Software and AI engineer, health informatician, and registered pharmacist. I write about what I build and what I learn.
Heya! 👋 I love helping people, and one of the best ways I do this is by sharing what I learn and build. I started as a pharmacist at a tertiary hospital in Northern Ghana, where I saw how much technology could improve healthcare. That sparked my interest in digital health. I taught myself to code, then joined the ALX Software Engineering program, which became a turning point. I went on to complete a Master of Health Informatics at the University of Toronto. Today I am a software and AI engineer and a health informatician, and I practise remotely as a Digital Health Pharmacist. I combine clinical experience with technical skills to build tools that solve real problems in health and beyond, and I write here about what I build and what I learn.
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I just wanted to say that i really appreciate you for your work. You aren't just giving off answers or solutions to these problems, you give a very intuitive description of what the problem is asking and actually build up from that while explaining how you got to the final solution. I also appreciate how you go ahead to describe each and every command you use, which really makes it easier for a beginner/learner like me understand firmly actually what is happening. I sometime find myself reading through some articles that barely explain the code written or rather use very DIFFICULT to understand technical terms which really put me off and effectively discourage me from even trying to learn the concept. I, again, really appreciate your method. I have looked through some of your other have been able to learn quite a lot from you. I am glad people like you exist.
Onyinyechi Onyemeachi
if only my medical school courses were explained this way maybe i wouldnt have changed career paths Thank you Dr for explaining