From clinical data to documentation systems

How I got here

My career started in clinical data. For six years in the US Air Force Reserve, I was a clinical data manager on an aeromedical evacuation team: the lead electronic health records expert for my section, training 100 personnel and auditing clinical documentation against federal standards.

From there I moved into data analysis and product work in health IT. I built an enterprise knowledge base for a 100-person informatics department at Florida Cancer Specialists, ran sprints as a Scrum Master, wrote integration documentation and state Medicaid proposals at Amida, and managed a development team for a healthcare data product at Wellsync. Along the way I earned a BA in professional writing and an MS in healthcare informatics from the University of South Florida.

Most of these skills exist because something went wrong once.From the README of doc-skills-library

Each of those roles came back to the same problem: people need accurate information to do their jobs, and it goes stale faster than a team can maintain it by hand. At MHK, I work on that problem directly. I write and maintain a 1,900+ article knowledge base, and I build the AI pipelines, agent skills, and MCP servers that review, score, and publish it.