Product Leader specializing in Healthcare Technology
I'm a Product Leader based in Tulsa, OK with a clinical pharmacy background and deep expertise in healthcare informatics. This unique blend allows me to design solutions that reduce clinician burden, streamline workflows, and improve patient outcomes for healthcare providers across the nation.
I shape product strategy and drive the roadmap for Gadget, DrFirst's prescription orchestration platform. I collaborate with EHR vendors, pharmacy networks, and internal stakeholders to:
My background spans:
This broad perspective gives me a 360° view of the healthcare ecosystem. I focus on solving real-world problems through measurable, user-centered outcomes.
Outside of work, I enjoy tinkering with technologies that automate everyday tasks, connect smart home systems, and explore the boundaries of AI-driven tools.
Whether it's building custom automations, streamlining workflows, or experimenting with new platforms, I'm driven by curiosity and a desire to make complex systems feel simple, useful, and intuitive.
Developing comprehensive product strategies aligned with business goals and market needs.
Leveraging healthcare data to drive product decisions and improve patient outcomes.
Guiding products from conception to launch with a focus on user experience and business value.
Building consensus among diverse stakeholders to align on product vision and priorities.
A robot that runs my homelab K3s cluster. Tell Joe to deploy something and he handles it — the nuance, the quirks, the recovery — then publishes the learnings daily.
See it liveA unified API gateway that consolidates drug information from sources like the FDA and CMS into a single, developer friendly interface.
See it liveA self-hosted REST API for FDA drug data with sub-5ms lookups, full-text search, and openFDA compatibility. Replace your openFDA dependency with something faster and fully under your control.
See it liveA caching layer for upstream drug data APIs with cross-slug search, typeahead autocomplete, and circuit breakers. Stop hitting upstream APIs directly.
See it liveInterested in connecting? I am always open to conversations about product leadership, healthcare technology, and building things that matter.
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