Founded by educators...for educators

Trajecsys Corporation was founded in 2005 by two educators. It features an online clinical management and tracking system for students of health-related programs. The application was developed with input from programs at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Health Related Professions. Since its inception, the Trajecsys Report System is now used by hundreds of health education programs nationwide. Its flexibility allows its use for recordkeeping solutions across dozens of different allied health and nursing modalities, including such diverse program specialities as dosimetry, radiation therapy, nursing, radiography, sonography, medical assisting and many others.

Brian Bright, CEO, has stellar credentials in the Education Industry. He has held senior operational, business development, strategy, and board roles with innovative educational Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) firms such as Eduventures, Inc, Liaison International, and IntraLearn Software. Bright has also advised executives, investors, and education industry leaders in the areas of growth, strategy, and business development.

As vice president of Eduventures, Inc., he led the firm to double digit growth and helped launch the Learning Collaborative, a best practices collaborative venture of higher education schools and programs. More recently, Bright was vice president of Business Development and Strategy for Liaison International, the leading centralized application service for applying to health profession schools and programs. While at Liaison, he was instrumental in securing relationships with leading health profession associations including Nursing (AACN), Dietetics (ADA), and Occupational Therapy (AOTA) as well as over 30 additional associations. He also assisted the launch of the first accreditation management software for specialty accreditors, including the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM), Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care (CoARC), and Accreditation Commission for Audiology Education (ACAE).

Founder/President Larry Pickett, M.A., began his career as a speech pathologist in the public schools and has been director of a residential facility for the developmentally disabled and also director of a speech and language center providing outpatient speech and language services. His software applications for speech pathologists have been marketed nationally through arrangement with a major academic publishing company.

In imaging sciences a practice examination application was written and distributed nationally by the Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board, and other software was provided for inclusion in nuclear medicine textbooks sold by the Society of Nuclear Medicine. Pickett has also served as webmaster of a metropolitan school district and Web Center Director for a major medical center. He now works with Trajecsys Report System developers to develop new features and provides technical support to its clients.