Daniel S. Keller
4500 19th St.
San Francisco, CA 94114
tel: 415/861-4500
  http://www.dan.keller.com/

Objective
  • Healthcare systems leadership
  • Apply my clinical training and my high-tech experience
  • Develop entrepreneurial opportunities; grow new business
  • Focus on healthcare information technology (HIT) and the electronic medical record (EMR)
  • Skills
    and
    Expertise
  • Registered Nurse, License #790869
  • Business operations, project management
  • Experience with a variety of EMRs: Epic, IDX, Centricity, TeleResults, Practice Partner, others
  • Technical training development and delivery, instructional design, trainer mentoring
  • Web site construction and maintenance
  • Internet service provider (ISP) and site hosting
  • Wifi network installation and management
  • Administration of networks and systems
  • (Solaris, Linux, HP-UX, AIX, Windows)
  • Programming (Javascript, PHP, XSLT, Perl, C, shell, SQL, Fortran, Cobol)
  • Database design (MySQL, Sybase, Oracle, etc.)
  • Client account management and nurturing
  • Marketing and sales
  • International business, fluent Italian
  • Clients
  • Apple, Autodesk, Bellsouth, Fireman's Fund, Genentech, Hewlett Packard, Intuit, Schwab, Silicon Graphics, Sun, Texas Instruments, University of California at San Francisco (UCSF), Wells Fargo, Xilinx, Yahoo!, others. (Complete list.) References.
  • Selected
    Nursing
    Projects
  • 2009-present CEO/Founder of Nurse Tech, Inc., a technology startup building Nurses Get It Done, an iPhone-based nursing time management app
  • 2005-2006 and 2010 Nursing patient care including clinical rotations:

    SiteUnit TypeHours
    St. Mary's Hosp., SFSNF120
    Peninsula Hosp. 7th fl.med-surg120
    Kaiser, Santa ClaraICU15
    Kaiser, Santa Claraoncology120
    UCSF Long Hosp.peds135
    Peninsula Hosp.maternity135
    O'Connor Hosp., SJtelemetry135
    Friendship House, SFcommunity/rehab135
    VA, Menlo Parkpsych135
    Kaiser, SSFED (preceptorship)122

  • 2006 Internship with a Hospital Director at Mills-Peninsula Health Services (MPHS), San Mateo, Calif. I developed a nursing SBAR form (situation-background-assessment-recommendation) to support nurses in communications with MDs and at shift changes. These have become standard practice at many hospitals.
  • 2005-present Blog on nursing, informatics and healthcare policy
  • Experience
  • 2010 Nursing school (obtained BSN) including clinical rotations in San Francisco Bay Area hospitals -- made a real difference in patients' lives (see clinical journal and faculty letters of recommendation)

  • 2007-present CEO of Americare Neurosurgery International -- fundraising, equipment donations, and a medical mission to Hue, Vietnam where we performed complex craniotomies and other life-saving procedures, and trained local medical staff on them

  • 2007 Training Operations Manager at AcademyX; applied training management experience acquired at my own company

  • 2006 Call It Quits (smoking cessation) program leader at MPHS (10 hrs/wk, salaried) -- Our success rate was 25%, double the industry average.
  • 2004 Started Wifi-Italia to build and operate Italy's first open-access hotspot. It increased sales at the world's second-highest-grossing McDonald's restaurant by 10%.

  • 1978-2000 Operated Dan Keller Technical Services, a training/consulting business that offered thirty web-based courses, made presentations at technical conferences and trade shows, developed a proprietary and industry-leading train-the-trainer system, and employed a stable of instructor/contractors, a programmer and a graphics artist. Annual sales: $.5M. We delivered world-class training to a Fortune 500 client list and pioneered the paperless classroom. (Here is the backstory.)

  • 1999 Developed the Web's first XML-based training catalog

  • 1978-1984 Various projects including marketing and contract programming in Fortran, Cobol, Pascal, SQL, and C, for clients large and small (details)

  • Selected
    Technology
    Projects
  • 2001 Built the marketing Web site and wrote the help system for PopUpCop, the Web's first browser annoyance and security protector.
  • 1996 Project leader for Dallas-based Platinum Jack, a pioneering web-based clearinghouse for music performance booking agencies.
  • 1995 Was project leader for Palo Alto-based HP Labs' IDEA inventory control Web site; yielded dramatic cost reductions for HP's research division.
  • 1992 Wrote programs for drug discovery data acquisition and reduction for South San Francisco-based Arris Pharmaceutical, with Apple Macintosh-based user interfaces and Sun Microsystems database backends.
  • 1991 Built the Unix server side of the Savant financial system for Apple Computer in Paris and Cupertino, providing an advanced tool for currency exchange risk management.
  • 1986 Was a member of the programming team that developed a distributed rules-based access control system for Adasoft in Switzerland.
  • 1985 Wrote the Key Employee Incentive Program database for Sun in Milpitas, one of Sun's earliest successes migrating business processes from IBM mainframes to its own servers.
  • 1983 Analyzed the data processing requirements for the Department of Pathology and proposed solutions to bottlenecks identified at Toronto Western Hospital, Toronto, Ontario.
  • 1983 Strategized, tested and documented a Unix server product line for Colex in Hong Kong. Though the company failed financially, as the lowest-cost of its kind the Colex box was a technical coup.
  • 1981 Wrote the medical data capture front end for the clinical trial of Human Growth Hormone, Genentech's (South San Francisco) first blockbuster drug.
  • More projects are described here.
  • Education
  • BSN, Samuel Merritt University (SMU) School of Nursing, San Mateo (2010)
  • American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) 10x10, clinical/health informatics (2009)
  • Skyline College, San Bruno, undergraduate coursework (2009)
  • University of San Francisco (USF) School of Nursing, undergraduate, graduate, and clinical coursework (2004-2006)
  • City College of San Francisco (CCSF), biosciences (2003-2005)
  • MS, Medical Information Science, University of California, San Francisco (1983) (Description)
  • BS, Information Sciences, University of California, Santa Cruz (1978) (Description)
  • Dartmouth College, Stanford University, and CCSF: engineering courses
  • High schools: St. Stephen's, American Overseas, and Notre Dame International, all in Rome, Italy (1969-1973)
  • Publications
  • "Lists for Nurses", an article in AMIA Student Working Group News, Vol 7, No. 1, April 2010.
  • Call It Quits, MPHS's smoking cessation program workbook, 2006
  • Training workbooks: Hands-On XML, Living with Unix and SoftBench (under contract to HP), Unix Software Tools (under contract to Sun), Advanced Web Authoring (under contract to SGI), Using Mosaic, Using Netscape at HP, HTML Authoring for the Web, HTML Part II, CGI Scripting in Perl, Techniques of Instruction, many more
  • A Continuing Medical Education Registration System, 8th Annual Conference, Alliance for Continuing Medical Education, 1983
  • Encounter Data System, An Interactive Information System Case Study, Proceedings American Association for Medical Systems & Informatics, 1983
  • Awards
  • Cum laude, BSN, Samuel Merritt Univ., 2010
  • Humanitarian Assistance to the Medical University of Hue, Vietnam, 2008
  • Best Tutorial, 5th Annual World Wide Web Conference (WWW5), Paris, 1996
  • Volunteer Work 2004-2011
  • Americare Neurosurgery International (CEO)
  • Alumni Association of UCSF (Secretary/Treasurer)
  • Graduate Division Alumni Association (GDAA), UCSF (President)
  • San Mateo County Tobacco Education Coalition
  • California Pacific Medical Center, Emergency Department
  • UCSF Medical Records
  • UCSF Long Hospital
  • San Francisco HIV/AIDS/HepC Nightline
  • Glide Health Services
  • San Francisco General Hospital, Emergency Department
  • Tobacco Education Center, UCSF Mt. Zion Hospital
  • The Non-Catholic Cemetery in Rome (system/network admin.)
  • St. Stephen's School, Rome, Parents' Association
  • Regular blood donor
  • Certifications, Memberships
  • American Nurses Association (ANA)
  • ANIA-CARING (Amer. Nursing Informatics Ass'n & Capital Area Roundtable on Informatics in NursinG)
  • Safety Management & Response Techniques (psychiatric nursing) 2010
  • American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA)
  • San Francisco Bay Area ACM SIG on Human-Computer Interaction (BayCHI)
  • Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) 2005-2010
  • Basic Life Support (BLS) 2012-2013
  • San Francisco Neighborhood Emergency Response Team (NERT)
  • Ham radio licensed (call sign KG6OIE)
  • Scuba diving certified (NAUI)