About / The person behind the projects

Clinical perspective.
Builder’s curiosity.

I’m Chukwuma Onyeije, MD — a maternal-fetal medicine physician, developer, and writer.

It starts with the work.

My interest in software began with clinical workflows. I wanted to understand why the systems physicians use work the way they do — and eventually realized that learning to build software was one way to participate in designing better ones.

Medicine gives that work a starting point. Clinical tools need to make sense in the context of real care: the questions people ask, the information they need, and the decisions that remain theirs to make.

Today, my projects span open maternal-fetal medicine resources, clinical software, and experiments with AI agents. Through Doctors Who Code, I write about that learning process and the relationship between physicians and technology.

01

Physician

Maternal-fetal medicine

The clinical perspective at the center of my work.

02

Developer

Software and clinical tools

Learning through building around everyday problems.

03

Builder

AI agents and workflow systems

Experimenting with tools, automation, and human oversight.

04

Writer

Doctors Who Code

Sharing what I learn at the intersection of medicine and software.

Explore the work.

Each project is a different expression of the same curiosity.

View my projects