| CURRENT POSITIONS |
University of South Carolina |
Adjunct Professor Department of Computer Science & Engineering College of Engineering & Information Technology Senior Research Fellow Center for Health Services & Policy Research, Norman J. Arnold School of Public Health Independent Consultant |
| OFFICE ADDRESS |
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| Department of Computer Science & Engineering |
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| Swearingen Engineering Center Room 1A01C |
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| University of South Carolina |
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| Columbia, SC 29208 |
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| 803 - 269 - 2972 (mobile) |
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| e-mail: fdruseikis at sc dot edu |
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| http://cse.sc.edu/~fredd
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| RESIDENCE |
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| 221 Holly Ridge Lane |
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| West Columbia, SC 29169 |
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| 803 - 796 - 8935 (home) |
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| e-mail: fdruseikis at sc dot rr dot com |
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| 803 - 269 - 2972 (mobile) |
| NATIVITY | Rochester, New York |
| US Citizen |
| EDUCATION |
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| Ph.D. Computer Science |
6/1975 |
University of Arizona Tucson, AZ |
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| M.S. Computer Science |
6/1973 |
University of Arizona Tucson, AZ |
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| B.S. Mathematics, with Honors |
6/1971 |
University of Arizona Tucson, AZ |
| MARITAL STATUS | |
| Married |
| EXPERIENCE |
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| 5/2002 - Present |
University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC |
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| Senior Research Fellow Center for Health Services & Policy Research |
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| Projects in Quality Improvement and Health
Services Research. Grant proposal development, design of information systems
supporting health services research and quality improvement projects for the
Palmetto Health Alliance, the Dorn VA Medical Center, and the USC School of Medicine; special projects
in the evaluation of health services. Co-founder of the South Carolina Pay-for-performance Forum (www.scp4p.org) |
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| 8/2001 - Present |
University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC |
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| Research Associate Professor and
Adjunct Professor Department of Computer Science & Engineering |
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| Teaching and Research in Computer Science
and Engineering. Taught CSCE 740 (Graduate Software Engineering), CSCE 492 (Senior Capstone in Software Engineering, Model Driven Architecture and OptimalJ), CSCE 245 (Advanced Object-oriented Programming: Unix, C/C++, UML); CSCE 209 (Web development using Java and J2EE); CSCE 204 (Program Design and Development: Visual Basic .NET) Interdisciplinary projects with the School of Medicine, School of Public Health, and Center for Health Services and Policy Research. Position contingent on research funding. |
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| 7/2000 - 8/2001 |
Identity&Security, Inc., Columbia, SC |
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| Cofounder & Principal |
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| Startup. HIPAA Consulting, Product definition and prototype for HIPAA Privacy; Assessment methodology development; 3rd-party product evaluation for HIPAA X12N transactions (Mercator), privacy and security, advanced development and web infrastructure development for .NET and open-source technology. Sold to Integrys LLC, Greenville, SC. | ||
| 11/1996 - 6/2000 |
HealthMagic, Inc., Columbia, SC |
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| Chief Architect/VP Technology Adoption |
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| Lead the technical team (eight engineers) that developed an Internet-based Personal Health Record. Deployed in 1997 at Adventist Health System's Celebration Clinic at Celebration, FL; later marketed under the trade name HealthCompass; contributor to OMG CORBAmed PIDS (Patient ID Service) [Master Patient Index] specification; HIPAA, Security & Privacy; Built on Microsoft, Sun and Oracle. | ||
| 11/1995 - 11/1996 |
Adventist Health Systems/Sunbelt Home Health
Care, Columbia, SC |
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| Chief Architect |
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| Predecessor project to the formation of HealthMagic. Requirements definition for an internet-based personal health record; primary market research including prototype development and focus-group evalutations. Technology assessement in prepartion for development. Staff recruiting. | ||
| 12/1991 - 11/1995 |
AT&T/NCR, Columbia, SC |
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| Technology Consultant |
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| Technology Architect for productization of NCR CORBA Technology; lead design and development of a CORBA 1.0 and CORBA 2.0 ORBs. Participated in OMG standards initiatives representing AT&T and NCR. Product was marketed as the "AT&T Cooperative Frameworks". Built on Windows and Unix. | ||
| 8/1989 - 12/1991 |
AT&T Bell Laboratories, Holmdel, NJ |
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| Technical Supervisor |
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| Managed (twenty technical staff) the System Engineering for 3rd generation Office Information System marketed as AT&T Rhapsody - Workflow, Client/ Server; directed the off-shore development of a key component with Dublin (Ireland) software development company; integration with customer's mission critical systems for a major aerospace contractor. Microsoft clients; Unix servers. | ||
| 1/1985 - 8/1989 |
AT&T Bell Laboratories, Lincroft, NJ |
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| Technical Supervisor |
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| Lead systems engineering & development team (eight engineers) for Call-center automation software; extensive real-time speech processing hardware/software integration; integration with mission critical business systems for a leading credit card travel company. Unix. | ||
| 1/1981 - 1/1985 |
AT&T Bell Laboratories, Lincroft, NJ |
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| Distinguished Member of the Technical
Staff |
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| Advanced development of speech processing/voice response software for a value-added data network service. Deployed network components and integrated with mission critical business systems for a major airline and book publisher. The airline service was extensively advertised. Unix. | ||
| 7/1979 - 1/1981 |
RCA David Sarnoff Research Center, Princeton, NJ | |
| Member of the Technical Staff |
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| Advanced development on RCA's initiative to develop a home computer (the PC didn't have that name yet!) I designed an operating systems for the Intel 8086 supporting Pascal. Subcontracted language development to Microsoft. | ||
| 7/1977 - 7/1979 |
Bell Laboratories, Holmdel, NJ | |
| Member of the Technical Staff |
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| Exploratory Development projects aimed at using advanced software technologies (C/Unix and Concurrent Pascal) to control PBX (Private Branch Exchange) real-time control software. | ||
| 7/1975 - 7/1977 |
University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ | |
| Assistant Professor of Computer
Science |
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| Taught Compiler Design, Programming Languages, Software Engineering to undergraduates and graduate students. SNOBOL4, Simula, Pascal, Algol-68, APL. Staff researcher on departmental NSF grants in the development of new programming languages - SL5. | ||
| 8/1971 - 7/1975 |
University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ | |
| Graduate Associate - Teaching & Research |
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| Taught courses in the math and computer science departments. Research in programming languages. | ||
| AFFILIATIONS | |
| Pi Mu Epsilon - National Mathematics Honary |
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| Upsilon Pi Epsilon - National Computer Sciences Honary |
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| Phi Beta Kappa - National Liberal Arts Honary |
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| ASTM |
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| WEDI - Working Group for Electronic Document Interchange |
| PUBLICATIONS | |
| (K. Armstrong, F. Druseikis, N. Hazeltine) "Case
Study, HealthCompass: Providing Direction in a World of Health Care" appears
in 1998 Guide to Health Care on The Internet, J.W. Hoben, Ed.,
Faulkner & Gray, New York, 1997. |
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| Co-author and contributor to the OMG [Object Management
Group] CORBAmed PIDS (patient identity services) specification, 1997; work
performed while employed by HealthMagic, Inc. |
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| (F.C. Druseikis, D.K. Kythe) "Consumer-centric
Security Policy for Patient Indexing," 2nd Master Patient Index Workshop,
Washington, 1996. |
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| Co-author and contributor to the OMG CORBAsec security
specification. 1995; work performed while at AT&T/NCR. |
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| (G.D. Ripley, F.C. Druseikis) "A Statistical Analysis
of Syntax Errors", J. Computer Languages, Vol. 3, pp. 227-240, 1978. |
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| (F.C. Druseikis) "Error Recovery in SLR(1) Parsers,"
ACM National Conference, Houston, 1977. |
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| (D.E. Britton, F.C. Druseikis, R.E. Griswold, D.R.
Hanson, R. Holmes) "Procedure Referencing Environments in SL5", ACM Principles
of Programming Languages, 1976. |
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| (F.C. Druseikis) "Influences of Modularity on Program
Portability", ONLINE Conferences LTD, London, Conference Proceedings, Software
Systems Engineering, 1976. |
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| Ph.D. Dissertation, "The Design of Transportable
Interpreters", U. of Arizona, 1975. (Advisor: Ralph E. Griswold) |
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| (F.C. Druseikis, J.N. Doyle) "Procedural Approach
to Pattern Matching in SNOBOL4", ACM National Conference, 1974. |
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| Numerous technical reports in AT&T Bell Laboratories,
U. of Arizona. |
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| "Near-rings on the Quaternion Group," Undergraduate
Honors Thesis, U. of Arizona, 1971. (Advisor: James R. Clay) |
| AWARDS |
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| 1983 - Bell Labs Individual Contributor Award for
contributions to the design and development of speech processing services
on AT&T/Net 1000. |
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| 1990 - The AT&T Rhapsody team received a PC
World Magazine award and recognition for the product. |
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| 2000 - HealthCompass received a Smithsonian award
for innovative applications of the 20th century. |
| CONFERENCES |
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| Various academic conferences from 1974-1980. |
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| 1994 - 1999: Working meetings of the OMG technical committee as a contributor to several working groups. | |
| "Performance and Scalability of a CORBA ORB", OMG
Object World Conference, Boston, January, 1994. (Presentation and panel
discussion.) |
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| "Practical Experience with a CORBA ORB," AT&T
Object Technology Conference, Holmdel, October 1995. |
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| 1st Master Patient Index workshop, Los Alamos,
1996. (Discussion group leader.) |
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| 2nd Master Patient Index Workshop, Washington,
DC, 1996. |
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| "Status of CORBAmed PIDS," 10th HL7 Conference,
Washington, 1996. (Presentation and panel discussion) |