eLearning course series
HIPAA Security Awareness Courses
A series of short, self-paced security awareness courses for a small healthcare facility in need of essential HIPAA training. These courses are part of a broader curriculum of compliance training I have designed for small clinical facility clients.
TC-101Phishing and Social EngineeringSpot warning signs in emails, texts, calls, and visitors, then pause, check, and report.~20 minutes · 9 lessonsLaunch course ↗
TC-102Passwords, MFA, and Account SecurityBuild strong passphrases, protect your login, and know what to do with an unexpected sign-in prompt.~20 minutes · 7 lessonsLaunch course ↗
TC-103Safe Devices, Email, Texting, and Remote WorkKeep patient information safe on work devices, in messages, and when working away from the office.~20 minutes · 7 lessonsLaunch course ↗
TC-104Using AI Tools Safely at WorkUse only approved AI tools, know what never to enter, check the output, and report mistakes right away.~15 minutes · 7 lessonsLaunch course ↗
Rise 360HIPAAScenario-based learningMicrolearning
End-user documentation
Google Maps on the Web: User Guide
I created a user guide for first-time users of the popular Google Maps (desktop version) to highlight how basic features and software functionality should be documented.
1 guide: 10 annotated screenshots, quick-start card, troubleshooting and FAQ
User guideScreenshotsTask-based writing
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Developer docs
MedNotate CLI
I created a tool that extracts structured patient data from a note file primarily to learn how to manage and update a code project in GitHub, and to also produce the developer documentation associated with it.
3 documents: README, CLI reference, user guide
Node.jsCLI referenceGitHub
Developer docs
ShiftLog CLI
I created this tool for a manufacturing client to improve the handover process for a ring-and-pinion production line, and then provided documentation for supervisors to use it.
4 documents for supervisors and plant IT
Docs-as-codeCLI referenceManufacturing
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API documentation
FHIR R4 API Quickstart
A hands-on quickstart for developers new to the FHIR R4 REST API. It walks through reading, searching, creating, updating, and deleting Patient and Observation resources with curl, then explains how to read the error responses when a request fails.
1 guide: 5 tasks, error reference, quick-reference table. Every request was run against the HAPI public test server.
REST APIFHIR R4curlDeveloper docs
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