First CMIO role. Established ARMC’s Clinical Informatics division from the ground up by restructuring the IT department. Developed the governance model for ARMC’s Epic electronic medical records program.

Guided the implementation of telemedicine for more than 34 outpatient services and 54 skilled nursing facilities across San Bernardino County, including County Detention Centers. Secured over $1 million in telemedicine funding through two CARES Act grants.

Implemented system efficiencies that increased productivity and reduced annual costs across financial management, budgeting, strategic planning, and organizational resource oversight.

Provided healthcare IT consulting to health systems and physician groups, specializing in EHR optimization, workflow analysis, EMR implementation, and mobile healthcare solutions. Applied lean-based system design principles to clinical workflow transformation.

Built expertise in Epic, Cerner, and multi-vendor environments. Consulted on value-based care technology strategy, population health infrastructure, and clinical decision support design.

Completed dual fellowship training in Clinical and Biomedical Informatics, becoming the first pediatrician in North America to hold both fellowships simultaneously. Post-doctoral NIH-funded training in machine learning at the National Library of Medicine.

Completed residency training and board certification by the American Board of Pediatrics (ABP). Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics (FAAP). Clinical experience spans inpatient and ambulatory pediatric care across academic medical center and community settings. The clinical foundation established here remains central to the informatics and AI governance work that followed.