It is basically one voracious reader (Robert Cottrell) who trawls the internet to select 5-6 pieces worth reading every day. It's a good combo of news, economics, science, and just random, beautiful writing – I really value non-tech-related writing it introduces into my feed/life. (There is a subscription fee to see more 2-3 of today's articles, but it's like $30 a year).
I also recommend subscribing to a filtered feed of HackerNews if you feel like it's taking up too much of your time but you don't want to give it up entirely :). I follow http://hnrss.org/newest?points=100 so I only see articles that get at least 100 points.
We want to help people live happier, healthier lives by building fantastic tools at the center of the physician-patient relationship. We’ve iterated on our product with working physicians, and each one of us has spent hours shadowing in a physician practice to understand the physician’s and patient’s real needs. Elation helps doctors quickly find, digest, act upon, and share clinical information to care for their patients, and it helps patients get access to their clinical information wherever they are. Now we're scaling our customer base fast. You can read more about our goals and philosophy on Quora (https://www.quora.com/What-product-is-ElationEMR-building) and on our blog (https://blog.elationemr.com/uncategorized/emr-ehr-phr-why-ac...).
====About the Developer Role====
Elation’s development team is a small group of really talented engineers who are passionate about our product and our users. As a member of the team you’ll be involved in product design and development, work on all parts of the stack, and deploy your changes to production weekly.
Here are some other things that we think make building software at Elation awesome:
* Communal code-ownership
* Frequent deployments (once or twice a week, on average)
* “Right tool for the job” approach to technology (current stack is primarily Python, Django, MySQL, Javascript, AWS, Elasticsearch, Redis)
* Remote friendly, work from anywhere
* Take-as-you-need vacation
* Competitive salary and equity
If you think we might be a fit for each other, drop us a line at [email protected] and tell us about what you’ve built and why what we’re doing resonates with you!
www.elationemr.com (San Francisco, CA)
Full-Time; Remote OK
Engineers and Designers
We work in a world (electronic health records) where it's normal say, "<Software> can do some interesting things, but it's too bad it comes at the cost of massive productivity for the primary users [doctors, nurses, and other clinicians]."
It is basically one voracious reader (Robert Cottrell) who trawls the internet to select 5-6 pieces worth reading every day. It's a good combo of news, economics, science, and just random, beautiful writing – I really value non-tech-related writing it introduces into my feed/life. (There is a subscription fee to see more 2-3 of today's articles, but it's like $30 a year).
I also recommend subscribing to a filtered feed of HackerNews if you feel like it's taking up too much of your time but you don't want to give it up entirely :). I follow http://hnrss.org/newest?points=100 so I only see articles that get at least 100 points.