MyCHN
Toni D. Marie Tyler, MBA, LMT, is a seasoned professional with diverse experience in materials management and massage therapy. Currently serving as the Manager of Materials Management at Community Health Network, Toni focuses on enhancing efficiency and cost savings through improved operational processes. As the owner of High Frequency Hands LLC, Toni offers skilled massage therapy that emphasizes relaxation and rejuvenation through various techniques. Previous roles include Licensed Massage Therapist at Massage Envy and Accounts Payable Specialist at the Harris County Attorney's Office, alongside significant experience in accounts payable functions with Harris County. Toni holds a Master's degree in Business Administration from Belhaven University and a Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology from Houston Christian University, complemented by a background as a professional football player in the Women's Football League.
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MyCHN
MyCHN is a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) in Brazoria, Galveston, and Harris County, Texas, that provides professional growth and development in a group practice providing primary health care for adults and children, women’s health services, behavioral health, and general dentistry. MyCHN is dedicated to continuous quality improvement and the ideal candidate will work within a team to ins e comprehensive and excellent care. MyCHN clinics are dedicated to Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) principles and practices. In 2015, MyCHN elected to develop an open source electronic health record and modify it to support the needs of an FQHC. MyCHN partnered with Williams Medical Technology in this endeavor which required significant additions to the system; including, design, documentation, reporting, workflow, and billing. MyCHN's key staff members and Williams Medical Technology programming staff meet at least weekly to further the development of interoperability, clinic workflow, decision support systems, data warehouse, and patient communications. Learn about this open source here: www.openfq.net