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About Leo

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Leo A. Jiwanmall

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Healthcare Technology Professional

Enterprise Imaging

Imaging Informatics

Project Leadership

MRI Physics Educator

Leo A. Jiwanmall, MBA, PMP®, MRSO®, R.T.(R)(MR)(CT) is aHealthcare Technology and Imaging Informatics professional whose career bridges clinical imaging, enterprise technology, patient safety, and project leadership.

With more than 25 years of experience in medical imaging and healthcare operations, Leo combines clinical expertise with healthcare technology leadership. His experience spans radiography, MRI, CT, enterprise imaging, PACS administration, imaging informatics, MRI safety, workflow optimization, and healthcare technology integration.

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In addition to his clinical and technical responsibilities, Leo currently teaches MRI Physics, helping future imaging professionals develop expertise in imaging science, MRI safety, and advanced imaging technologies.

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Through Imaging Informatics Hub, Leo publishes educational articles, white papers, project case studies, and practical resources focused on enterprise imaging, imaging informatics, healthcare technology, project leadership, and patient safety.

Professional Background

Leo helps healthcare organizations turn complex imaging technology into safer, more efficient clinical workflows. His work focuses on connecting clinical needs, IT systems, and operational realities so teams can deliver better care with less friction.

Credentials & Certifications

MBA • PMP® • MRSO® • R.T.(R)(MR)(CT)

Lean Six Sigma Green Belt | A+ | Network+ | Security+

Key Domains of Expertise

• Enterprise Imaging
• Imaging Informatics
• PACS Administration
• DICOM & HL7 Interoperability
• Healthcare Technology Integration
• Project Leadership
• MRI Safety & Governance
• MRI Physics Education
• Clinical Workflow Optimization

Mission

My mission is to help imaging leaders and healthcare teams turn complex imaging technology into safer, more efficient clinical workflows—through clear explanations, practical tools, and real-world examples.

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