Sergey Ivanov

Head of Healthcare Center of Excellence

I lead Itransition's Healthcare Center of Excellence, managing projects in the medical, pharmaceutical, and data science fields, including telehealth and IoMT.

About Sergey

Sergey Ivanov is the Head of Healthcare Center of Excellence at Itransition. He has more than a decade of experience in software development. Now specializing in the healthcare sector, he has vast expertise in EHR and EMR, telehealth solutions, mHealth, medical data analytics, healthcare IoT, medical device software development, and healthcare BI.

Sergey joined the Itransition team seven years ago and has since earned trust and recognition in the healthcare software development industry due to his comprehensive knowledge and experience in the field. His primary responsibility is to lead healthcare software development projects and ensure the successful implementation of products or services for customers.

Examples of his recent projects include the following:

Medical equipment management software - connecting blood transfusion devices, collecting and managing session data, bi-directionally communicating with other systems
Medical IoT solution for emergency care - smart carts and cabinets for medication delivery and administration in healthcare facilities

Sergey Ivanov has in-depth knowledge of the medical landscape and is proficient in providing clients with future-proof, reliable, and sustainable solutions. He is actively involved in delivering tailor-made software products and ensuring their smooth implementation to meet the most deliberate objectives and set targets. Due to his experience, Sergey has successfully scaled and digitalized numerous healthcare services worldwide.

Sergey continuously participates in educational and training programs to keep himself informed of any latest technological advancements in the healthcare sector. Moreover, his leadership and organizational skills have enabled the employees to work together effectively to complete projects according to the set standards.