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Previous Career
Graduated
Wagner College
1986 | B.S. Chemistry/Nuclear Medicine
For 13 Years I was a
Nuclear Medicine Technologist in New York City & Phoenix, AZ.
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St. Vincent's Hospital, NYC
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New York Cardiac Diagnostic Center, NYC
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Phoenix Baptist Hospital, Phoenix, AZ
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Community Hospital, Phoenix, AZ
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Developed & Marketed Software User Manual for Nuclear Medicine Equipment
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Liaison to Radiation Safety Committee & Arizona Radiation Regulatory
Agency
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Clinical Supervisor for Nuclear Medicine students from Gateway Community
College
Marketed Materials
Current Endeavors
Programmer | Instructor
I traded in working with 'Sick People' for working with 'Sick Computers'. No longer curing 'Viruses'
with Injections...I now cure 'Viruses with Diskettes'.
Working as a Freelance Instructor in A+ & Visual Basic 5 & Access 2000 at various Community Colleges & Universities, lead to an awesome job at
ComputerPrep, Inc., as a Project Manager | Visual Basic Programmer.
ComputerPrep, a courseware warehouse company, created and sold software curriculum titles of it's own and co-branded others. I was involved in the Custom Learning Solutions
group and was tasked with taking the highly regarded ComputerPrep Design Methodology and transforming it into a product that could be sold to potential Curriculum Developers
who may not have Adult Learning Theory in their repertoire.
Thus was born CoursewareWizardTM ComputerPREP, Inc. ® 2000
ComputerPrep was bought by ProsoftTraining in the summer of 2000 and as 75% of the workforce was let go, so died CoursewareWizard.
Marketed Materials
Instructor | Programmer
Current employment finds me very happy at
Fennemore Craig where I am the Training Coordinator
for a 200 Attorney Law Firm. With 450 staff total, I am responsible for training of all New Hires, Author of all training curriculum, Visual Basic,
VBA, Access, Web Programming & anything else I can get my hands into.
I have been teaching VB.NET, Computer Problem Solving & UML at
University of Advancing Technology Days/Eves from
1/01 - 12/10.
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