Betty Levine has almost 20 years of experience designing and developing large computer systems within the medical community. Ms. Levine’s current responsibilities include the design and integration of information systems requirements for the MindmyHeart Home monitoring and case management project for Congestive Heart Failure Patients and the design, development, and implementation of the MyCareTeam Internet-based diabetes management project. Past telemedicine projects managed by Ms. Levine include telemedicine for hemodialysis patients, deployable radiology for US troops in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kuwait, and the development of an Internet based Home Peritoneal Dialysis management system building on the MyCareTeam platform.

Prior to focusing on web-based disease management, Ms. Levine managed digital imaging related projects for the Department of Radiology at Georgetown University.  Her responsibilities included the design, installation, and implementation of digital imaging networks for the Department of Radiology at Georgetown University as well as other grant funded operations.

Before joining Georgetown, Ms. Levine worked in the Radiation Medicine Department of the New England Medical Center (NEMC), for Pratt & Whitney Aircraft and for Kaman Aerospace.

Ms. Levine received her Bachelor’s of Science degree from the State University of New York at Stony Brook in Applied Mathematics and her Master’s of Science Degree in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.  Ms. Levine’s master thesis was to develop mathematical optimization techniques for radiation treatment planning for breast cancer.

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