Work · currently building
Three projects, all aimed at the same question: where does software actually pay rent in clinical care? Each was started because a workflow I lived through deserved better tools than the ones I had.
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In development
CV manager for clinicians
A CV manager built for the way physicians actually accumulate credentials — talks, papers, grants, board certifications, and committee work — without flattening any of it into the same row.
Designed around the friction of academic promotion packets: structured enough to export, flexible enough that nothing gets lost between updates.
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Building
Meta-analysis research streamliner
Streamlines the slowest parts of medical meta-analyses: literature triage, full-text screening, data extraction, and effect-size synthesis — with the LLM kept on a tight leash and the clinician kept in the loop.
Aimed at investigator-led groups that can't justify a dedicated research analyst, but still want to publish at the same rigor.
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Live
Cardiology · critical care · prevention
An educational resource for general cardiology, critical-care cardiology, and preventive cardiology — written by clinicians for clinicians, residents, and fellows.
Notes, frameworks, and case-based teaching from inside the unit. Built to be skim-friendly at 2 a.m. and rigorous when you have time to sit with it.