CLINICAL RESEARCH ASSISTANT MANAGER
I. M. SECHENOV FIRST MOSCOW STATE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY
Skills
EHR, Database, MS Office, Google Suite, PHP, MERN, iOS, MySQL, MongoDB
I loved programming when I was a teenager. At that time, after school, I spent most of my spare time reading articles and books about ML concepts, and writing programs myself, daydreaming I might be a famous data scientist one day. But the things were not going as I desired, I reluctantly said yes after years of persuasion from my parents.
As a student at Siberian State Medical University, I went to the Faculty of Medicine, learned about why and how can we be called human beings, the beautiful and tricky nature of human anatomy and physiology. Medical communication protocols and international standards were of my greatest interest, whilst the other parts of medicine came across to be a kind of a must.
I decided to be a medical programmer when I was in year 2 of my internship, as I found out that I could write professional, sophisticated, yet logical codes for everyday medical practice, such as EHR management or PACS integration. Since then, I have made a change in my career, sought a way out to be a dedicated medical data/model engineer.
I have built 8 DICOM + HL7 combined Radiology record systems, 3 decision aid programs for patients, 1 PACS to EHR integration, a couple of medical devices AI models and unit testers.
In the meantime, I extended my vision and scope of work to be a medical writer, who is always able to provide relevant, forensic analysis and tone of explanation to everyday life problems. I also trained in writing many other types of academic, economic or layman content like folk stories and books. I also took part in writing medical and health care books, as well as 113 health blogs for websites.
Recently, I came to know this guy who shared a radical view about a career change, like me. He is a talented AI-ML developer, who got interested in medicine at his university. We thought we could co-operate to make a perfect Research > Development > Publish work line.
Since then, we made a good combo, having fast awareness in medical projects, with terms which many layman data engineers are not familiar, such as HL7, DICOM, PACS and so on.
So, what do you want? If it is to be a medical research project or related to AI, then I can be a nice solution!
I loved programming when I was a teenager. At that time, after school, I spent most of my spare time reading articles and books about ML concepts, and writing programs myself, daydreaming I might be a famous data scientist one day. But the things were not going as I desired, I reluctantly said yes after years of persuasion from my parents.
As a student at Siberian State Medical University, I went to the Faculty of Medicine, learned about why and how can we be called human beings, the beautiful and tricky nature of human anatomy and physiology. Medical communication protocols and international standards were of my greatest interest, whilst the other parts of medicine came across to be a kind of a must.
I decided to be a medical programmer when I was in year 2 of my internship, as I found out that I could write professional, sophisticated, yet logical codes for everyday medical practice, such as EHR management or PACS integration. Since then, I have made a change in my career, sought a way out to be a dedicated medical data/model engineer.
I have built 8 DICOM + HL7 combined Radiology record systems, 3 decision aid programs for patients, 1 PACS to EHR integration, a couple of medical devices AI models and unit testers.
In the meantime, I extended my vision and scope of work to be a medical writer, who is always able to provide relevant, forensic analysis and tone of explanation to everyday life problems. I also trained in writing many other types of academic, economic or layman content like folk stories and books. I also took part in writing medical and health care books, as well as 113 health blogs for websites.
Recently, I came to know this guy who shared a radical view about a career change, like me. He is a talented AI-ML developer, who got interested in medicine at his university. We thought we could co-operate to make a perfect Research > Development > Publish work line.
Since then, we made a good combo, having fast awareness in medical projects, with terms which many layman data engineers are not familiar, such as HL7, DICOM, PACS and so on.
So, what do you want? If it is to be a medical research project or related to AI, then I can be a nice solution!
Project history
05/2018
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01/2021
Worked as a medical IT developer. Built one telemedicine app, one EHR processing unit, which is
integrated within smart doctor assistant. Dealt with keeping and maintaining documents and work
processes.
integrated within smart doctor assistant. Dealt with keeping and maintaining documents and work
processes.
05/2016
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01/2018
FINANCIAL ANALYST
GRITMAN MEDICAL CENTER
Worked as an analyst on research budgets. I am one of the pioneers of the Joint-Research Initiative
with many medical organizations in Europe.
with many medical organizations in Europe.
Local Availability
Open to travel worldwide
I do not want to travel to get a job.
I love working remotely.
I love working remotely.
Other
I like working with people who are open-minded and full of imagination.
