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Services

Three disciplines. One accountable lead.

EHR programs stall in the gap between build, training, and integration. I work across all three, so the configuration, the training, and the FHIR layer agree with each other. Engagements are scoped as a whole, not by line item.

Capability matrix

Discipline × platform.

Where each kind of work lands across Oracle Health, Epic, and the integration layer.

Oracle Health (Cerner) MillenniumEpicInteroperability & cloud
BuildConfigurationPowerPlans · PowerForms · Dynamic Documentation · mPages · Discern Rules · Order Entry Format · CCLFlowsheets · SmartTools · Workflow Engine Rules (LOR) · security and SER/EMPHL7 v2.x interfaces · FHIR R4 APIs · AWS Lambda, SQS/SNS, EventBridge
TrainAdoptionPowerChart · FirstNet · SurgiNet · PathNet · Scheduling · RadNet · PharmNetEpicCare Inpatient Clinical Documentation, INP402 certifiedStoryline · Captivate · Camtasia · LMS administration · adoption metrics
InnovateFHIR appsSMART on FHIR app development · seeCOLe (SMART Health IT App Gallery, Epic App Orchard) · MARY, voice-driven and FHIR-native · Interlace Health / FormFast integration · four national FHIR competition wins
01 · EHR Build & Optimization

Clinical content providers actually use.

New build, optimization of content that isn't working, and translation of clinical requirements into configuration.

When to callYou're staffing a Cerner or Epic engagement, you have a build backlog, or adoption is poor on a module that doesn't fit clinical workflow. You need a senior analyst productive in week one.
What you get
  • APowerPlans, PowerForms, Dynamic Documentation, mPages, Discern Rules, Order Entry Format
  • BEpic Flowsheets, SmartTools, Workflow Engine Rules (LOR), security and SER/EMP
  • CWorkflow gap analysis with Cerner Method M and Model Experience
  • DTest plans, UAT, regression, go-live and at-the-elbow support
  • EAmbulatory, Inpatient, ED, Behavioral Health, Addiction Medicine, Oncology, Periop, Lab, Radiology, Pharmacy, Rev Cycle
02 · Training & Adoption

EHR training that survives go-live.

eLearning clinicians finish, built by someone who knows how the system was configured.

When to callA go-live is coming and the training plan is thin, your eLearning is out of date, or you need instructional design and EHR knowledge in the same person.
What you get
  • AeLearning in Articulate Storyline, Adobe Captivate, and Camtasia
  • BLMS administration, assessment design, and adoption reporting
  • CPrincipal trainer support across PowerChart, FirstNet, SurgiNet, PathNet, RadNet, PharmNet
  • DContent for physicians, nursing, and ancillary staff
  • ECoordination of trainer, build, and design teams on 25-resource programs
03 · FHIR & Innovation

Clinical apps and integrations on top of the EHR.

SMART on FHIR developer and four-time national competition winner, with the build experience to make an app fit the chart underneath.

What you get
  • HL7 v2.x interface design and troubleshootingInbound · outbound
  • FHIR R4 API integration and custom APIsR4
  • SMART on FHIR application developmentEHR launch · standalone
  • Cloud integrationAWS · Azure
  • Third-party document automationInterlace / FormFast
Shipped

seeCOLe

AR-powered EHR navigation for colorblind clinicians. Listed in the SMART Health IT App Gallery and the Epic App Orchard; tested against Epic's FHIR sandbox.

seecole.app
In development

MARY

Medical Assistant and Research sYstem: a voice-driven, FHIR-native interface for clinical teams.

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Staffing an EHR build, a go-live, or a FHIR integration?

Describe the program and how it is structured. You get a candid read on fit within one business day, and if it is not a match, a pointer to someone who is.