Robert E. Rodely

Background

About Robert E. Rodely

Founding Information Technology Officer Goals and Objectives: Provide executive leadership as head of information technology service for the first public medical school in S. Florida (2009). Responsible for all aspects of strategic IT planning, implementation and support as the integral component for the medical school curriculum and student technology initiatives. Engineered classroom design for high-definition throughput for streaming and live broadcasts. Effectively introduced and integrated web-based technologies for both faculty and students. Major Accomplishments: Neighborhood Help - Used feasibility study to justify the purchase of 150 iPad devices for capturing both patient and student information while performing in-home assessments for clinical analysis. The study formed the rationale that using touchscreen technology would offset the manual paperwork necessary to capture patient information. This resulted in a labor cost saving of $250k. PantherLink: Provide Telehealth consults with rural physicians. RFP generated quotes ranging from $120-180K. I developed the application based on physician and end-user input. As a result, the application was built in house at a cost of thus saving the CoM in excess of $100K. I also presented the proof-of-concept to the legislative body in Tallahassee and secured funding in the amount of $150k for 3 years, with further funding upon proof of success and rural physician adoption. Project management: I provided the IT infrastructure and staffing model to support both faculty and entering inaugural class of 2013 within 18 months. The ability to implement such allowed the CoM to receive provisional accreditation based on the completion of curriculum mapping strands to measure USMLE standard to CoM curricula, the implementation of tablet technology. Specialties: Specialties in healthcare, government, academics, and private sectors to include media advertising and overseas project management.