Developed HL7 2.3.1 and 2.5.1 interface for the exchange and query of data in and out of the registry. The interface's alignment with standards later led to it being the first in the nation to be fully certified, as it allowed for rapid and consistent onboarding of additional exchanges. In turn, increased the coverage rates and accuracy of the data in the registry.Additionally, we developed a suite of tools to allow self-service management and reporting of the interfaces directly through our web-based Immunization registry product. This empowered the users at the state level to self-service as many of the tasks needed to support the registry as possible.

Led the design and implementation of a web-based multi-tenant Immunization Registry Application that later grew to be used by one-third of the States in the nation.