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David J. Cantrelle

davecantrelle@yahoo.com

(504) 368-8658

I am a  seasoned data processing professional with over twenty years experience
working with both hardware and software.  Among my many duties as an analyst/-
programmer and interface specialist, I am responsible for several interfaces.

Common Registration is the interface between Signature and a home-brewed patient 
registration system.  Signature (Siemens Medical Systems) is an accounts
receivable application and Patient Registration is an ADABASE-Natural home-brewed 
system.   One of my most recent tasks was to convert the Common Registration interface 
from the Integrator interface engine to Cloverleaf.  Both engines are HIE 
(a.k.a. Healthcare.com and currently Quovadx) products.

I am also responsible for the Ingenix to Signature interface.  The interface
engine for this Claims Manager interface is OPENLink version 22.3. 

I have also designed, implemented, maintain and am responsible for running
several OLIE scripts monthly.  These scripts often involve real-time changes to
financial data.  

My problem-solving skills have led to consistent success  in  meeting hardware,
software, telecommunications, client-server and  networking goals and  objectives.  I have been responsible for a number of creative solutions
to business problems.  My ability to analyze and conceptualize, manage mul-
tiple priorities, set goals and meet deadlines has been key  to my  sucess.
My qualifications include extensive technical skills and results orientation 
as well as being a self-starter and a team player.

Skills Summary

Operating Systems Most versions of MS-DOS , Windows 3.xx and '95 , Windows NT ,
UNIX (AIX) , MVS, VM, VMS , BasicFour B.O.S.S.
NetworkingOne year's experience as a technician on a Novell 4.x network
LanguagesHTML, Powerbuilder 5.0.2, Visual Basic 5.0 Natural 2.2,
Various "flavors" of OpenBASIC for various platforms, Cobol, PL/I
Hardware IBM 9000, RS6000, BasicFour, DEC VaxStation (College Exposure)
System AdministratorBasicFour MPX9620 (Three Years) 70 terminals, 30 printers
RS6000 (One Year) Responsible for conversion from BasicFour
to RS6000
TelecommunicationsResponsible for day-to-day performance of the BasicFour, RS6000
Network from Oklahoma City, OK. to Miami, Fl. (muxes, conversion to T1 circuit)
Wrote PCAnywhere scripts to automate PC (interstate) file transfers
Client ServerUsed Procom (local connection) to enable rudimentary client server
operations between RS-6000 and IBM compatables
Office SuitesMicrosoft Office and Office 97 (Word 97 and VBA) Installed earlier
versions of the Suites, including Bookshelf
MS-DOS: Six years Experience as a "power user" (used features such as attrib, xcopy32, defrag, drvspace) Upgraded several PC's DOS and/or Windows versions Return to table Windows 3.xx - '98: Over the course of a year I upgraded many kinds of PCs from Windows 3.x to Windows 95. Successfully modified system files. Return to table IBM Mainframes: Entergy Services: System 370/55 to 9000 series over an 18 year period, including 8 years as a Programmer/Analyst. See Languages or Return to table Languages:HTML - Static Pages with tables, graphics and links. Some classroom experience with forms, frames and Oracle Webserver. PowerBuilder 5.0.02 and Visual Basic 5.0 - Some exposure in maintenance.
Heavy experience with various "flavors" of OpenBasic on BasicFour,
RS6000 and PC platforms, including BasicFour, BBx4 and Providex Level 3.
Customized MAS90 and DISC (Distributor Information Systems Corp.) modules. Return to table Natural 2.2 Support of Signature software, including OLIE. PL/I, COBOL, Syncsort, Dialog Management: Entergy Services - 5 years as a Programmer/Analyst. Return to table PC Technician: One year's experience with installation, upgrades, trouble- shooting hardware, software and network related issues. Upgraded many PCs to Windows 95 and some to NT. Increased memory, replaced and/or added hard drives, replaced video cards, installed sound cards and CD-ROM drives. Return to table or Back to Dave's home page
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