
Product Director at McKesson Provider Technologies
Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area

Product Director at McKesson Provider Technologies
Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area
Applied knowledge representation for the art, science, and industry of health care. I sometimes call myself an "industrial ontologist". I also teach this topic at the University of Minnesota (adjunct, part-time).
Physician (family medicine), health informatics, "industrial ontology", eclectic thinking and invention.
(Hospital & Health Care industry)
2001 — Present (8 years)
(Public Company; Hospital & Health Care industry)
2001 — Present (8 years)
(Hospital & Health Care industry)
2000 — Present (9 years)
(Hospital & Health Care industry)
2000 — Present (9 years)
(Hospital & Health Care industry)
2000 — Present (9 years)
(Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Computer Software industry)
August 1996 — December 2000 (4 years 5 months)
Startup company in health care IT clinical process automation. Mostly I designed components of our applications and worked on knowledge representation problems. Despite the title I was more of an analyst/inventor than a true product manager.
(Hospital & Health Care industry)
1989 — 1994 (5 years)
(Educational Institution; 1001-5000 employees; Higher Education industry)
July 1989 — July 1994 (5 years 1 month)
I did general practice in Escanaba Michigan, taught medicals students and eventually lead the pre-doc primary care curriculum and did research in health informatics.
MS , Health Informatics , 1991 — 1992
MD , Medicine , 1982 — 1986
BS , Chemistry , 1978 — 1981
Liberal arts 1980 — 1980
I was an exchange student from Caltech.
Other , Sciences , 1976 — 1978
This isn't relevant to my corporate profile, though in fact my Vanier experience was rather more important than one might expect. I quite enjoyed it.
Reading, writing, etc. 1971 — 1976
Primary Care Research and Education Fellowship 1988
American Medical Informatics Association