchers and their mentors at the annual undergraduate symposium and partook in a poster session.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Biomedical/Medical Engineering, Senior

Activities and Societies: The National Society of Black Engineers

High School, Distinguished Achievement Program

Activities and Societies: Student Council, National Honor Society, Class GovernmentOverall GPA: 5.0. Among valedictorians of graduating.