Megan Heater

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Senior Project Manager

Possessing impressive communication and project management skills, Megan works diligently to ensure projects stay on course from kickoff to launch, and beyond.

With extensive work on process development, Megan creates strategic implementation plans for her clients and ensures overall client satisfaction and the delivery of a quality product.

Megan brings more than five years of experience in the IT field to Geonetric, including excellent client relations skills, experience with business requirements gathering and testing, as well as a proven project execution ability.

She honed these skills while as a business systems analyst manager at AEGON and as a project manager at Rockwell-Collins.

Facelift for the Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula

The Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula in Monterey California has a brand new look!  The transformation from their old design to the new design is so dramatic that it reminds me of a ‘reveal’ show on TV.  The before and after results are so incredibly different – you can hardly believe it!     

This new Web site has many enhancements including;

Enhanced usability with top navigation Flash rotation on home page Patient stories Social media Video player and multimedia Upgrade to VitalSite 5 Panels to cross promote content ... Read More >>
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Introducing our Latest Web Site

By Megan Heater, Senior Project Manager

I recently had the opportunity to help ProHealth Care launch a new Web site.  This project represents a unified ‘coming together’ theme. 

For ProHealth Care, this was the ‘coming together’ of many separate but similar Web sites.   As we started this project, one major goal for ProHealth Care was to consolidate all five of their major sites into one unified Web presence.   Imagine the amount of information and data coming from four different sources that needed ... Read More >>

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