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Dr. Jeffrey Smoot is a NAVY veteran; he has been involved in the healthcare industry for over twenty years. With extensive experience in Biomedical Technology, PACS/Cardiology PACS,he brings a plethora of knowledge to the industry. Dr. Smoot has performed extensive research in the area of using Virtual Reality through Touchless/Gestural Interfaces to reduce Nosocomial Infections in healthcare and the implementation of Artificial Intelligence.
Dr. Smoot has not only worked, as a Sr. Biomedical Technician but also as a Sr. Business Analyst, Adjunct Professor in Healthcare Informatics, and a Sr. Technical Trainer for Medtronic. He has been the keynote speaker at Georgia Biomedical Instrumentation Society conference and HIMSS-Bluegrass Chapter.
Dr. Smoot is current the founder and CEO of Interactive Healthcare Designs. His education includes doctorate in Computer Science from Colorado Technical University, MBA Healthcare/Project Management, and Bachelors in Information Technology along with other degrees. Recently Dr. Smoot completed an Executive Certificate from MIT Sloan School of Management in Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare.
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