I design, build, and operate the systems a healthcare company runs on.
I am the CTO and co-inventor at Nemedic, where I have been the sole technical owner of the stack since 2016 — the architecture, the code, the infrastructure, and the products patients actually touch. I still ship production systems myself.
- At Nemedic
- Since 2016
- Sole technical owner of the stack
- In production
- Three platforms
- Patient messaging, conversion, and directory
- Based in
- Dallas–Fort Worth
- Working remotely across the US
Selected work
Systems I designed, built, and still run.
- Patient conversion and booking for ENT practices
Ongoing · In production
Blue
Turns an inbound referral — often still a fax — into a booked appointment, over text.
- Next.js
- Laravel
- ECS Fargate
- Aurora MySQL
- SQS
- AWS
- Patient messaging for Nemedic
2016 – present · In progress
Visit
A patient concierge and messaging platform that has been in production for nearly ten years, being rebuilt as an AI-first system.
- Laravel
- Next.js
- AWS
- AI concierge
- Physician directory
Launched August 2026 · In production
DocFinderPro
Re-platformed from Laravel to Next.js and Sanity, and rebuilt to be found by AI answer engines rather than only by search.
- Next.js
- Sanity
- AWS
Currently
Rebuilding a ten-year-old patient messaging platform as an AI-first system, with a human able to take over any conversation at any time.
Working out what stays durable for engineers as coding agents spread. My answer so far: architectural judgment, AI orchestration, and domain expertise.
Growing into the half of the CTO role that is not engineering — strategy, pricing, and go-to-market.
Notes
Things I worked out by building.
Outside the terminal
I shoot wildlife, aircraft, and the moon, mostly in the hour either side of dark. It is the one thing I do where the constraint is patience rather than architecture.
Contact
The conversations I am most interested in: healthcare systems, architecture under real constraints, and rebuilds of things that have been running a long time.