ReStart - Interoperable Digital Care
George Goodall is an Integration Developer at ReStart - Interoperable Digital Care since June 2021, where innovative coding skills are applied while balancing trading activities. Prior experience includes roles as a Grocery Assistant at Tesco and participation in a 13-week Technology Academy by Bright Network, which transformed George into a full-stack software engineer. With over 11 years in client-facing positions, experience extends to successful trading in various markets at Amplify Trading and as a Sales Trader during an internship at Amplify. Previous tenure includes positions at J.P. Morgan in Fixed Income Trade Support and Internal Audit, as well as an Investment Analyst role at Bloomsbury Capital, where stock analyses were conducted. George holds a Level 7 Apprenticeship in AI and Data Science from Cambridge Spark and advanced degrees in Econometrics and Mathematical Economics from The London School of Economics and Political Science and Economics from UCL.
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ReStart - Interoperable Digital Care
ReStart is the UK’s leading provider of interoperability solutions for the NHS and the only supplier 100% dedicated to giving healthcare professionals in any care setting, access to the right information at the right time to improve patient care. Over 80 NHS trusts partner with ReStart to solve their interoperability challenges. No matter how technically advanced you are, ReStart’s IMX, Interoperability Matrix, provides an interoperable toolkit of services to enhance and futureproof data sharing. ReStart’s interoperability solutions are designed to quickly access data from incumbent systems, share that data with any other system, and view it, across any care setting. We love the NHS. And we adore technology. Interoperability is our way of giving back the service the NHS provides to us and our families. Our team of interoperability consultants have experience of all major clinical and administrative systems used by the NHS. Our values ensure that we do the right thing no matter how complex it might seem to provide interoperability between different systems.