Master AI for Healthcare Information Technology Through Personalized 1:1 Project Coaching in 30 Days.
1:1 coaching to help professionals learn how to think with AI while working on real projects.
I meet with you 1:1 to review your project as it evolves — your current phase, your deliverables, and the decisions in front of you. Together, we look at how you’re applying AI, where it’s helping, and where it needs refinement.
By the end, you feel confident using AI independently to run future projects with clarity and control.
YOUR PROJECT IS THE CIRRICULUM
Learn How to Work With AI
Inside Real Health Health Information Technology Projects
You already know AI matters. But using AI professionally in Health IT is a different skill altogether. This is not about prompts.
This is about thinking, leading, and delivering with AI—without guessing.
What You Will Learn
When you work with me, you don’t “learn AI.” You learn how to operate with AI like a Health IT leader.
You will learn how to:
✔ Apply AI directly to your current project
Your real requirements, workflows, and deliverables become the training ground—no theory, no fake examples.
✔ Turn vague ideas into clear, defensible requirements
Use AI to structure business, functional, and data requirements with confidence.
✔ Think in patient journeys, not isolated tasks
Understand how data moves end-to-end so AI outputs actually make sense in healthcare systems.
✔ Ask AI the right questions for Health IT
Not generic prompts—context-aware questioning tied to EHRs, workflows, and integrations.
✔ Validate and challenge AI outputs
Learn how to pressure-test AI so you don’t blindly trust it—or dismiss it.
✔ Walk into technical meetings prepared and confident
Because you’ve already thought through scenarios, risks, and impacts with AI.
✔ Outsource thinking and execution to AI—safely and strategically
You’ll learn how to create AI team members that act like:
A requirements analyst
A systems thinker
A devil’s-advocate reviewer
A documentation assistant
So you stop doing everything yourself—and start leading.
How the Coaching Works
1:1 private engagement
Your real project is the curriculum
AI is used live, thoughtfully, and responsibly
Sessions focus on thinking, decisions, and clarity
You leave each session with direction, not homework overwhelm
Every engagement is different — because your project, context, and learning style are different.
What Progress Typically Looks Like
Most people notice changes quickly, such as:
Feeling calmer when opening project documents
Knowing what to focus on first
Asking better questions in meetings
Producing clearer notes, specs, and summaries
Feeling more confident speaking about data and workflows
Not overnight perfection—but steady, visible progress. This is guided thinking applied to your actual work.
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“Before working with Soni, I was using AI constantly — but I always felt like something was missing. I didn’t know what questions to ask, and the outputs never felt complete or truly mine. Soni showed me how to think with AI, not just prompt it. Now I know how to guide the conversation, pressure-test my thinking, and walk away with work I actually trust. It completely changed how confident I feel using AI on real projects.”
— Daniel R., Health IT Analyst (Ontario, Canada)
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“What surprised me most was how supported I felt. I wasn’t just learning concepts — I was applying them directly to my own project, step by step. Soni helped me connect requirements, stakeholders, and implementation in a way that finally made sense. I stopped second-guessing myself and started leading conversations with clarity. It felt like having a trusted guide in the work, not just another course.”
— Priya S., Clinical Informaticist (Austin, TX)
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“I was given a one-line assignment — ‘write a business requirements document for integrating a patient list into a clinic verification EMR’ — and had no idea where to start. Soni walked me through the entire project step by step, helping me turn that single sentence into a complete, structured BRD. She showed me how to think through scope, stakeholders, data flow, edge cases, and validation. What felt overwhelming became clear and manageable. I didn’t just finish the document — I understood the project end to end and felt confident explaining it to others.”
— Nancy S., Business Analyst (St Paul, MN)
