I build learning systems and high-performance apps that solve problems. With precision, clarity, and adaptability – just like the systems I worked with on Navy submarines.

For over 20 years, I’ve led performance and learning enablement in high-stakes environments, where precision matters more than perfection. From Navy submarine operations to complex medical documentation workflows, I design systems that don’t just explain things—they help people do the job better.

But here’s what sets me apart: I’m not a content designer. I build apps that solve real problems, like the messy, error-prone world of medical documentation.

That’s why I’m now an app developer specializing in solving critical workflow issues for healthcare providers and organizations.

Who I Am

I’m a 100% Disabled U.S. Navy Submarine Veteran with a background operating nuclear reactors under extreme pressure. Where precision was non-negotiable, and mistakes had deadly consequences.

That experience taught me one thing: In high-stress environments, the best systems don’t just explain – they eliminate friction.

I didn’t stay in the Navy to design training manuals. I stayed because I knew how to build systems that worked under pressure – without adding noise.

This mindset shaped my career:

  • From designing national coaching systems for SaaS, Automotive and Manufacturing
  • To building Lean onboarding programs that cut time-to-performance by half
  • Now, helping eliminate medical documentation bottlenecks

I don’t design for clicks—I design for outcomes. For people who need to get things done right the first time.

Who I Solve For

Right now, my focus is on designing a medical app called TrackMySymptoms.

🔹Patients & Caregivers – Want an easy way to track health data and share it with doctors or win a disability case?
🔹Medical Professionals – Would you like your patients to better document their symptoms accurately?
🔹Researchers & Clinicians – Looking for structured data entry that improves workflows?

My specialty is designing apps to help ensure clarity, precision, and real-world performance.

What I Build: Medical Documentation Apps That Work

1. Clear, Repeatable Processes

Medical workflows are often messy—ambiguous, inconsistent, and prone to errors. My apps simplify them:

  • Standardized templates for medical documentation
  • Automated validation to catch mistakes before they become problems

2. Tools That People Actually Use Under Stress

Most medical apps are clunky, slow, or require too much training. I build intuitive interfaces that:

  • ✔ Reduce cognitive load during high-pressure situations
  • ✔ Adapt to the user’s workflow—not the other way around
  • ✔ Integrate seamlessly with existing systems (EHRs, LMS platforms)

3. Behavior Change, Not Just Engagement

I don’t stop at creating apps—I design for real-world adoption. My solutions focus on:

  • Reducing manual errors
  • Speeding up documentation cycles
  • Improving compliance and accuracy

    What I Bring: Solving Medical Documentation Issues

    Medical documentation is a high-stakes environment where precision matters more than ever. That’s why I focus on building tools that:

    • Eliminate Confusion – No unnecessary steps, no ambiguity.
    • Reduce Errors – Systems built to handle real-world stress.
    • Improve Efficiency – Tools designed for speed and accuracy.

    I don’t just build apps. I design systems that help clinicians and patients alike work smarter, not harder.

    How I Work

    If you want a pretty app with no real impact, there are plenty of other developers who will do that for you. But if you’re serious about improving workflows – especially in healthcare – I’d love to talk.

    Get in Touch

    I build solutions that solve real world problems – from apps to high-impact training programs.

    For the consulting side of my work, check out my studio: No Borders Learning Design.

    Email: [email protected]
    Web: noborderslearning.design
    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shanemurphy