Adam Leffew
About Adam Leffew
Adam Leffew is a programmer with over a decade of experience in developing patient-centered technology for healthcare environments. He has contributed to MEDITECH's EHR systems, which serve over 2,300 institutions globally, and has worked at MEDITECH since 2010.
Work at Meditech
Adam Leffew has worked at Meditech as a Programmer in the Development department since 2010. His role involves contributing to the development of Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems that are utilized by over 2,300 healthcare institutions globally. Leffew has played a significant part in creating interoperable EHR solutions that cater to long-term care and rehabilitation services. His work focuses on enhancing patient-centered technology across various healthcare environments, including ambulatory care and behavioral health.
Education and Expertise
Adam Leffew earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, completing his studies from 2005 to 2010. His educational background provides a solid foundation for his programming skills and expertise in developing healthcare technology. This academic experience has equipped him with the knowledge necessary to contribute effectively to the healthcare technology sector.
Background
Before joining Meditech, Adam Leffew worked as a Computer Lab Technician at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga for a brief period in 2004. This early experience in a technical support role contributed to his understanding of computer systems and software, which later informed his work in healthcare technology. Leffew has accumulated over a decade of experience in the field, focusing on patient-centered technology.
Achievements
Adam Leffew has made significant contributions to the development of EHR systems at Meditech, which are now used by a vast number of institutions worldwide. His involvement in creating interoperable solutions has enhanced the capabilities of EHR systems to support various healthcare services, particularly in long-term care and rehabilitation. His work reflects a commitment to improving healthcare technology and patient care.