Stuart A. Hillman


New York, NY 10003
Stuart.Hillman@gmail.com
(347) xxx-xxxx

Education

Brown University, Providence, RI
May 2000
B.A. in Computer Science

Skills
Hospitals:
EMR. CPOE, Pharmacy, Patient Registration, Quality Assessment, Nursing Informatics, MLM
Sytems:
Design, Analysis, Testing, Specification, Configuration, Vendor Management
Management: Project management, Personnel evaluation, Logistics, Requirements evaluation, Workflow Analysis
Design: Database design, Experimental design, Technical writing, Software design, Instructional design
Software: AllScripts/Eclipsys SCM, Remedy, Eagle, MySQL, Oracle, Bugzilla, SAS, Crystal Reports
Platforms:
Linux, Solaris, Macintosh, Windows
Languages:
C++, Java, SQL, XML, UML, HTML

Work Experience

January 2011 – Present
Project Lead – Problem Management
NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, New York, NY
Team lead, overseeing six tier-2 technical support analysts. Technical Lead for five hospital, 30,000 user system migration and upgrade. Problem Management. Incident Management. Change Management. Staff training, scheduling, and evaluation. SQL and stored procedure optimization. User Relations. Vendor relations and oversight. Technical Lead overseeing outsourced datacenter.

January 2009 – December 2010
Clinical Systems Analyst w/ Technical OnCall
NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, New York, NY
Workflow Analysis. Configuration Analysis. QA and problem resolution. Support AllScripts Sunrise Clinical Manager[XA]. Experience configuring Orders, Ordersets, Clinical Documentation, Environment, User Accounts and Profiles, Reports and Printers, and Objects Plus custom code. Clinical Analyst for Nursing, Social Work, Psychiatry, Ambulatory Psychiatry, and Special Projects. Served as On Call technical support for all aspects of XA. Oversaw migration and testing of custom code during migration and upgrade of servers. Technical troubleshooting of Citrix, Windows, Network, HL7 interfaces, BioMed interfaces, SCM configuration and technical issues. Maintain communications with user communities and hospital administration. Oversee implementation of system upgrades and testing. Interface with vendor technical staff.

September 2008– January 2009
Clinical Systems Analyst - Contractor
NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, New York, NY [Contract via KnowledgeStaff LLC]
Workflow Analysis. Configuration Analysis. QA and problem resolution.

July 2007– September 2008
Clinical Systems Instructor And Activation Analyst
NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, New York, NY [Contract via KnowledgeStaff LLC]
Workflow Analysis. Trained doctors, nurses, ancillary, pharmacy, registration and management on Eclipsys XA/SCM. Curriculum Design. Creation of Training Materials. Provided “Go-Live” Activation support. Trained activation support staff. Over 400 hours of classroom time. Documented training issues and student performance. Maintained LMS. On-site evaluation in preparation for Joint Commission.

Continuous
Independent Consultant
Linux Systems Administration. Website Optimization. Database design. Logistical and production support for film and television. Perform code reviews. Perform statistical analysis. Built invoicing system for NYC Police Foundation fundraiser. Train users in scientific, medical and office applications. Teach Java, C++ and SQL. Activation support for Case Western University Hospital.

May 2005 – December 2006
Team Lead and Lead Instructor 
CCT Solutions Ltd., New York, NY
Team Lead for activation support on a 15,000 user critical systems implementation project. Managed 75 junior instructors. Promoted to Lead Instructor, Advanced User Instructor, and Implementation Team Lead. On location in hospital and clinics, perform trouble shooting and quality assurance for a corporation-wide critical system implementation. Provide highly successful classroom and individual instruction. Consistently receive recognition from hospital staff and remediate where other trainers have failed. Projects have included training doctors, nurses and other hospital staff to use Prism, an IDX based automated medical record system, training nurses to use Siemens MAC medication administration system, and training clinic staff to use Eagle and Invision patient registration systems.

August 2001 – July 2004
Supervisor – Administration and Accountability
Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, Jefferson City, MO
Supervised development and data management staff at 57 Area Schools, 12 colleges, and 427 school districts. Evaluated staff and institutional performance and regulatory compliance. Conducted on-site reviews and audits. Designed software interfaces, databases and performance metrics. Trained executive and administrative staff in the use of software and in compliance with regulatory requirements. Wrote and presented lectures and classes. Lead small-group instructional sessions. Wrote training material and user documentation. Provided individual instruction and mentoring. Acted as primary contact for problem resolution. 

December 2000 – March 2001
Statistical Consultant
Cocha Cashu Biological Station, Manu National Park, Peru
Tracked roving army ants through the Amazon rainforest for a University of Missouri research study. Built data collection interface and trained field personnel in its use. Designed database to enable analysis of complex interactions. Designed and performed all of the statistical and spacial analysis, using Arcview and SAS.

September 2000 – November 2000
Teacher
Sylvan Learning Systems, Columbia, MO.
Taught Math and Reading to students ranging from six to eighteen years-of-age. Taught math ranging from basic counting to pre-calculus. Taught basic reading. Each student had an individual lesson plan. Taught three students at a time.