Bridging clinical systems, security, and the people who run them.
MITBridge is the advisory and managed-services practice of a senior healthcare systems architect — 25+ years keeping enterprise medical imaging running, integrated, and secure: from hands-on PACS operations to department-wide clinical archives and international greenfield hospital builds.
Four ways I plug into your team.
Senior, hands-on work — not a slide deck handed off to juniors. Engagements run from a one-off assessment to a standing monthly retainer.
Remote PACS administration
Keep your imaging queues clean, your interfaces up, and your studies where they belong — a senior PACS admin on a monthly retainer, without carrying a full-time hire. Built for imaging centers and leaner facilities that own a PACS but have no one to run it.
Imaging architecture & migrations
Design, migrate, and rescue enterprise imaging archives and the interfaces that feed them. Get PACS, VNA, and downstream systems exchanging the right data reliably — and untangle it when they don't.
Medical-device & imaging security
A clinical-systems perspective on connected-device and imaging-network risk: inventory, exposure, and segmentation strategy that clinical and IT teams can act on — rooted in the biomedical bench and real hospital networks, not a generic checklist.
Advisory & expert consultation
Short-form advisory for investors, vendors, and health systems: technical due diligence, product and market perspective, and a translator who's fluent on both the clinical and the IT side of the table.
A career spent where the systems — and the stakes — are hardest.
Army biomedical equipment
Started at the bench — the hands-on grounding in medical devices that still shapes how I approach every system above them.
VA — enterprise PACS leadership
Led imaging system work across facilities inside one of the largest integrated health systems in the country.
Perot Systems / Dell
Delivering enterprise healthcare technology at scale for large provider organizations.
IBM Healthcare — greenfield abroad
Stood up imaging and integration for a flagship academic medical center and a national imaging-archive initiative in the Gulf — building from nothing, across languages, vendors, and cultures.
DoD enterprise clinical imaging
Principal engineer on a department-wide clinical imaging archive — integration architecture, data-integrity investigations, and security across a program serving the entire enterprise.
Most failures happen in translation. That's the gap I close.
The best integration is invisible
I design around the clinical workflow first, then make the systems serve it — so the technology disappears and the work gets easier.
Fluent on both sides
Clinical and IT, vendor and customer, domestic and international. I've spent a career standing in the gap between people who need to understand each other and don't yet.
The person who's done it
You get someone who has actually run the migrations, led the investigations, and sat with difficult stakeholders — working quietly alongside your leadership, not around it.
Have a system that needs to work — or a decision that needs a second set of eyes?
Tell me a little about the situation and what "good" looks like. I'll come back to you directly.