Data Systems Specialist and HMIS Administrator with experience across the full lifecycle of homeless services, from case management in the field to building and configuring the technology that supports it.
I started in homeless services as a case manager working directly with veterans. I sat across from clients in shelters and field offices, helped them navigate benefits, find housing, and rebuild stability. That work taught me what frontline staff actually need from the systems they use every day.
From there I moved into data, compliance, and system administration. Today I configure and manage HMIS platforms, build forms and workflows, write SQL and Python for reporting, and support hundreds of staff across multiple offices and programs. I understand HUD data standards because I've had to collect that data myself, report on it, and make sure it's right.
That dual perspective, from the field to the database, is what drives my work. I don't just build technically sound systems. I build systems that work for the people using them under real conditions, with real clients, under real deadlines.
A collection of structured AI prompts designed for HMIS and case management system administrators. Covers program build planning, changelog generation, release notes, help desk response templates, feature launch communications, SSRS report building, and content humanization. Works with Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT, Copilot, and open source models. Turns general-purpose AI assistants into specialized tools for the work administrators actually do.
Pure HTML/CSS templates designed for CaseWorthy's WYSIWYG editor. Includes a ready-to-use help center dashboard, a universal AI prompt for building custom templates on any platform, a quick reference cheat sheet with SVG icons and layout patterns, and a downloadable Claude skill. No JavaScript, no external dependencies, inline CSS only. Paste into CaseWorthy and customize.
Interested in working together or have questions about HMIS systems and technical consulting? I'd like to hear from you.