cvanlaw

Pacific Medical Data Solutions | Frontend Developer | Full-Time | Denver, CO | Onsite

PMDS is a healthcare technology company which provides a physician productivity and compensation platform to hospitals around the US. We're looking for a frontend developer to join our engineering team focusing on our new SaaS product. An ideal candidate should have experience working in Angular 4+ or similar frontend framework and the ability to develop and deliver an intuitive and polished user experience to our customers.

This role is onsite in our office in the DTC just south of Denver. Please reach out to chris.vanlaw@pacificmds.com for more information or to apply. Please include "HN" in the subject line.

Pacific Medical Data Solutions | Frontend Developer | Full-Time | Denver, CO | Onsite

PMDS is a healthcare technology company which provides a physician productivity and compensation platform to hospitals around the US. We're looking for a frontend developer to join our engineering team focusing on our new SaaS product. An ideal candidate should have experience working in Angular 4+ or similar frontend framework and the ability to develop and deliver an intuitive and polished user experience to our customers.

This role is onsite in our office in the DTC just south of Denver. Please reach out to chris.vanlaw@pacificmds.com for more information or to apply. Please include "HN" in the subject line.

I'm curious: Why do you consider Agile Coaches / Scrum Masters / etc. a red flag?

Several stores in Colorado have started accepting debit cards in the past month or so - maybe this is becoming less of an issue. Source: I live in Colorado

Do you have an example of an MVP vs MVE? It sounds like the MVE approach focuses more on a minimum quality of user experience rather than a minimum set of features; is there a particular way to state this that you've found effective?

There's also the issue of waste disposal. After a patient is identified can most US hospitals handle the extra waste? I saw this (http://www.cnbc.com/id/102027557) earlier, and it sounds like the hospital in Atlanta that treated those two cases had trouble with waste disposal initially.