Earle D. Hartshorn
Parkland WA 98444
Earle.Hartshorn@Outlook.com
Assisting Individuals and Businesses in Realizing their
Potential via the Personal Computer.
WORK HISTORY:
St Joseph Medical Center, Tacoma, WA 2010 to Present: System Support Admin and Systems Analyst for the Cardiovascular Service Line supporting 5 of the CHIFranciscan Hospitals in the Puget Sound area: St. Joseph Medical Center, St. Michael Medical Center, St. Francis Hospital, St. Anne Hospital, and St. Anthony Hospital.
Grand Itasca Clinic & Hospital, Grand Rapids MN 2003-2009: Network Administrator;
Avaya PBX Administrator; NAS/SAN Administrator
Computer Enterprises, Grand Rapids MN 1999-2003: Network Administrator; Web Administrator;
Instructor Windows & Productivity Suites
Brown Institute, Mendota Hts MN 1998-1999: PC/LAN Instructor for Hardware, DOS, Win
3.x, Win 9x
Earle Hartshorn Computer Services, Grand Rapids MN 1995-2009: Owner/Operator providing
Sales and Service for IBM compatible computers and OSs
EDUCATION:
EMC2 Certificate Celerra Management Raleigh NC 2009
Cross Telecom Avaya Call Center Design & Management Bloomington MN 2007
Extreme Networks Summit Network Design & Management Eden Prairie MN 2005
Itasca Community College Vocational Education Grand Rapids MN AA
degree 1997
Palomar Community College Emphasis on Business Sciences San Marcos CA 1978‑1980
Ramona High School Emphasis on Business Sciences Ramona CA 1977
Normal Daily Duties at St Joseph Medical Center, Tacoma WA:
Daily DB cleanup and maintenance of Lumedx Apollo SQL DB for Cardiovascular Registry Data. Import new patients, export Registry Data, maintain Registry Profiles, maintain User Profiles.
Daily DB cleanup and maintenance of GE Centricity Cardiology DMS Oracle DB for Cardiology Cath Data. Import new patients, export data, manage users, support users. Maintain Crystal Reports engine, create and maintain Crystal Reports for Administration.
Provide support to the staff in Cardiology Administration. Develop and provide new user training to abstraction and nursing staff as needed.
Provide daily, weekly, monthly, and annual reports to Physicians and administration, both scheduled and ad hoc. Respond quickly to requests from staff for statistics and also provide data to support reports to the Society of Thoracic Surgeons and to the National Cardiology Data Registry of the American College of Cardiologists, as well as data to, for and from the Washington state Clinical Outcomes Assessment Program for Cardiology, Cardiac Surgery, and Vascular Surgery
Other Projects at SJMC:
2014: after several years of planning , selling, and work, I led a project to upgrade the existing Lumedx Apollo SQL 2000 server and database from a physical server to a Windows 2008/SQL Server 2008 VM running in the organizations VSphere farm.
2016: Added 2 new hospitals to (the existing 3) our database, but instead of adding them to our local database, created those on the Lumedx Hosted SaaS database. Working with Lumedx, developed ways to get data into one or the other database as appropriate and to get reports out in different configurations to reflect either the organization as a whole or by specific site.
2017: After a couple of years working with the manager of the Cath Lab, when he retired I took over management and maintenance of the GE Centricity DMS service in 2016. This database was also running on real hardware (3 servers) set in a closet somewhere running Windows 2000 Server. We are currently in process of upgrading these all to Windows 2008 and current versions of GE Cardiology Centricity DMS. In this case I am just one of a fairly large multidisciplinary team (GE alone has a project manager and 5 specialists on the project), but I am the person who has possibly the broadest view of the project from the CHIFranciscan side of the fence.
Daily DB cleanup and maintenance of GE Centricity Cardiology DMS Oracle DB for Cardiology Cath Data. Import new patients, export data, manage users, support users. Maintain Crystal Reports engine, create and maintain Crystal Reports for Administration.
Provide support to the staff in Cardiology Administration. Develop and provide new user training to abstraction and nursing staff as needed.
Provide daily, weekly, monthly, and annual reports to Physicians and administration, both scheduled and ad hoc. Respond quickly to requests from staff for statistics and also provide data to support reports to the Society of Thoracic Surgeons and to the National Cardiology Data Registry of the American College of Cardiologists, as well as data to, for and from the Washington state Clinical Outcomes Assessment Program for Cardiology, Cardiac Surgery, and Vascular Surgery
Other Projects at SJMC:
2014: after several years of planning , selling, and work, I led a project to upgrade the existing Lumedx Apollo SQL 2000 server and database from a physical server to a Windows 2008/SQL Server 2008 VM running in the organizations VSphere farm.
2016: Added 2 new hospitals to (the existing 3) our database, but instead of adding them to our local database, created those on the Lumedx Hosted SaaS database. Working with Lumedx, developed ways to get data into one or the other database as appropriate and to get reports out in different configurations to reflect either the organization as a whole or by specific site.
2017: After a couple of years working with the manager of the Cath Lab, when he retired I took over management and maintenance of the GE Centricity DMS service in 2016. This database was also running on real hardware (3 servers) set in a closet somewhere running Windows 2000 Server. We are currently in process of upgrading these all to Windows 2008 and current versions of GE Cardiology Centricity DMS. In this case I am just one of a fairly large multidisciplinary team (GE alone has a project manager and 5 specialists on the project), but I am the person who has possibly the broadest view of the project from the CHIFranciscan side of the fence.
Normal daily duties at Grand Itasca Clinic & Hospital
included:
Maintenance of Avaya Phone Communication Manager v3 VoIP
system with nearly 3000 extensions including redundant S8500 servers and
Intuity Audix LX voicemail system. Performed all Moves, Adds, Changes as well
as maintaining and designing Call Center and switchboard splits, groups, and
vectors and managing BCMS system
Maintaining 3 SQL Enterprise Servers, two version 2000 and
one version 2005; new GE servers added three additional 2005 servers, including daily scheduled and manual
backups
Maintaining Microsoft Dynamics Great Plains Payroll and HR
system
Maintain ADT ETime timeclock system including badge readers
Maintain Server 2003 Active Directory domain
Maintain Exchange 2000 Mail system (after move to new
facility I subcontracted with an email provider using Exchange 2003)
Maintain Windows 2000 IIS Intranet Web server hosting a
production Intranet web site, a test Intranet web site, and a private Intranet
web site used for IS documentation
Oversee maintenance of 30+ Servers, 300+ PCs, 200+
Printer/Fax/Copiers
Maintain AD Group Policies
Write and maintain scripts used to perform software installs
and updates for workstations
Monitor Network LAN and WAN traffic
Monitor and Maintain Firebox X Firewall and VPNs
Monitor and Maintain Wireless network traffic
Respond to requests from users for password resets, etc.
Responsible for creating, adapting, editing and posting
training material to the Intranet either by taking a video tape created by a
trainer, or by ripping video from VCR, DVD, Powerpoint, etc, and converting to
Windows Media format
Supervise two techs
Maintain both logical and physical diagrams of all systems
and supporting documentation
On call 24x7x365 for 7 years
Normal Daily Duties at Computer Enterprises Included:
Opening store for business
Build, burn in, load software, and deliver new PCs both
personal and business
Teaching classes on week nights for users on basic PC use,
basic Internet and email, using scanners and digital camera’s
Repair and Maintenance of customer PC’s both on-site and on
bench
Maintaining Business Customer systems by making weekly
visits to site and checking server and PC logs for problems and repairing as
needed
Recommending, selling and designing new Business customer
systems including servers, switches, and PCs
Running POS and recommending “sell-ups” to customers
Inventory, stock, and maintain in-store displays
2001 As employee of Computer Enterprises setup the Grand
Rapids Clinic’s first IP network, file server, AD, and Exchange Server (SBS
2000).
2002-2003 After the merger of Grand Rapids Clinic and Itasca
Medical Center and the creation of Grand Itasca Clinic & Hospital I was
hired by the new Hospital and was responsible for the creation of a larger
Exchange server, moving the GRC.com and ItascaMedicalCenter.org email and AD
accounts to GrandItasca.org accounts.
Migrated the Hospital’s Netware 4 server and 20 Win95 PCs and user
accounts to a new GrandItasca AD Domain.
Replaced Hospital 10M hub system with new Avaya Cajun Layer 3 switches
and merged into Clinic’s Layer 3 Intel switches. Purchased, installed, and configured Firebox
X firewall and implemented VPN access for IS and a few select contractors. Assisted (with Cross Telecom as contractor)
in merging the Clinic and Hospital’s three Avaya Definity G3r phone systems
into one phone system.
2004--2005 Began the planning for the new facility on Golf
Course Road in Grand Rapids. Worked with
Architects and Engineers to design cabling and closet layout on new campus for
Data and Phone systems as well as Nurse Call and Security and Environmental
Control Systems. Worked with Contractors
to install cabling. Worked with Avaya,
Cross Telecom, Extreme Networks, Paul Bunyan Telephone, and Qwest to design,
specify, configure, purchase, and install fully integrated Voice and Data
Network, connecting 4 campuses via fiber connections. Designed, built, and configured in
cooperation with Cross Telecom a new Avaya PBX utilizing two S8500 servers with
ESS capability with over 3000 extensions.
Coordinated connections between new and old voice and data
networks. Coordinated timely cut-over of
phone service (from Qwest to Paul Bunyan Telephone) and network services (from
Qwest to Enventis) while maintaining live and overlapping voice and data
connection to and between 2 separate OR suites and ER suites (1 of each at both
locations); the Hospital did not close or suspend services during move; it
started taking in new patients at the new facility in the morning and by noon
had discharged or transferred all patients and services in the old facility to
the new facility. Managed move of
servers to new server room from various locations in other three facilities
maintaining minimum downtime and performing moves during non-critical
hours. During move changed network
configuration from three (one each existing facility) class C subnets to
multiple class C subnets on VLANs segregated by purpose for security
considerations.
2006-2007 In cooperation with Cisco and Enventis designed
and implemented new Cisco network based on redundant central Catalyst 6500
series switches with Supervisor 720 modules and redundant 10GB backbones,
Catalyst 4500 series switches in closets and Gig-E available to all
desktops. VoIP problems solved. Also designed and implemented Cisco wireless
network using Cisco ACS and WLC management providing a secure environment for
wireless operation of COW’s, laptops, and tablets. Same Wireless Network is also utilized to
provide unlimited free guest wireless access to the Internet not routed over
secure internal network.
2008 – 2009 Worked with EMC, GE, Quantum, Cisco, HP, and
Clerity to design, install, and configure equipment for new GE Centricity EMR
system. Systems include 3 SQL driveless
servers connected to an EMC NS20 configured both as a NAS and SAN. Configured Celerra and CLARiiON back end
along with redundant Cisco Fabric MDS 9100 switches. Backup systems include a Quantum Scalar 50
Tape Library and EMCs Networker Software.
Implemented IP Switchboard softconsoles.
As Earle Hartshorn Computer Service I provided consultation
for several businesses (as well as individuals) in cooperation with other
contractors and businesses in the Grand Rapids, MN area.
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