LINDI SUE SIEBERT
Fort Collins, CO 80528 - lsiebert@umich.edu
http://linsucustomsolutions.com/
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Talented Senior Software Engineer with proficiency in creating and enhancing Java applications; UNIX tools; Oracle applications; creating and tuning SQL queries, PL/SQL procedures, functions, packages, and Java stored procedures; with hands-on medical industry background.

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SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

• Computer developer/analyst using a variety of programming languages, systems, software, and databases to optimize efficiency and quality of work.
•Independently produced high quality software which enhanced patients' safety and quality of care.
• Data mining skills included extraction, transformation, loading (ETL) of data and data validation.
• Adept at understanding data relationships and working with clients.

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COMPUTER SKILLS

• LANGUAGES - UNIX Korn shell scripting, awk/nawk, Java, PL/SQL, SQL (Oracle, SQL Server), C/C++, Perl, HTML, JavaScript, Windows PowerShell 2.0
• SYSTEMS - UNIX, DOS, Windows 95/2000/NT/XP/Vista/Windows 7/Windows 10, Macintosh
• DATABASES - Oracle (7-10g), SQL Server, Informix, MS Access
• SOFTWARE - Microsoft Office 95-2007, Visio, Source Safe, PVCS, RCS, SCCS, Hummingbird Connectivity, Oracle SQL*PLUS, MS IE, Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird, Secure Shell, putty, Quest TOAD, MS Visual C++, Visual Basic, Confluence, NetBeans IDE, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, SmartSheets

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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

08/11-06/12 - IT SYSTEMS ANALYST - Poudre Valley Health System, Fort Collins, CO
• Provided clinical application support to personnel at Poudre Valley Hospital and Medical Center of the Rockies resulting in improved patient care. Applications supported were Philips IntelliVue and EWS cardiac monitoring, ScottCare Advantage and VersaCare Cardiac and Pulmonary monitoring, XLTEK EEG monitoring, Data Innovations (DI) Instrument Manager middleware, Wyndgate Eldorado Donor and DonorDoc blood bank software, Philips Resperonics Alice5 Diagnostic Sleep System, and KayPentax Visi-PitchIV Speech Rehabilitation software.
• Support included, among others, project management; installing, configuring, and maintaining software; trouble shooting and fixing problems; creating Instrument Manager rules for lab specimens; and configuring interfaces between the lab analyzers, DI, and Meditech.
• Created Windows PowerShell scripts to create shortcuts, manipulate files and folders, and other administrative tasks.
• Used remote access tools including VMWare, Remote Desktop Connection, and VNCViewer.

03/09-08/11 - SENIOR SOFTWARE ENGINEER - LinSu Custom Solutions, Fort Collins, CO
• Developed methods to pull data from Electronic Medical Records (EMRs), validate and map the data, and then load the data in a centralized database. Created Java Windows GUI application and batch jobs for ETL of data.
• Created and modified web sites.

08/98-08/08 - SOFTWARE DEVELOPER SENIOR - University of Michigan Hospitals and Health Centers, Ann Arbor, MI (Medical Center Information Technology Department)
• Created new Java application that performed ETL of medical documents for U of M's CareWeb portal from Central Transcription Service (CTS) to Clinical Data Repository (CDR). This was accomplished by connecting with Oracle databases using the JDBC thin driver. This application delivers the data in real-time and replaced a process that took up to 6 to 12 hours. Physicians can now retrieve their documents in a timely manner implementing better patient care and potentially saving patient's lives.
• Was involved in working closely with the CTS team as the CDR interface process was successfully migrated from a very old server to a new Linux server. This project was particularly challenging because the program was so old and much of the code was no longer available or completely understood. Experience and excellent analytical skills were critical to the success of this migration.
• Received a "You're Super" award for "the number of times that you've provided prompt, capable, and thoughtful analysis and programming support for CareWeb and MIS functions. You are an invaluable partner for the business areas that rely on CDR support, and your efforts contribute to patient care safety and quality."
• Created significant changes and improvements to the Michigan Care Improvement Registry immunization reports sent to the State of Michigan. Demonstrated leadership for the CDR team when meeting with other participating teams, created clear documentation of the issues and the technical changes, and validated the approach and content with the key teams. This work was very detailed, and highly integrated with CareWeb, which created complexity in making the desired changes.
• Wrote clear documentation of applications which all the CDR on-call members benefited from. Always looked for ways to improve the monitoring of processes and making the support easier for others to do. The team benefited from this excellent work which was of high quality, carefully tested, and deployed smoothly in the supported areas.
• Took the initiative to assist others and was seen as a respected leader on the CDR team and with customers. Was extremely attentive to customer needs and found new ways to optimize the efficiency and quality of work and challenged others to do the same.
• Created various data loaders (including ICD9 and CPT4 procedure and ICD9 diagnosis codes) and a variety of Oracle database table updaters which kept these data current.
• Was adept at using the UNIX system tools; assisted team members with UNIX difficulties; created UNIX tools (Korn shell, Perl, and nawk scripts) for use by team members which simplified and expedited work. Acted as a UNIX reference person for team members thus helping productivity.
• Wrote, maintained, enhanced, and supported SQL queries, PL/SQL procedures, functions, packages, triggers, and Java stored procedures used to validate patient demographic data which facilitated patient safety.

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VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE

01/11-Present - President-Harvest Master & Member at Large-Sub Association Boards of Directors, Fort Collins, CO
Responsible for the management of all aspects of the association - either directly or delegating the management including:
• Enforce provisions of the declaration, articles and bylaws for the association.
• Pay taxes and assessments that are, or could become, a lien on the common area.
• Contract for goods or services for the common areas or for the association.
• Delegate powers to any committees, officers or employees of the association authorized by the governing documents.
• Prepare budgets and financial statements for the association.
• Formulate rules of operation for the common areas and facilities.