Senior Clinical Informaticist

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May Lynn Terry

Objective: To champion a position in healthcare informatics that fully

utilizes my solid clinical and technical skillsets to improve the

quality and safety of care delivery through healthcare information

technologies.

Technical Work:

5/12 - Present Caradigm Telecommuter

Experience Senior Clinical Informaticist - Engineering Organization

Caradigm workstream lead and liaison to Geisinger Health Plan

(GHP) on the requirements gathering and design for the CareManager

logical data model and terminology.

Analyzed the HL7v2 mapping of the Amalga 3.0 Common Entities.

Extended the Amalga 3.1 Common Entities with new entities and

attributes required to support integration with the CareManager

application currently in development in cases where standards like

HL7v2 support did not exist.

Analyzed customer provided clinical and claims feeds for the

validating the required Amalga 3.0 and 3.1 common entities. Feeds

were both standards based (e.g.: HL7v2, IHE XDS messages with

HL7v3 CDA documents) and custom feeds for claims and

authorizations derived from GHP's enterprise data warehouse

(EDW).

Provided education and guidance on data modeling, terminology, and

reference standards to the engineering program manager and

developer teams.

8/11 - 5/12 GE Healthcare Telecommuter

Senior Clinical Informaticist - eHealth Organization

Created the initial methodology for identifying GHP's care

coordination workflows and translating the specifications for

implementation using Java Business Process Manager (JBPM) and the

Drools rules engine where decision support was required.

Created a data dictionary of requirements for the GHP Accountable

Care Organization (ACO) joint-developed product with Caradigm and

proposed the initial conceptual model for the Population Health

Management System (PHMS) application intended to support this

solution. The data model included both clinical and financial

domains (e.g.: claims, authorizations)

10/09 - 8/11 GE Healthcare Allendale, NJ/

Telecommuter

eHealth Solutions Architect - eHealth Organization

Collaborated with Healthcare IT innovators (CIOs, CMIOs, MD's) to

architect interoperability solutions which connect healthcare

provider's internal systems and communities using GE's Healthcare

Information Exchange (HIE) and eHealth solutions.

Assisted in systems-architecting the HIE/eHealth integration for

the following GE HIE customers: Keystone HIE (KeyHIE), Inova

Health Systems, Wake Forest University Medical Center (WFUBMC),

Central Florida Regional Health Information Exchange (CFRHIO), and

Harrison Medical Center (HMC).

Provided pre-sales support to eHealth sales executives responding

to HIE Request for Proposals (RFPs) and giving demos and

presentations highlighting our solutions and product offerings for

new business opportunities.

Supported multiple Healthcare IT vendors working with GE to

prototype HIE interoperability scenarios in the exchange of

clinical structured documents. Vendors included: Kryptiq,

Allscripts, Eclipsys, and PICIS

09/08 - 10/09 GE Healthcare Allendale, NJ/

Telecommuter

Solutions Architect - Global Engineering

Supported the creation of clinical and business relevance to

upstream marketing requirements for ePrescribing, secure

messaging, and security policies in the development of GE

Healthcare's eHealth health information exchange (HIE) solution.

Worked with Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center (WFUBMC)

to determine clinical workflows and usability requirements for

enabling the exchange of allergy data between inpatient and

outpatient clinical information systems.

Gathered requirements and generated clinical use cases for one of

GE's Centricity Device Interface (CDI) component which enabled the

flow of medical device data into nursing flow sheets. Created a

competitor matrix of medical device integration vendors as a

reference for analyzing the medical device market space and

identifying CDI product gaps.

02/03 - 09/08 Cisco Systems Iselin, NJ/ Telecommuter

Networking Engineer - Enterprise Solutions Engineering

Provided systems design recommendations for projects which

included improving the transmission of Picture Archiving and

Communications Systems (PACS) medical images to remote branch

locations using wide-area application services (WAAS). Assisted

in the creation of security marketing content and HIPAA security

compliance solutions for the healthcare provider. Supported the

Mobile Care 2.0 solution, which included integration of Cisco's

wireless voice over IP (VoIP) solution with nurse call and patient

monitoring systems.

Created an initial technical architecture proposal for an on-site

ambulatory care clinic within Cisco's San Jose headquarters

campus.

Provided advisory support to Cisco alliance partners in creating

RFP responses for the National Health Information Network (NHIN).

Proposed how Cisco's Application-Oriented Networking (AON)

solution can be used to integrate multiple clinical applications

and clinical data exchange standards such as HL7 and DICOM for

improved clinical workflows.

Advised Cisco account teams on the adoption of Cisco's nurse call

integration solution. Hospitals consulted include: Boston

Medical Center, West Tennessee Healthcare, and University of

Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ)

Lead technical architect for Cisco's Clinical Connection Suite,

extending nurse call and patient monitoring capabilities for

alerting nurses and other healthcare attendants over wireless IP

phones. Demonstrated the nurse call wireless VoIP solution at the

HIMSS 2004 conference in Orlando, FL.

Created sales force technical positioning on VoIP application

development interfaces that enabled the creation of 3rd party

applications over Cisco's IP Telephony infrastructure. Presented

and taught hands-on workshops at multiple Cisco conferences for

audiences of up to 200 attendees on designing, developing, and

configuring Cisco Computer Telephony Interface (CTI) applications

over an enterprise IP Telephony-enabled infrastructure

Lead Project Engineer responsible for the detailed design and

deployment of the Cisco's Voice Over IP solution for the Merrill

Lynch Hopewell campus

2/99 - 8/99 International Network Services

Parsippany, NJ

Network Systems Engineer

Contracted to Lucent Technologies - created course-curriculum and

test development for the Lucent Certified Network Professional

(LCNP) Certification Program; analyzed and recommended the

program's core competencies for voice and broadband wireless

technologies

5/95-2/99 Dialogic Corporation Parsippany, NJ

Software Applications Engineer (1/98 - 2/99)

Network Interfaces Business Unit - Designed, developed, unit

tested, and maintained the Unix and NT host-interface libraries

for T1, E1, and ISDN network interfaces.

Assessed the technical feasibility of customer features requested

from technical marketing and sales

6/91-5/95 NASA Kennedy Space Center, FL

Computer Engineer - Spacelab Payloads Division, Level IV

Experiment Test Unit

Worked with experiment science team to test / verify electrical

and data interfaces to the Spacelab telemetry downlink systems;

developed and conducted test procedures to verify these

interfaces; supported software maintenance of infrastructure

systems simulating downlink telemetry.

Clinical

Nursing

8/08 - 4/12 Newton Memorial Hospital

Experience Newton, NJ

Staff Nurse - 2 West Medical/Surgical Unit (Per-Diem)

Provided patient care for up to 6 medical/surgical patients per

shift; assessed patient status and notified the appropriate

patient care contact of clinical changes and/or further

interventions; Performed clinical tasks according to hospital

policies; educated both patients and families on healthcare needs,

conditions, and options.

3/06 - 8/08 Princeton Healthcare System

Princeton, NJ

Staff Nurse - Cardiac Telemetry (Per-Diem)

Provided patient care for up to 6 medical/surgical patients per

shift; assessed patient status and notified the appropriate

patient care contact of clinical changes and/or further

interventions; Performed clinical tasks according to hospital

policies; educated both patients and families on healthcare needs,

conditions, and options.

Other Clinical

Experience 11/03 - 12/05 East Brunswick Rescue Squad

East Brunswick, NJ

Emergency Medical Technician / First Aid Responder

Provided pre-hospital basic life support of critically ill and

injured patients.

10/02 - 11/03 Edison #1 First Aid Squad

Edison, NJ

Emergency Medical Technician / First Aid Responder

Provided pre-hospital basic life support of critically ill and

injured patients.

Education

6/08 - Northwestern University Master's Degree in Medical

Informatics (3.91 GPA)

1/03 - 12/05 Mercer County Community College - Associates Degree

in Nursing Science

9/86 - 5/91 University of Miami - Bachelor of Science in

Electrical Engineering (BSEE); 2nd Major in Public Policy and

Administration

Healthcare-Related Certifications 1/06

Registered Nurse (New Jersey), RN License # 26NR12411900 since

Technical

Proficiencies Healthcare IT Standard Terminologies: HL7v3 Clinical Document

Architecture, SNOMED-CT, LOINC, ICD-9, ICD-10, RxNorm

Healthcare IT Interface Standards: HL7v2, IHE (PIX, PDQ, XDS,

XCA), HITSP C32, X12 837, UB04, CMS1500

Healthcare IT Vendor Products: Caradigm Intelligence Platform

(aka: Microsoft Amalga), 3M Healthcare Data Dictionary (HDD),

Health Language LExScape and LEAdmin, GE eHealth HIE, GE

Centricity EMR, Nextgate MatchMetrix EMPI

IT Applications: DROOLs, JBPM, SQL Server 2012, Sharepoint 2012

Operating Systems - Windows 2012 Server, Windows 7, Linux

Programming/Scripting Languages - Java, JSP, ASP, SQL

Desktop Software: MS Office: PowerPoint, Excel, Word, Access, MS

Project, MS Visio

Bilingual: fluent in Spanish

Strong presentation and writing skills

Awards

2010 - GE eHealth Quarterly Award for Customer Success

2000 - 2007 - various Cisco Systems CAP Awards for furthering

customer and solutions beyond the normal scope of work

2004 - Knights of Columbus East Brunswick Community Award for an

EMT clinical intervention

1999 - International Network Services Quarterly Award

1997 - Dialogic Corporation - Monetary award for completing a

software API deliverable within schedule

1994 - NASA Manned Flight Awareness Award

References

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