

I founded EHR Clinical Advisors because I’ve seen what happens when technology decisions are made too far away from the people who actually use the system.
I bring a clinical background together with more than 13 years of experience working for an EHR vendor. That means I understand both sides of the table: how healthcare organizations evaluate, implement, and use technology, and how vendors design, position, sell, and deliver it.
That perspective helps my clients ask better questions, look beyond the sales pitch, avoid costly missteps, and make decisions based on what will actually work in practice.
I founded EHR Clinical Advisors because I’ve seen what happens when technology decisions are made too far away from the people who actually use the system.
I bring a clinical background together with more than 13 years of experience working for an EHR vendor. That means I understand both sides of the table: how healthcare organizations evaluate, implement, and use technology, and how vendors design, position, sell, and deliver it.
That perspective helps my clients ask better questions, look beyond the sales pitch, avoid costly missteps, and make decisions based on what will actually work in practice.
Technology looks different from the point of care.
My clinical and informatics experience gives me a practical understanding of how EHR decisions affect workflows, documentation, adoption, and the people delivering care.
I know what happens on both sides of the table.
After more than 13 years working for an EHR vendor, I understand how healthcare technology is designed, positioned, sold, implemented, and supported. I use that perspective to help organizations ask better questions and evaluate what will actually work for them.
The workflow on paper isn’t always the workflow in practice.
I work with clinicians, staff, and leaders to understand what actually happens day to day, where technology creates friction, and what needs to change.
You don’t need another 50-page report that sits on a shelf.
I help organizations cut through competing priorities, identify what matters most, and turn findings into practical recommendations and next steps.
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