Hello, I am

Dr. Chidiebere E. Nwachukwu

(You can call me — Chidi)

Health–Tech Project/Product Manager | Clinical AI Implementation Specialist | Medical Advisor — AI as a Software. Medical Device

Who am I ?

I am a Medical Doctor and PMP-certified Project Manager, with nearly a decade of clinical experience and about half a decade of project leadership, leading initiatives across healthcare, education technology, recruitment, and digital health.

My career began in clinical practice, where I served in Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, and Oman across primary, secondary and tertiary health facilities , developing a deep understanding of frontline healthcare delivery.

Over time, my passion for innovation and systems thinking led me to transition into project management, where I've successfully led cross-functional teams in launching public health programs, digital learning platforms, recruitment pipelines, and AI-driven prototypes tailored for healthcare.

Currently, I focus on bridging the gap between clinical insight and technology. I hold certifications in healthcare-focused AI and clinical data from Stanford, and I've led the development of digital tools such as Triage Me AI and FeasiBot AI — prototypes designed to improve pre-hospital patient self triage and pre-initiation clinical trial protocol feasibility assessments.

I thrive at the intersection of healthcare, technology, and project delivery, and I bring a unique ability to translate complex clinical and technical needs into actionable project outcomes.

Above all, I'm committed to using technology to expand access, improve systems, and drive meaningful impact in healthcare and beyond.

I'm now focused on opportunities that allow me to contribute to mission-driven organizations working at the cutting edge of health-tech and digital innovation.

Personal Info

  • Email : nwachukwuchidiebere10@gmail.com
  • Phone + 1(403)616-3555
  • Address : Calgary, Alberta, Canada

My Expertise

I specialize in the intricate domain of Health-Tech Project/Product Management, bringing a robust understanding of both clinical and operational workflows to the development and deployment of impactful digital healthcare solutions.

My experience encompasses leading cross-functional teams through the entire software development & product lifecycle, from initial concept and strategic planning to successful execution, launch, and post-implementation optimization.

I am adept at navigating the unique challenges of the healthcare sector, including stringent regulatory compliance (e.g., HIPAA, GDPR), data privacy considerations, and the complex stakeholder landscapes involving clinicians, patients, administrators, and technology providers

My focus is on delivering innovative, user-centric software products and projects that enhance patient care, improve operational efficiencies, and drive measurable value for healthcare organizations.

I leverage agile methodologies (XP, SCRUM, and Kanban)and a data-driven approach to ensure Medtech projects stay on track, within budget, and exceed expectations.

My Resume

Experiences

Jan 2021 - Present

Project/Product Manager | Business Development Manager

Vidan Solutions Ltd

Abuja Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria

May 2022 - March 2025

General Physician

Ministry of Health Oman

Ad Dhahirah Governorate, Oman


Oct 2020 - May 2022

General Physician

Ministry of Health Saudi Arabia

Al Qasim, Saudi Arabia

Feb 2019 - Oct 2020

Surgery Resident Doctor

Federal Medical Center, Abuja

Abuja Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria

Mar 2018 - Feb 2019

Surgery Resident Doctor

Federal Medical Center Umuahia

Umuahia, Abia State, Nigeria

May 2016 - Sept 2017

Project Coordinator and Sonographer

Blessama Medical Diagnostics

Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria

May 2015 - April 2016

General Physician

Grace Hospital Etim Ekpo

Jan 2014 - Feb 2015

General Physician

University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH) Ituku-Ozalla

Enugu State, Nigeria

Education

2007-2013

Bachelor of Medicine & Surgery

University of Nigeria, Nsukka

Professional Certifications

2020

PMP® (PMI - 2020) | PMI-ACP | PMI-RMP

Project Management Institute

2025

Introduction to Clinical Data

Stanford University

2025

Evaluation of AI Applications in Healthcare

Stanford University

2025

Fundamentals of Medicine Learning in Healthcare

Stanford University

2025

Introduction to Healthcare System (of North America)

Stanford University

2024

Software Project Management

Allison

(In view- Due in Dec 2025)

Software Product Management

University of Alberta

2024

Clinical Trial Project Management

Udemy

2024

PMI-RMP® Certification

SimpliLearn

2024

PMI-ACP® (Agile Certified Practitioner)

SimpliLearn

2024

CCBA® Certification Training

SimpliLearn

Skills

SDLC (Agile, Hybrid)
SCRUM
Stakeholder Engagement
Change Management
Regulatory Compliance (GCP, TCPS 2-Certified)
Strategic Product Thinking
Clear Product Communication
Data-Driven Decision-Making
Product-Led Growth
Cross-Functional Leadership
UX Optimization
Business Case Development
CustomerCentric Design
Remote Collaboration

Tools

MS Office
Excel
JIRA
Trello
SharePoint
Nifty
Confluence
Slack
Electronic
Health Record
Figma
PowerBI
Tableau

3

Projects Managed

Happy Clients

Projects

VIDAN SOLUTIONS CORPORATE WEBSITE – DESIGN AND LAUNCH
About the Company
Vidan Solutions is an international recruitment and education technology firm headquartered in Nigeria. The company specializes in placing healthcare professionals in the Middle East and providing preparatory support for international medical licensing exams.
  • Organization: Vidan Solutions Ltd
  • Role: Project Manager
  • Industry: Human Resources / Education Technology
  • Duration: 3 months
  • Team Size: 4
  • Methodology: Agile Project Management
  • Website: www.vidansolutions.com
  • Outcome: Launched on time and within budget; established corporate identity and platform for delivering digital courses
Project Overview
I led the full-cycle design, development, and deployment of the Vidan Solutions corporate website. The goal was twofold:
  1. Establish a credible online presence for the company
  2. Launch a functional platform to host and deliver online health education courses
Key Responsibilities and Achievements
Project Initiation & Planning
  • Identified the business need and aligned stakeholders around core goals and technical requirements
  • Conducted competitor analysis and outlined a clear project charter
  • Developed a lean project plan within budget and defined KPIs (timeline, usability, scalability)
Execution (Agile Approach)
  • Led a two-person cross-functional team through rapid sprints covering:
    • UI/UX design
    • Content creation and editing
    • Brand identity alignment
    • WordPress platform customization and plugin integration
    • Personally contributed to wireframing, layout design, and branding decisions
    • Managed risk related to plugin compatibility and third-party tool integration
Quality Control & Delivery
  • Conducted regular standups and reviews to ensure quality and on-time delivery
  • Finalized the site with full responsiveness across mobile, tablet, and desktop devices
  • Coordinated final stakeholder testing and approval
  • Delivered a post-launch roadmap for future content, SEO, and functionality improvements
Impact
  • Website went live on schedule, with zero major bugs or post-launch downtime
  • Successfully established Vidan Solutions' online identity, boosting its credibility in the HR and health EdTech space
  • Enabled the onboarding of hundreds of learners via its integrated online academy
Skills Applied
  • Digital Project Management
  • Agile Leadership
  • Web Development Oversight
  • Branding & Communications
  • Stakeholder Management
  • Human Resources (HR) & Medical Education Technology
VIDAN SOLUTIONS ONLINE ACADEMY — DESIGN AND LAUNCH
  • Organization: Vidan Solutions Ltd
  • Industry: Human Resources / Education Technology
  • Duration: 3 months
  • Team Size: 6
  • Methodology: Agile / Incremental Development
  • Platform: www.vidansolutions.com
  • Outcome: Launched a scalable digital academy; accessed by hundreds of healthcare professionals preparing for international licensure
Project Overview
As Project Manager, I led the design and launch of the Vidan Solutions Online Academy, a digital learning platform offering health-focused video courses. The academy was built to upskill healthcare professionals targeting international opportunities, including those sitting for Oman’s Ministry of Health licensing exams.
SDLC Phases and Contributions
  • Initiation & Business Case Development: Identified a strategic gap in online preparatory resources for health professionals; developed a business case with ROI projections, enrollment targets, and delivery scope; secured project approval and initial funding (USD $1,000)
  • Requirements Gathering & Stakeholder Engagement: Engaged a cross-functional team of 6 including medical content creators, video editors, scriptwriters, IT specialists, and QA; defined functional requirements: content delivery, accessibility, payment processing, and UX/UI simplicity
  • Project Planning: Created a detailed Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) and milestone timeline; budgeted cost allocation across content development, video production and editing, technical integration, QA and hosting
  • Design & Development: Supervised the production of 22 professionally scripted and recorded video modules; ensured instructional design quality and regulatory alignment for Oman licensing standards; led UI design and learning pathway structuring on the company's existing web platform; integrated a secure payment gateway to enable seamless user enrollment
  • Testing & Quality Assurance: Conducted iterative QA sprints to review video clarity, audio, compression quality; assessed platform performance, load time, mobile responsiveness; validated payment flow and access logic; coordinated bug fixing and usability improvements in collaboration with IT
  • Deployment & Launch: Platform was launched on time and within budget; successfully scaled to serve hundreds of active users within the first few months; initiated a feedback loop and improvement roadmap for future content expansion
Project Impact
  • Enabled scalable access to health education for internationally minded professionals
  • Strengthened Vidan Solutions' brand in the EdTech space
  • Provided a monetizable, low-cost entry into eLearning product development
Skills & Tools Applied
  • Agile Project Management
  • Instructional Design Oversight
  • Stakeholder Communication
  • Talent Coordination (Content Creators, Editors, Medical Experts)
  • Web Hosting & LMS Integration
  • Payment Gateway Integration
  • Continuous Improvement Planning
  • Business Strategy & ROI Analysis
ONLINE EDUCATIONAL PLATFORM AUTOMATION
  • Organization: Vidan Solutions Ltd
  • Role: Project Manager
  • Industry: Education Technology
  • Duration: 3 months
  • Team Size: 6
  • Methodology: Agile (Scrum)
  • Platform: www.vidansolutions.com
  • Outcome: Delivered a fully automated client acquisition and onboarding system; reduced manual input by 80%, resulting in a 300% revenue increase
About the Company
Vidan Solutions Ltd is a Nigeria-based recruitment and education technology company. Its digital academy provides internationally-aligned healthcare courses to professionals preparing for medical licensing exams abroad, especially in the Middle East.
Project Summary
As Project Manager, I led a rapid one-month automation sprint to transform the Vidan Solutions Academy's client acquisition and onboarding process. The primary objectives were:
  • Eliminate manual data entry and administrative bottlenecks
  • Scale user onboarding with automated systems
  • Optimize internal workflows and boost revenue through operational efficiency
SDLC Phases & Key Contributions
  1. Initiation & Planning
    • Conducted stakeholder interviews and competitive analysis to understand user pain points
    • Developed a compelling business case and product roadmap
    • Secured executive sign-off and formalized the project charter
    • Outlined technical and business requirements, along with a robust risk mitigation strategy
    • Negotiated a B2B partnership to broaden platform adoption
  2. Execution & Delivery (Agile)
    • Led a 6-member Scrum team through time-boxed sprints
    • Facilitated backlog grooming, sprint planning, and daily standups
    • Collaborated with developers on feasibility and system integration
    • Oversaw user research and feedback loops to refine workflows and improve UI/UX
    • Maintained alignment with business priorities through sprint reviews and change management
  3. Testing & Optimization
    • Monitored project velocity and KPIs to ensure timely delivery
    • Addressed scope changes dynamically while keeping stakeholders informed
    • Verified functionality through continuous integration and usability testing
  4. Project Closure
    • Delivered a fully automated onboarding platform with seamless client flow from inquiry to enrollment
    • Completed stakeholder sign-off, documented lessons learned, and archived reusable project assets
Impact
  • 80% reduction in manual administrative tasks
  • 300% revenue growth within the first quarter post-launch
  • Enhanced user onboarding experience and customer retention
  • Enabled effortless scaling of course enrollment for global learners
Skills & Tools Applied
  • Digital Project Management
  • Agile & Sprint Management
  • Workflow Automation
  • Product Roadmapping
  • B2C/B2B EdTech Strategy
  • UI/UX Iteration
  • Business Case Development

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THE DANGER OF AUTOMATION BIAS IN HEALTHCARE

By: Dr. Chidiebere Nwachukwu Ebube

There are stories of drivers who followed their navigation straight into a ditch, or worse, a lake, despite every instinct telling them “this can't be right.” That's automation bias - simply put, trusting a machine so much, we shut down our own judgment. Now imagine that happening in healthcare.

A clinician defers to an AI's diagnosis...
A nurse ignores their gut because the algorithm said “all clear”...
A fatal symptom goes unnoticed because the system didn't flag it.
With the explosion of AI in healthcare, we're racing to automate diagnosis, triage, treatment plans, and even life-or-death decisions.
But here's the truth:
The smarter the AI, the more we risk over-trusting it.
And in healthcare, that can cost lives.
Studies show clinicians are more likely to override their training when the AI appears confident, even when it’s wrong.
So how do we prevent this?
-Build AI systems that are transparent, explainable, and designed to augment, not replace
-Train clinicians to question AI outputs, not just accept them
-Design technology that complements clinical reasoning

Because in healthcare, it's not just about building powerful tools.
It's about building trustworthy, transparent, and human-aware tools.
The goal isn't to replace the clinician.
The goal is to make them smarter, safer, and supported.
-Let's innovate, but not blindly.
-Let's trust tech, but not more than we trust reason.

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Founders in HealthTech, we need to talk.

By: Dr. Chidiebere Nwachukwu

Everyone's building another EMR.
Another triage chatbot.
Another AI assistant for the same old problems.

Meanwhile, real clinical pain points go untouched.
Let's talk about the blind spots:

  1. Labour Monitoring AI
    Why don't we have tools that:
    • Learn from real-time labour data
    • Predict fetal distress before it becomes clinical
    • Alert the team early enough to change outcomes?
  2. Intraoperative Blood Loss Estimation
    Still relying on visual guesswork and sponges?
    We need real-time, automated, non-invasive tracking systems. Not in 10 years - now.
Anaesthetic Event Prediction:
Where's the AI that detects fatal anaesthetic reactions and adverse events before they happen?
The 2 times I have been a surgical patient myself, I was more terrified of the anaesthesia, than I was of the surgery itself. I still feel we are relying too heavily on fallible human Judgement. With where technology is today, anaesthetists monitoring the monitor is no longer enough. We need real-time assessments involving more hyperparameters than anaesthetists can possibly keep up with, to predict adverse events intra-op, in real time, before they become apparent as clinical signs on the monitor or in the patient.
These solutions are overdue..
This is why we need more than coders in the room.
We need clinicians who've stood in the OR chaos, run codes, understand technology, and know where technology could actually save lives.
To medtech founders, investors, and innovators:
Let's stop racing to rebuild the same EMR.
Let's solve the harder problems. The unsexy, critical, life-saving ones.
That's where the real breakthroughs lie.

blog Picture
Founders in HealthTech, we need to talk.

By: Dr. Chidiebere Nwachukwu

Everyone's building another EMR.
Another triage chatbot.
Another AI assistant for the same old problems.

Meanwhile, real clinical pain points go untouched.
Let's talk about the blind spots:

  1. Labour Monitoring AI
    Why don't we have tools that:
    • Learn from real-time labour data
    • Predict fetal distress before it becomes clinical
    • Alert the team early enough to change outcomes?
  2. Intraoperative Blood Loss Estimation
    Still relying on visual guesswork and sponges?
    We need real-time, automated, non-invasive tracking systems. Not in 10 years - now.
Anaesthetic Event Prediction:
Where's the AI that detects fatal anaesthetic reactions and adverse events before they happen?
The 2 times I have been a surgical patient myself, I was more terrified of the anaesthesia, than I was of the surgery itself. I still feel we are relying too heavily on fallible human Judgement. With where technology is today, anaesthetists monitoring the monitor is no longer enough. We need real-time assessments involving more hyperparameters than anaesthetists can possibly keep up with, to predict adverse events intra-op, in real time, before they become apparent as clinical signs on the monitor or in the patient.
These solutions are overdue..
This is why we need more than coders in the room.
We need clinicians who've stood in the OR chaos, run codes, understand technology, and know where technology could actually save lives.
To medtech founders, investors, and innovators:
Let's stop racing to rebuild the same EMR.
Let's solve the harder problems. The unsexy, critical, life-saving ones.
That's where the real breakthroughs lie.