I have been a computer developer for over fifteen years. I first started professionally teaching computer programming classes while an instructor at Baker College of Port Huron, Michigan. I taught QBasic, software applications and introduction to computers.

I went on to be a developer for Scientific Data Management of Clinton Township, now known as Office Medicine. I meet with physicians and medical office personel to determine if our programs are meeting their needs. With the suggestions of the people I meet, I modify and write programs, such as insurance company billing, electronic transmission of prescriptions over the Internet and other programming tasks. Office Medicine has a robust complete physician practice software package.

I now also work as director of website development for Uncommon-Practices.  
http://www.uncommon-practices.com/staff.html. I help psychologists setup websites.

I have a Bachelor of Science degree from Michigan State University, an Assoicate in Electronics degree in electronics from St. Clair County Community College in Port Huron and have earned a teaching certificate from the University of Michigan-Flint.