Helping build the future of healthcare.

Infrastructure development for machine learning environment; export of data from clinical networks; de-identification of PHI; deployment of inference algorithms to clinical environment; developing containerized utilities in a clustered enviroment.

Developed prototype radiology order entry system; clinical iOS DICOM imaging application using wavelets for transmission and GPU for rendering; Collaborated with physicians on a number of applications improving decision support in radiology.

Built first (and perhaps only) functional DICOM workstation that ran inside of a pumpkin.

Proxome formed at the CAMTech STOP EBOLA Hackathon. We developed a prototype of a voice-controlled application which retrieved patient vital signs over low-energy bluetooth connections. This way a clinician could record patient heart rate and temperature while wearing Personal Protective Equipment. Proxome was also a finalist in the Google 'Wearables in Healthcare Pilot Challenge' in April 2015 and was a winner at Boston University’s “Shark Tank” pitch session at the Global Health and Technology Meetup.

Developed patient-centric, cloud-based personal health record repository. Participated in ASTM standards development of Continuity of Care record.

Developed first web-based clinical diagnostic-quality radiology imaging system. Amicas was the first company to get a 510(k) for deployment of JPEG 2000 compression in a commercial product.

Extended existing visual Bayesian tool for genetics counselors that interactively calculated probabilities ofvarious genetic disorders; Constructed initial prototypes for patient-centered life-long medical record (project Guardian Angel).

Clinically centered imaging; one of the first commercial PACS companies. RSTAR project spun out of theMGH radiology department. Started as senior software engineer and was promoted to be director of software engineering. Designed, prototyped, and shipped product.