I am a Boston College alum with a Bachelor’s degree in Business and Marketing, a minor in Philosophy, and a concentration of studies in Graphic Design. Since graduating in 2009 I have worn many metaphorical hats (often balancing multiple on my head), including Mobile Telemedicine Program Manager, mHealth Consultant, New Media Consultant/Lecturer, and freelance Photographer, Graphic Designer, and Landscaper.
Currently, I live in Gaborone, Botswana where I work as the Mobile Telemedicine Program Manager for the Botswana-UPenn Partnership. I enjoy the gig.
You can check out my CV by clicking the image to the right. Below is my professional biography:
“Ryan Littman-Quinn is the Mobile Telemedicine Program Manager for the Botswana-UPenn Parternship (BUP). In addition to managing the mHealth programs, he has played a major role in the creation and implementation of several mHealth projects that fulfill needs within the public health care system in Botswana, ranging from remote specialist access, to public health data collection, to mLearning initiatives with the recently founded University of Botswana School of Medicine. Ryan is based in the capital city of Gaborone, but he has extensive mHealth implementation experience through Botswana, in addition to mHealth consulting experience with the CDC in Kenya and the Clinton Foundation in Botswana.
Ryan was recently invited to give an oral presentation, entitled “mHealth in Botswana”, at the 2nd International Conference on Mobile Communication Technology for Development (M4D2010) in Kampala, Uganda in November 2010. The presentation focused on two conference posters, titled, “The Use of Mobile (Cellular) Oral Telemedicine in Botswana” and “Evaluation of txt2MEDLINE & Development of SMS Optimized, Clinical Practice Guidelines.” Ryan’s work has been presented in 2010 by members of the Botswana mHealth team at conferences all over the world, including the American Telemedicine Association National Meeting in San Antonio, TX; MEDINFO International Informatics Conference in Cape Town, South Africa; mHealth Summit in Washington, D.C.; and the American Medical Informatics Association National Meeting, Washington DC.”