Jason Manley

Jason Manley has extensive work experience in the healthcare industry, specializing in integration engineering, consulting, and electronic health record (EHR) development. Jason currently works as a Lead Integration Engineer at Get Well, where they are responsible for integrating various healthcare systems. Prior to this, Jason served as a Senior Consultant at Leidos Health, where they provided expertise in healthcare consulting. Jason also owned their own EHR design company called EHR Designs.

In terms of their previous roles, Jason worked as an Interoperability Supervisor and Interface Developer at OCHIN, Inc., where they focused on developing interfaces between healthcare systems. Jason was also an Epic Bridges Analyst at Boulder Community Health, contributing to the implementation and maintenance of Epic EHR system. Additionally, Jason worked as an EHR Consultant at CTG Healthcare Solutions, providing EHR expertise to clients.

Earlier in their career, Jason held the position of Lead Developer at Boulder Medical Center, where they managed a team and collaborated with project managers to achieve goals. Jason also worked as a Developer at Infinitive Med, freelancing for multiple healthcare practices.

Furthermore, Jason gained experience as a Developer/Trainer at The Orthopaedic Center of Central Virginia, Inc., where they were responsible for custom template development, training, and support for NextGen EHR system.

Overall, Jason Manley's work experience showcases their strong technical skills, expertise in EHR development and integration, and their ability to collaborate with various stakeholders in the healthcare industry.

Jason Manley earned an Associate of Arts and Sciences (A.A.S) degree in Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications from Central Virginia Community College. Jason also obtained an Associates degree in Computer Networking from the same institution. In addition to their education, they have obtained various certifications including Mirth Connect Certification from NextGen Healthcare, 70-764 SQL Database Infrastructure from Microsoft, Bridges Interface from Epic, and NextGen NCP from NextGen Healthcare.