Angel Massingale
About Angel Massingale
Angel Massingale is a Systems Engineer specializing in Mobility and Citrix at Scripps Health in the Greater San Diego Area, with over 30 years of experience in IT and extensive expertise in Citrix administration.
Company
Angel Massingale is currently employed at Scripps Health. She holds the position of Systems Engineer with a focus on Mobility and Citrix. Scripps Health is located in the Greater San Diego Area, where Angel contributes to their IT infrastructure and mobile device management.
Title
Angel Massingale serves as a Systems Engineer specializing in Mobility and Citrix at Scripps Health. She is responsible for managing administrative and clinical workflows across a variety of devices, including mobile technology.
Education and Expertise
Angel Massingale studied at Tulsa Community College, where she achieved certification in Local Area Networks and Systems Administration. Additionally, she has attended Epic University. With over 30 years of experience in Microsoft Windows Server and desktop OS administration, Angel has extensive expertise in Citrix administration and engineering.
Background
Angel Massingale has a diverse professional background. She worked as a Citrix Engineer at Apex Systems for Scripps Health and as a Citrix Architect/SME at Modis for Kaiser-Permanente. Prior to these roles, she held positions at Fusion Solutions, Inc., IBM Global Services, Williams Energy Services, TV Guide, and American Airlines, further building her expertise in various IT domains. Her career began in the US Army, where she served as a Telecommunications Analyst and SGT.
Achievements
Angel Massingale focuses on mobile device management, having been involved in this field since 2017. Her responsibilities include supporting a range of email apps, the Epic mobile app suite, and multiple mobile video solutions. She currently tests products for in-patient experience and smart hospital solutions, integrates Epic Hyperspace updates, and provides remote monitoring solutions to enhance patient care while reducing the use of PPE.