Bill Russell

Director of Product Development @Cpsi

Madison, MS, US
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WORK HISTORY

Apr 2016 — Present

Director of Product Development @Cpsi

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Madison, MS, US

Lead multiple software development, support and implementation teams within the Finance and Administration ERP area. Transitioned to permanently managing remote teams in 2020 with sustained production output and improved communication. Direct the development of a commercial Post-Acute Electronic Health Record (EHR) software product utilizing scrum agile processes. Lead multiple teams (onshore permanent and offshore contractors) consisting of managers, engineers, database analysts, business analysts, and quality analysts. EHR software is comprised of Clinical (admission, charting, medication administration, assessments, etc.), Financial (billing, claims, payroll, general ledger, etc.), and Interoperability (ADT/CCDA/Therapy/etc. interfaces) applications. Successfully implemented an On-Boarding team process for all new product development employees to provide focused training on engineering technical stack and agile development processes. Reduced software defect density through continuous focus on quality and adapting processes to meet development and customer needs.

EDUCATION

1998 — 2002

University of Southern Mississippi

BSBA, Management Information Systems, 3.46

ABOUT BILL RUSSELL

Director of Product Development with over 20 years of experience leading technology teams within the retail, health insurance, and healthcare software industries. A successful leader who builds strong relationships across teams and departments. Strategic thinker who identifies and implements organizational processes to improve employee morale and deliver high quality products. Strong ability to consistently deliver quality product on time.

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