Hobart, Tasmania · Healthcare executive turned AI systems architect
A career in healthcare taught me exactly how systems fail, and what happens when they do. Now I design AI systems that find the work, do the work, and queue it for a human to approve. Agents, automation, and products that ship.
About
I'm a Chief Radiographer who's spent her career in diagnostic imaging, from trauma hospitals and CT departments to leading teams across healthcare. Along the way I collected an MBA, a Grad Cert in Health & Human Services Management, and a habit of fixing workflows nobody else wanted to touch. Now I apply the same discipline to businesses: AI systems that draft, automate, and orchestrate, with a human making every final call. My rule is simple: a system should reduce mental load, not add to it.
Portfolio
Three kinds of work: full AI business systems, digital products people pay for, and the automation that keeps both running while I sleep.
Approach
I don't just use AI tools. I architect AI systems: governed, auditable, and built so the human stays in charge of anything that matters.
Where the time actually goes, where the errors actually happen. No system survives a wrong diagnosis.
Departments, skills, routing, approval gates. The architecture decides whether it works in six months, not just next week.
Agents, automation, and apps, built fast with the right model matched to each job.
Real data, real thresholds, real feedback loops. A system that can't learn from its mistakes is just expensive scaffolding.
Documented, maintainable, and yours. You should never need me to keep it running.
The stack
Contact
Let's have a conversation. If your business runs on someone's memory and a pile of browser tabs, I can probably help.