Lena Rechetov
About Lena Rechetov
Lena Rechetov is a Solution Design Manager at the Ontario Ministry of Health, with extensive experience in software engineering and system analysis. She has contributed to various healthcare and educational technology projects throughout her career, including the development of the Trillium Student Information System and the Autros Point of Care Medication Management System.
Current Role at Ontario Ministry of Health
Lena Rechetov serves as a Solution Design Manager at the Ontario Ministry of Health. In this role, she is responsible for overseeing the design and implementation of solutions that enhance healthcare delivery. Her focus is on developing systems that improve operational efficiency and support healthcare initiatives.
Previous Experience at SRB Education Solutions Inc
Lena Rechetov worked at SRB Education Solutions Inc as a Software Engineer and Senior System Analyst from 2000 to 2014. During her 14 years in this position, she contributed to various software projects, utilizing her technical expertise to develop and analyze systems that support educational objectives.
Educational Background in Engineering
Lena Rechetov studied at the University of Electronics and Automatics, where she earned a B.Sc./M.Sc. in Electronic Engineering. Additionally, she obtained an IT Project Management Certificate from Ryerson University, focusing on the principles and practices of managing IT projects.
Contributions to Healthcare Technology
Lena Rechetov has been involved in significant healthcare technology projects, including the development of the Autros Point of Care Medication Management System. This system aims to improve medication management in healthcare settings, demonstrating her commitment to enhancing patient care through technology.
Role in Educational Systems Integration
During her tenure at Ontario Public Service, Lena Rechetov contributed to the integration of the Student Information System with the Transportation system. This initiative aimed to enhance operational efficiency within the educational sector, showcasing her ability to bridge technology and education.