.NET developer supporting a legacy system, responsible for collecting anonymized data across the organization's information systems, for training and integration testing purposes.

Member of the Innovation and Continuous Improvement team (INNOVAC) which explores and implements modern software development practices. Our knowledge is leveraged in efforts to modernize legacy solutions and in the design, implementation and deployment of new solutions.

The Bell Public Safety Group is updating their emergency dispatch system to support Next Generation 911 (NG911) - a standard designed to improve inter-agency data sharing and standardize the distribution of multimedia content to emergency responders.

Work with the CDO team to continue the development of the CristalNet application which manages computerized clinical records and activities, handles data queries, and integrates with the Quebec Health File (DSQ).

For over 12 years, I served as a Senior Technical Engineer on McKesson’s Radiology Information System (RIS), overseeing end-to-end implementations—from initial planning through go-live and post-deployment issue resolution—before transitioning systems to the support team. Notably, I played a pivotal role in Ireland’s National Integrated Medical Imaging System (NIMIS), the country's largest and most ambitious radiology IT initiative. From its inception and over the subsequent five years, I contributed to the deployment of McKesson’s RIS across a network that eventually encompassed 36 hospitals. Each facility maintained its own patient registration system, necessitating the integration of unique HL7 v2 message streams into the Cloverleaf Integration Engine, which I configured and managed. The first hospital went live approximately 14 months after project kickoff, with subsequent activations occurring every 4–8 weeks. This steady rollout underscored the effectiveness of our implementation strategy and collaborative approach.

Significantly, despite the Health Service Executive (HSE) initiating work to replace the McKesson RIS, no hospitals had transitioned to the new system in over 6 years into that effort — a testament our accomplishment and to the robustness and reliability of the solution we delivered.

Below is a more detailed overview of some of my responsibilities and contributions.