This internal-facing tool was built to give radiologists and administrative staff clear, chronological access to a patient’s imaging history. Prior to this, retrieving contextual data for scan interpretation, billing, or scheduling was slow and fragmented. I designed and implemented a full-stack solution to solve this workflow bottleneck from the ground up.

The Challenge

Radiologists and administrators needed a simple way to:

• See a patient’s imaging history at a glance

• Understand past diagnoses associated with each study

• View ordering provider notes and visit context

• Make informed decisions about interpretation, billing, and scheduling

The existing systems made this difficult—data was siloed, hard to navigate, and not visualized clearly.

My Role & Approach

I owned the entire stack—from data modeling to interface design.

• I created the backend data structures and pipelines needed to aggregate and normalize historical patient data

• I designed the UX to focus on temporal clarity, grouping studies by type and date with associated diagnoses and notes

• I implemented the front-end UI, optimized for speed and at-a-glance comprehension

• The tool was built to work seamlessly with existing internal systems and workflows

This was a fully integrated, real-data application—not a prototype.

Results & Impact

• Radiologists gained rapid access to context, improving interpretation speed and accuracy

• Administrative staff could make more informed scheduling and billing decisions

• The tool became a trusted internal asset and an example of how internal UX and thoughtful data design can drive real operational improvements

This project demonstrates my ability to own and deliver full-stack tools that directly improve clinical and administrative efficiency in a high-trust environment.