Web Development for Overread Inc.
2000–2002
Overread was a company that provided medical image transport via the internet for a network of physicians. While at Overread, I completed various web projects along with DB maintenance and C++ development*.
Web Projects
· Unified the look and developed several major enhancements for the public overread.com site.
· Developed several database-driven company websites:
Customer Information Admin and Reports
Accessible by: Overread internal personnel only
Functionality:
- Administration of all customer information (for the Overread network of physicians and sonographers), Overread sales agent information, and general medical information for presentation on the company websites.
- Reports detailing and summarizing Overread medical study transmissions
- Reports tracking administrative changes
Archived Medical Study Retrieval
Accessible by: Overread customers
Functionality:
- Search and retrieval of archived medical studies
Community
Accessible by: Overread customers and customized by customer type ("Point of Care" scanning physician, "Point of Diagnosis" reading physician, or independent sonographer)
Functionality:
- Update of personal profile information
- Display of pertinent profile information of other customers (the Overread network of physicians)
- Display of professional medical information (for example: contact and URL information for various radiology licensing agencies in all 50 US states, ultrasound scanning protocols, etc)
Product Component Configuration and Sales Quotes/Purchase Orders
Accessible by: Overread internal personnel only
Functionality:
- Web-based prototype for maintaining product component configurations and for producing sales quotes and purchase orders for the various products
Overread Events Calendar
Accessible by: Overread internal personnel only
Functionality:
- Maintenance of information pertaining to meetings, trade shows, etc.
*Wrote C++ classes to serve as an interface between the client-resident "Point of Care" (image capture) and "Point of Diagnosis" (image reading) applications and the SQL Server based Overread database. The goal was to encapsulate the complexity of interfacing to the database with C++, and provide the higher level applications with simpler function calls.