Dr. Hendrick graduated from the St. George's University School of Medicine, St. George's, Greneda in 1998. He works in Monterey, CA and specializes in Family Medicine. Dr. Hendrick is affiliated with Community Hospital Of The Monterey Peninsula.
Us Patents
System And Method For Connecting To A Voice Network, Such As Wirelessly Connecting To A Uma Network
Christopher Caldwell - Woodinville WA, US Janne Linkola - Espoo, FI Michael Hendrick - Renton WA, US James Hsu - Bothell WA, US Jelena Senour - Issaquah WA, US
Assignee:
T-Mobile USA, Inc. - Bellevue WA
International Classification:
H04W 4/00
US Classification:
370328, 370352, 370230, 370280, 455434, 455450
Abstract:
Systems and methods for connecting a mobile device to an alternate wireless network are disclosed. The method includes determining alternate wireless networks available to access by the mobile device, ordering the available alternate wireless networks by signal strength, connecting the mobile device to the alternate wireless network with a highest signal strength, measuring a quality of the connected alternate wireless network and, when the quality of the connected alternate wireless network is above a predetermined threshold, operating the mobile device over the connected alternate wireless network.
Andrew Sherrard - Seattle WA, US Warren McNeel - Issaquah WA, US Jasdeep Singh Chugh - Renton WA, US Stephen John O'Connor - London, GB Mikkel Crone Koser - London, GB Richard Paul Turnnidge - Pinner, GB Michael Thomas Hendrick - Renton WA, US Gary Sentman - Furlong PA, US Karl Warfel - Covington WA, US Wen-Hsing Chang - Issaquah WA, US Sally Abolrous - Issaquah WA, US Adrian Buzescu - Bellevue WA, US
Assignee:
T-Mobile USA, Inc. - Bellevue WA
International Classification:
G06F 3/00
US Classification:
715764, 715831, 715834, 37914201, 455405, 455406
Abstract:
A preferred contact group centric interface for a communication device can be used to facilitate communications by a user. The user interface can be arranged to activate from a user's “home page” on the display, from an idle screen that is accessed after a timeout period expires, or any other appropriate mechanism that activates the preferred contact group centric experience. A user selects the preferred contact group from among an array of the user's contacts. Once the contact group is configured, a minimal number of navigation/selection features is necessary to activate any number of communication modes available to the contacts. The contact group is configured such that simple and quick navigation between the contact members is achieved. The contact group can be presented in 2D and 3D arrangements, in any number of list or geometric configurations. A pricing plan can optionally be tied to each member of the contact group.
Service Management System That Enables Subscriber-Driven Changes To Service Plans
Dan Benson - Bellevue WA, US Adrian Buzescu - Bellevue WA, US Ray Froelich - Issaquah WA, US Michael Thomas Hendrick - Renton WA, US Warren McNeel - Issaquah WA, US Gary Sentman - Furlong PA, US Karl Warfel - Covington WA, US
Assignee:
T-Mobile USA, Inc. - Bellevue WA
International Classification:
G06Q 30/00
US Classification:
705 261, 705 271
Abstract:
A service management system that enables a subscriber of a mobile telecommunication system to modify aspects of his or her service plan and have the modification to the service plan take effect immediately. The subscriber enters a modification request to an aspect of a service plan. The modification request is verified against a set of rules that defines acceptable changes to the service plan. If the proposed modification to the service plan is a valid change, the change to the service plan is immediately propagated to a billing system and to other systems that implement the service plan. The subscriber is notified when the modification to the service plan is complete, and the subscriber is billed on a going-forward basis in accordance with the rate structure applicable to the plan.
Andrew Sherrard - Seattle WA, US Warren McNeel - Issaquah WA, US Jasdeep Singh Chugh - Renton WA, US Stephen John O'Connor - London, GB Mikkel Crone Koser - London, GB Richard Paul Turnnidge - Pinner, GB Michael Thomas Hendrick - Renton WA, US Gary Sentman - Furlong PA, US Karl Warfel - Covington WA, US Wen-Hsing Chang - Issaquah WA, US Sally Abolrous - Issaquah WA, US Adrian Buzescu - Bellevue WA, US
Assignee:
T-Mobile USA, Inc. - Bellevue WA
International Classification:
G06F 3/00
US Classification:
715834, 715739, 715810
Abstract:
A preferred contact group centric interface for a communication device can be used to facilitate communications by a user. The user interface can be arranged to activate from a user's “home page” on the display, from an idle screen that is accessed after a timeout period expires, or any other appropriate mechanism that activates the preferred contact group centric experience. A user selects the preferred contact group from among an array of the user's contacts. Once the contact group is configured, a minimal number of navigation/selection features is necessary to activate any number of communication modes available to the contacts. The contact group is configured such that simple and quick navigation between the contact members is achieved. The contact group can be presented in 2D and 3D arrangements, in any number of list or geometric configurations. A pricing plan can optionally be tied to each member of the contact group.
Andrew Sherrard - Seattle WA, US Warren McNeel - Issaquah WA, US Jasdeep Singh Chugh - Renton WA, US Stephen John O'Connor - London, GB Mikkel Crone Koser - London, GB Richard Paul Turnnidge - Pinner, GB Michael Thomas Hendrick - Renton WA, US Gary Sentman - Furlong PA, US Karl Warfel - Covington WA, US Wen-Hsing Chang - Issaquah WA, US Sally Abolrous - Issaquah WA, US Adrian Buzescu - Bellevue WA, US
International Classification:
G06F 3/048 G06F 15/16
US Classification:
715739
Abstract:
A preferred contact group centric interface for a communication device can be used to facilitate communications by a user. The user interface can be arranged to activate from a user's “home page” on the display, from an idle screen that is accessed after a timeout period expires, or any other appropriate mechanism that activates the preferred contact group centric experience. A user selects the preferred contact group from among an array of the user's contacts. Once the contact group is configured, a minimal number of navigation/selection features is necessary to activate any number of communication modes available to the contacts. The contact group is configured such that simple and quick navigation between the contact members is achieved. The contact group can be presented in 2D and 3D arrangements, in any number of list or geometric configurations. A pricing plan can optionally be tied to each member of the contact group.
Andrew Sherrard - Seattle WA, US Warren McNeel - Issaquah WA, US Jasdeep Singh Chugh - Renton WA, US Stephen John O'Connor - London, GB Mikkel Crone Koser - London, GB Richard Paul Turnnidge - Pinner, GB Michael Thomas Hendrick - Renton WA, US Gary Sentman - Furlong PA, US Karl Warfel - Covington WA, US Wen-Hsing Chang - Issaquah WA, US Sally Abolrous - Issaquah WA, US Adrian Buzescu - Bellevue WA, US
International Classification:
G06F 3/048 G06Q 30/00 G06Q 50/00
US Classification:
715810, 705400
Abstract:
A preferred contact group centric interface for a communication device can be used to facilitate communications by a user. The user interface can be arranged to activate from a user's “home page” on the display, from an idle screen that is accessed after a timeout period expires, or any other appropriate mechanism that activates the preferred contact group centric experience. A user selects the preferred contact group from among an array of the user's contacts. Once the contact group is configured, a minimal number of navigation/selection features is necessary to activate any number of communication modes available to the contacts. The contact group is configured such that simple and quick navigation between the contact members is achieved. The contact group can be presented in 2D and 3D arrangements, in any number of list or geometric configurations. A pricing plan can optionally be tied to each member of the contact group.
Andrew Sherrard - Seattle WA, US Warren McNeel - Issaquah WA, US Jasdeep Singh Chugh - Renton WA, US Stephen John O'Connor - London, GB Mikkel Crone Koser - London, GB Richard Paul Turnnidge - Pinner, GB Michael Thomas Hendrick - Renton WA, US Gary Sentman - Furlong PA, US Karl Warfel - Covington WA, US Wen-Hsing Chang - Issaquah WA, US Sally Abolrous - Issaquah WA, US Adrian Buzescu - Bellevue WA, US
International Classification:
G06F 3/048
US Classification:
715836, 715835, 715764
Abstract:
A preferred contact group centric interface for a communication device can be used to facilitate communications by a user. The user interface can be arranged to activate from a user's “home page” on the display, from an idle screen that is accessed after a timeout period expires, or any other appropriate mechanism that activates the preferred contact group centric experience. A user selects the preferred contact group from among an array of the user's contacts. Once the contact group is configured, a minimal number of navigation/selection features is necessary to activate any number of communication modes available to the contacts. The contact group is configured such that simple and quick navigation between the contact members is achieved. The contact group can be presented in 2D and 3D arrangements, in any number of list or geometric configurations. A pricing plan can optionally be tied to each member of the contact group.
Andrew Sherrard - Seattle WA, US Warren McNeel - Issaquah WA, US Jasdeep Singh Chugh - Renton WA, US Michael Thomas Hendrick - Renton WA, US Gary Sentman - Furlong PA, US Karl Warfel - Covington WA, US Wen-Hsing Chang - Issaquah WA, US Sally Abolrous - Issaquah WA, US Adrian Buzescu - Bellevue WA, US
International Classification:
G06F 3/048 G06F 15/16
US Classification:
715738
Abstract:
A preferred contact group centric interface for a communication device can be used to facilitate communications by a user. The user interface can be arranged to activate from a user's “home page” on the display, from an idle screen that is accessed after a timeout period expires, or any other appropriate mechanism that activates the preferred contact group centric experience. A user selects the preferred contact group from among an array of the user's contacts. Once the contact group is configured, a minimal number of navigation/selection features is necessary to activate any number of communication modes available to the contacts. The contact group is configured such that simple and quick navigation between the contact members is achieved. The contact group can be presented in 2D and 3D arrangements, in any number of list or geometric configurations. A pricing plan can optionally be tied to each member of the contact group.
Amazon Dec 2018 - Oct 2019
Functional Analyst - Ai and Human Collaborative Tools
Ebbline Consulting Dec 2018 - Oct 2019
Project Management à Å Software à Å Writing
Nordstrom Jul 2011 - Apr 2014
Project Manager, Scrum Master - Marketing It
Gtmg Jan 2008 - Dec 2010
Technical Account Manager
Microsoft Feb 2008 - Nov 2008
Program Manager and Development Manager - Corporate Communications
Education:
Nols 2005 - 2016
General Assembly Seattle 2015 - 2016
University of Washington 2006 - 2007
Washington State University
Bachelors, Bachelor of Arts, Business Administration, English Language and Literature, Literature, English Language
Skills:
Agile Methodologies Project Management Business Process Improvement Software Development Management Program Management Software Project Management Cross Functional Team Leadership Business Process Training Agile Project Management Scrum Sdlc Vendor Management Business Analysis Sharepoint Process Improvement Pmp Product Management Team Leadership Project Planning Integration It Strategy Enterprise Software Requirements Analysis Strategic Planning Business Requirements Software Development Life Cycle Quality Assurance Business Intelligence Start Ups Business Development Pmo Crm Waterfall Virtual Teams Visio Cloud Computing Testing E Commerce Saas Change Management Resource Management Project Portfolio Management Marketing Ms Project It Management Enterprise Architecture Market Research Project Delivery Itil Strategy Mobile Technology Machine Learning Visual Studio Jira Xml Microsoft Office Microsoft Excel Microsoft Powerpoint Microsoft Sharepoint Swift C++ Java Customer Service Chatbot Development
Interests:
Social Services Children Education Environment Science and Technology
That Darn Karaoke #@*! Dallas, TX Nov 1999 to Jun 2012 Owner/ManagerAllyanna's Pizzeria of Savannah, GA Savannah, GA 2005 to 2012 driverCaptain's Pizza of Savannah Savannah, GA 2005 to 2005 GA - delivery driver and cookGodfather's Pizza of Savannah Savannah, GA 2004 to 2004 delivery driver and opening cookSiemens Electrocom Arlington, TX Jan 1998 to Dec 2000 Fork Lift TechnicianFirestone Tire & Service Sanford, FL Jan 1993 to Oct 1993 Tire and Repair TechFirestone Tire & Service Carrollton, TX 1992 to 1992 Flat Rate TechElectrocom Automation of Arlington Arlington, TX 1991 to 1991Firestone Tire & Service Sanford, FL 1989 to 1990M.L. Allen Enterprises, Shell Service Stations & Markets, Casselberry, Apopka Longwood, FL 1986 to 1989Kentucky Fried Chicken of Casselberry Casselberry, FL 1988 to 1988 FL - cookWendy's Old-Fashioned Hamburgers Casselberry, FL 1983 to 1985 Asst. MgrCampus Casino Pizza of Bloomington Bloomington, IN 1982 to 1982 IN - delivery driver and cookBurger Chef of BloomingtonBloomington, IN 1981 to 1982MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY
1980 to 1981U.S. Navy
1980 to 1980Dairy Queen of Grandview Grandview, MO 1979 to 1979FOOD SERVICE Ellettsville, IN 1978 to 1978Wornall Rd. Skelly Full Service Station Kansas City, MO 1978 to 1978
Tenor Michael Hendrick has enjoyed success in a diverse range of operatic, symphonic and choral repertoire, something rare in today’s world of mostly specialized tenors, performing with leading opera ...