250- Navigating Healthcare Compliance in the Cloud Era with Christian Okeke

Dissecting Popular IT Nerds

Technology

5 • 49 Ratings

🗓️ 10 January 2024

⏱️ 80 minutes

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Summary

Christian Okeke Christian Okeke is Information Technology Coordinator at Healing Hands Healthcare with years of experience spanning healthcare, government, and other industries. At Healing Hands, Christian oversees IT strategy and HIPAA compliance. He focuses on understanding business needs, communicating effectively across teams, and implementing technologies to drive productivity. Christian is passionate about continuous learning and professional development and values insight from experienced mentors as he develops the soft skills needed to be an effective IT leader. Navigating Healthcare Compliance in the Cloud Era with Christian Okeke In this engaging discussion, we delve into the evolution of IT infrastructure and the expanding role of the IT professional. Our guest Christian brings insightful perspective, drawing from his healthcare industry experience to discuss leveraging cloud capabilities while maintaining rigorous compliance standards. Christian offers practical tips for developing soft skills like communication, relationship building, and documenting institutional knowledge—areas he sees as vital for emerging IT leaders. Looking ahead, he provides thoughtful forecasts on how technologies like AI may shape healthcare IT roles in the years ahead. Tune in for practical, forward-thinking insights from Christian’s diverse IT journey so far.

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0:00.0	Hi, nerds. I'm Michael Moore hosting this podcast for dissecting popular IT nerds. I'm here with
0:12.8	Christian O KK, IT manager at Healing Hands Healthcare. Hey, Christian. How's it going today? Oh, pretty good,
0:18.9	pretty good. How are you? Very good. I'm excited to
0:22.1	have you on the podcast here. We're going to be starting out with our icebreaker segments called
0:28.0	Random Access Memories. I ask a question and then you just respond with the answer that just
0:33.7	pops in your head first, right? All righty, sir. Let's do it. So your first question is, has the blue screen of death become more or less evil over the years?
0:45.0	Ooh, I'm going to have to say less evil, for sure, for sure.
0:49.6	You know, now when I see it, I'm like, oh, maybe we just need a bit lock a key.
0:53.3	It's not that bad. It's amazing. It used to be
0:57.0	such a, you know, such a terror, right? You'd be, you'd be working in it. The blue screen,
1:02.5	you'd be like, no. Oh, yeah, you were done for. But it's even become friendlier looking,
1:08.8	I think. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. It's almost like a sense of security now.
1:12.0	Like, hey, my data is secure.
1:13.6	You know, maybe no one's hacking into my stuff.
1:16.8	Definitely become better.
1:19.1	All right.
1:20.1	Here's another one.
1:21.8	Computer pop-ups are sometimes annoying.
1:26.0	But what's one that actually you're happy to receive?
1:29.8	Oh, well, it depends on who it's from, but sometimes I'm happy to receive a pop-up for like
1:34.4	an outlet email. Like, I'm like, hmm, maybe, you know, maybe I got a good email or it's the
1:39.5	boss saying, hey, you know, where are you at on this? Where are you out on that? But sometimes it's like at least in the middle, you know.
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