MEDICAL AUTOMATION EXPERTS
Gary Paquin's bio:
 | Gary Paquin is Executive Vice President of Consulting, and co-founder of Paquin Healthcare, Celebration, FL (www.paquinhealthcare.com), a company that provides retail healthcare solutions to hospitals and healthcare organizations. Mr. Paquin is also the co-founder of Medinex, a healthcare technology company that went public on the NASDAQ in 1999. He has completed public board of director training at Harvard Business School as well as Stanford Law School. Mr. Paquin was also the co-founder of Agency One, one of the largest insurance software companies in the property and casualty insurance industry. Mr. Paquin worked for IBM for 8 years and held 7 positions with the company and has held management and sales positions with Applied Data Research, Computer Associates, Software AG, and Lawson Associates. Mr. Paquin is active in community philanthropy organizations and has served on the Board of United Way and has chaired several United Way campaigns. Mr. Paquin majored in Mathematics and Philosophy at Michigan State University. Gary Paquin, Celebration, FL; gary.paquin@paquinhealthcare.com |
Gary Paquin's posts:
MUSING – iRemedy: A Simple Cure to an Old Problem
Studies have shown that consumers are increasingly asking for the ability to communicate with their physician via email or other [MORE]
MUSING – The Healthcare Solution: Looking in All the Wrong Places
Aging boomers provide the catalyst for a more aggressive consumer participant approach to their health. The Internet gave them the [MORE]
MUSING – The Communication Barrier
In the classic 1967 film, Cool Hand Luke, the captain utters the immortal words, “What we have here is a [MORE]
MUSING – Doctor, The Patient Will See You Now…
Andrew Schorr’s recent book, The Web-Savvy Patient: An Insider’s Guide to Navigating the Internet When Facing Medical Crisis, chronicles [MORE]
MUSING – The Healthcare Solution: Looking in All the Wrong Places
Aging boomers provide the catalyst for a more aggressive consumer participant approach to their health. The Internet gave them the [MORE]