Christian Johner is passionate about software development, medicine, quality management and teaching. His missions are

Current Occupations

Christian Johner is a part of IEC 62366 standards committee as one of the pioneers in his field. His articles have about 1000 daily readers, in which he focuses on following topics 

• ISO 14971 compliant risk management in medical products,
• typical questions, such as how to bring agile software development in harmony with IEC 62304 requirements,
• identifying requirements and challenges of IEC 62366 compliant usability engineering, and the actual usage requirements,
• FDA requirements.

Professor, Lecturer and Speaker

As a professor, Christian Johner teaches software architecture, software engineering, software quality control in Constance university of applied science. He has taught and partly still teaches in Krems university, St. Gallen university and Würzburg university. 

During his research stay (2010-2011) in Stanford University, he cooperated in the development of ontology editors Protégé and taught lectures for "Modeling of Biomedical Systems" subject. His MBA students also benefit from his valuable networks in Silicon Valley.

Dr. Johner is a well respected speaker for medical products software engineering, usability engineering and medical IT.

Head of Institute for Healthcare IT

Professor Johner is the head of institute for "Healthcare IT", where specialists and executive managers complete professional seminars and extra-occupationally study (Master of Science and MBA). The students are recruited as employees from almost all well-known medical technology manufacturers and hospital chains. 

Experiences

Christian Johner is a postdoc in physics and has been working in healthcare field for over 25 years. He first began in radiation oncology, planted radiation and found his first company for medical devices quality assurance.