Shahid Shah's Experience:
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Health IT Industry Advisory Panel Member at American Society of Health Information Managers
June 2009 - October 2011As a member of the ASHIM Health IT Industry Advisory Panel (HIT-IAP) I provide guidance and input that is used by ASHIM to assist working IT professionals in best serving the healthcare community. The purpose of the HIT-IAP is to help ASHIM accurately steer the direction of IT professionals in the healthcare industry.
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Technology Lecturer and Trainer at U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
May 2002 - January 2010Lecture and train new Patent Academy members on various technical topics such as software development, network management, and network technologies.
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Enterprise Architecture Consultant at Executive Office of the President
June 2004 - January 2008Served as a consultant to the Chief Architect in the Office of the CIO at the Executive Office of the President. Advised on matters such as enterprise messaging, virtualization, general technology strategy, and various other projects across engineering, architecture, and security groups.
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Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Cardinal Health (CareFusion)
2006 - 2007Performed duties as the Chief Technology Officer (consultant), reporting directly to the President of the multi-billion dollar Clinical Technologies & Services (CTS) division of Cardinal Health.
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SVP Healthcare Technology Strategy at Comsys
September 2002 - May 2004Helped develop technology strategy for a new healthcare products and services division of COMSYS after the purchase of Physia intellectual property assets.
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Chief Architect at American Red Cross
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Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Physia Corporation
March 1999 - January 2001Co-founded this healthcare-focused Internet ASP startup and reported to Chief Executive Officer; created, grew, and led the team that built and deployed a high-volume healthcare transaction processing site. Developed and managed large-scale complex software applications with integrated hand-held (mobile, Palm, PocketPC) and e-mail functionality. Managed the Intellectual Property associated with all software applications. Developed a unique, highly-personalized, dbms-agnostic integrated OLTP and data warehouse for the healthcare community that could manage millions of patient records for any healthcare participant (clinics, hospitals, insurance companies). Translated business needs into technical specifications and technical needs into business specifications, managed project plans, and created realistic project schedules on "Internet-time".
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Lead Software Architect (Contractor) at Northrop Grumman (formerly TRW)
March 1995 - February 1999Led the technical team responsible for the development of the American Red Cross National Biomedical Computer Systems (NBCS) Releases 1.0 and 1.1. The Red Cross NBCS system is the largest automated blood collection and distribution system in the world, responsible for delivery of over 50% of the blood supply in the United States. NBCS is deployed over a heterogeneous, distributed client/server environment with IBM AIX and Microsoft NT servers, and host-based and Microsoft Windows clients. Responsible for team leadership, software specifications, software development (ANSI C/C++ and UNIX Shell scripts), design reviews, code reviews, code management, scheduling, interviewing, and hiring. Led the technical team responsible for the development and deployment of several client/server components of NBCS Release 1.1. These include medium-size applications that perform centralized reporting services (using Web/CGI applications, Crystal Reports and Delphi) and telerecruiting (using the web).
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Computer Scientist (Software Engineer) at Naval Surface Warfare Center (U.S. Navy)
July 1990 - December 1994Developed C++ software on a team project. C++ application was for ground-based UNIX workstations to perform simulation and testing of ship-based computer software and hardware. Developed MS-Windows and OSF Motif software tools in C++ and Borland Pascal to perform reverse engineering and analysis of over fifty megabytes of code and data used on AEGIS-class cruisers and destroyers. Required complete database analysis and design specifications, communication with end-users, downsizing to client/server paradigm, programming the software, and documentation. Enhanced programs in FORTRAN and C to support underwater (submarine) vessel simulation projects. Worked on MARS project for support of low-level networking to enhance war games and hi-res 3D graphics for fleet combat simulation programs. Wrote and had published technical reports and highlights. Served as chairman of the OOP subcommittee of the Navy Next Generation Computer Resources group.
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Health IT Expert Consultant at DeMatteo Monness LLC
2008Provide technology and healthcare IT expertise to DeMatteo Monness financial services clients in the area of market analysis, industry analysis, portfolio company coverage, and other aspects of healthcare IT investing.
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President & CEO at Netspective Communications LLC
February 2001Founder of enterprise architecture, information technology professional services, and custom software development firm. Recent assignments included: - Enterprise Architecture Consultants to Office of Management & Budget (OMB). Helped define and design technology strategy and build custom applications such as Homeland Security Data Collection (HSDB) and PARTweb. - Enterprise Architecture Consultants to Executive Office of the President (EOP, White House). - Systems Architecture Consultants to CardinalHealth. Designed and built SupplyCentral, a medical supply master B2B hub that linked suppliers to providers. - Chief Systems Architect at American Red Cross. Served as Systems Architect for National Biomedical Computer System (NBCS) medical device platform. Responsible for all aspects of business development, sales, marketing, product development, and customer service.
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Chief Blogger at HealthcareGuy.com
2005I've been blogging about healthcare technology, solutions, and policy issues for many years.
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Managing Editor at HITSphere.com
2005I founded and run the web's best healthcare IT blog aggregator where the daily conversations of dozens of premium health technology bloggers is put into one place.
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Technology Strategy Consultant at Office of Management and Budget
2005Assist with technology strategy around data collection, collaboration, information assurance, architecture, and engineering in the Budget Systems Branch (BSB) of the Office of Management & Budget.
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Chief Architect at Budget Formulation & Execution Line of Business (BFELoB)
December 2005Serve as the Chief Architect of the eGov Federal Budget Formulation & Execution Line of Business (BFELoB).
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Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at simplifyMD
May 2007Co-founded and serve as CTO of this dynamic healthcare startup that creates deceptively simple software for small to medium sized medical offices. The software is designed to do practical, inexpensive, and easy to use patient-centric document management.
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Blogger at FederalArchitect.com
2008As an expert in federal computer solutions, architecture, and technology strategy, I blog in general about news & opinion but more specifically the daily concerns of federal IT architects.