Curriculum Vitae

Product Development (Highlights)

• Hyper local branded multi-tenant digital presence platform
  • “Lake Street” - Released 2019, 2020
  • “Multiplier Marketing Digital Platform” - Released 2023
• Online Patient Scheduling
  • First of it’s kind to integrate with HS1’s Dentrix (Leading Dental Records Mgmt. Software)
  • Increase company new patient growth by 20%
• Patient funnel matching algorithms
  • Phone match-back to HS1’s Dentrix EMR
• Real-time weather and climate APIs and platform
  • Real-time data ingest, QC, and delivery for national weather infrastructure
• Automated and lightweight Army Airborne Armory Deployment applications
  • Reduce equipment issue time by 75%
  • Reduced accountability and inventory procedures by 50%

Boards and Committees

• 2023 - Current, Client Advisory Board, Yext
• 2022 - Current, Veterans Employee Led Community, Heartland Dental
• 2019 - Current, Technology Assessment Committee, Heartland Dental
• 2016 - 2018, Emergency Response and Planning, University of Utah
• 2014 - 2016, Student Advisory Counsel, University of Utah
• 2013 - 2016, Student Veteran’s Association, University of Utah
• 2013 - 2015, Vice President & Advisory Counsel for Student Chapter, American Meterological Society
• 2012 - 2013, Utah Governors Emergency Planning & Response, Utah National Guard

Non-academia presentations

• “Scaling Multi-Brand Digital Footprints”, Yext CAB, October 2023
• “Interview - Selling SaaS to the Enterprise”, Yext RKO, March 2023
• “The Internet Has Changed – Responding to Modern Search Behavior”, Heartland Dental Winter Conference, 2022
• “Patient Experience as a Product”, Heartland Dental Winter Conference, 2021

Peer reviewed publications

• Mace, G. G., and Abernathy, A. C., 2016, Observational Evidence for Aerosol Invigoration in Shallow Cumulus Downstream of Mount Kilauea. Geophys. Res. Lett., Vol 43, doi:10.1002/2016GL067830.

• Abernathy, A. C., 2015, Statistically analyzing indirect effects of increased SO2 in low level maritime clouds using A-Train, University of Utah Undergraduate Research Abstracts, Vol 15, http://epubs.utah.edu/index.php/URJ/article/view/1386.

Scientific presentations

• Alexander A. Jacques, J. D. Horel, C. Galli, J. Pechmann, A. Abernathy, and J. S. Young (2018), Recent Improvements to the Access of Mesonet Observations via MesoWest [289], presented at American Meteorological Society 98th Annual Meeting, AMS, Austin, TX, 7-11 Jan.

• Adam C. Abernathy (2017), Monitoring the Health of Surface-Based Observational Networks [447], presented at American Meteorological Society 97th Annual Meeting, AMS, Seattle, WA, 22-26 Jan.

• Randall Vowels and A. Abernathy (2017), Monitoring Weather Conditions Near Wildfires, American Meteorological Society, presented at 97th Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA, 22-26 Jan.

• Adam C. Abernathy and G. G. Mace (2015), How Do Shallow Cumulus Respond to Highly Variable Natural Aerosol? - An Analysis of A-Train Data Downstream of Kilauea [A41B-0064], presented at American Geophysics Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 14-18 Dec.

• Gerald G. Mace and A. Abernathy (2015), Seasonal Variability of Clouds and Precipitation in the Southern Oceans as Diagnosed from A-Train D [A54B-06], presented at American Geophysics Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 14-18 Dec.

• Adam C. Abernathy and G. G. Mace (2015), Statistically analyzing indirect effects of increased SO2 in low level maritime clouds – Updated - Findings, presented at American Meteorological Society, 95th Annual Meeting, Phoenix, AZ, 4-8 Jan

• Adam C. Abernathy and K. Perry (2015), Benefits of establishing a student operated forecast office and active learning environment for undergraduates”, presented at American Meteorological Society 95th Annual Meeting, Phoenix, AZ, 4-8 Jan.

• Adam C. Abernathy and G. G. Mace (2014), Statistically analyzing indirect effects of increased SO2 in low level maritime clouds”, presented at American Geophysics Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 15-19 Dec.

• Adam C. Abernathy and K. Perry (2014) Benefits of establishing a student operated forecast office and active learning environment for undergraduates, National Weather Association 39th Annual Meeting, Salt Lake City, UT, 18-23 Oct.