Jari Davis, President  Company: Meditec Training Center
Web site: www.meditec.com
Years of experience:
Location: Layton, Utah
Willing to travel? Yes
BC Advantage Contributor: Yes
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Speaker Bio:
Brigham Young University, education and bacteriology.
University Medical Center 1958-1972 - computer science, programming, medical coding and chart abstraction and training (for World Health Organization). Set up the standards for data generation and collection for WHO and various NIH federal government grants to various medical departments.
In 1969 incorporated Meditech, Inc., a company that provided outsource services to medical providers in medical transcription, coding and billing, consulting and practice management. Initiated ongoing training programs for Meditech employees. Established the accounts receivable, patient information system for the Utah State Department of Family Health Services, 1989 to 1996. Provided consultant services to many hospitals/clinics in medical transcription, coding training and billing functions. Formalized the training programs in early 1990s for on-line education - competency-based learning.
Feature writer for various medical/legal publications in magazines, journals and textbooks. Major contributor to medical/legal online dictionaries.
Recognition/Awards:
1977 - Named Utah Businesswoman of the year by Utah Business Women's organization.
1983 - Became the first Certified Medical Transcriptionist (CMT) in Utah. Chaired the Utah Chapter of the American Association for Medical Transcription (AAMT) and served as the President for two years thereafter. Initiated the Idaho and assisted with the Wyoming Chapters of this organization.
1990 - Named "Boss of the Year" by the Utah Businesswomen's Association (nominated by staff and employees of Meditech).
1998-2004 - Guardian ad litem in childrens program through Juvenile Court System, CASA Volunteer. Working with children in various stressful homes, discovering potential programs, which might be of assistance, recommending to the Juvenile Court authorities a course of action specifically designed to assist and benefit the affected children.
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