Based on a design similar to St. Vincent, Physician Associates was a great project and some of the cool features are a collapsing featured services module on the homepage, a video area to highlight medical news and a custom map of their locations.

A microsite to help promote the Birdies for Babies event with Arnold Palmer Hospital. It features a neat pull down form to allow users to donate to help raise funds for the NICU at APH.

The website design is based on the magazine produced by McMurry, "So Healthy!". The client wanted a lot of information on the homepage and it was challenge organize the information and not make it look so cluttered. I used jQuery to create custom tab panels, rotating news stories, and a feature box.

Although they didn't go with this design, because they wanted continuity between the Healthy For Life and PE4Me programs, everyone loved what I created. It has lots of sports elements tied into a beautiful design with bold, bright colors and exciting typography. This was a really fun design that I enjoyed thoroughly.

This was a stellar design I created for the St. Joseph Health System's Healthy For Life program. I incorporated a lot of elements from their nutrition guide and designed for their key demographic of the Latino community. The client was impressed and now relies on us for most of their online creative work.

Clean lines and sans-serif fonts with a big emphasis on career opportunities. Northwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center wanted a more sophisticated and clean look and we delivered.

In celebration of Arnold Palmer's 80th birthday and the Arnold Palmer Medical Center's 20th birthday, McMurry was tasked with creating several microsites to highlight and showcase the events and achievements of the foundation and hospital. The gift registry site was a huge success and helped to generate well over $35,000 for the hospital and the client now looks to McMurry as their resource for online marketing communications for all of their events.

This was a fun design I created for the McMurry pitch for Amtrak's Acela train on-board intranet. The content would be provided by CBS and pull together content from the Arrive Magazine. The project was scrapped, but I really enjoyed the design.