Technology executive with 12+ years leading enterprise automation, digital health, and software engineering across government and healthcare.
Ram Chandra leads enterprise technology strategy, AI adoption, and digital transformation across healthcare and government sectors in Nepal. His work sits at the intersection of software architecture, interoperability standards, and public-sector delivery designing systems that hold up at national scale.
He has led multidisciplinary engineering teams through full SDLC and Agile delivery, integrated enterprise systems through REST APIs and international health-data standards, and built executive dashboards that turn operational data into decisions. Alongside his executive work, he has spent five years teaching software engineering and health informatics at the university level.
He is currently completing a Master of Health Informatics at Kathmandu University, building on an MBA and a background in Information Technology.
Led end-to-end implementation in Tokha and Gokarneshwor Municipality, digitizing over 20,000 health records and improving reporting.
Localized DHIS2 with Nepali calendar integration, enhancing system usability for local health workers.
Developed the national interoperability platform, implementation guidelines, and Open Concept Lab enabling standardized, secure digital health services.
Architected and deployed a QR-based system giving real-time access to over 5 million vaccination records during COVID-19 campaigns.
Developed the award-winning platform recognized for advancing maternal and neonatal health education.
Designed and built a case tracking, reporting, and analysis system feeding aggregated data into the national DHIS2 platform.
Implemented API configurations connecting multiple systems with DHIS2 and the Nagarik App for seamless data exchange and verification.
Built partnerships with MoHP, IHIMS, and other stakeholders to align national health information systems and open-source deployments.
Trained 300+ healthcare professionals on health system use, analytics, and mobile platforms; mentored 500+ students in IT and health informatics.
Open to advisory, leadership, and speaking opportunities across digital transformation, health interoperability, and AI-driven public systems.