Jon-Paul Walton

Jon-Paul Walton
Jon-Paul Walton is an American inventor, engineer, and author of science fiction novels.
Career
In 1994 Jon-Paul founded Faire Production Studios, one of the first full non-linear video editing studios, in Corpus Christi, Texas. During that time he taught nonlinear video editing at his local college while attending. He sold the company in 1999 before moving to Los Angeles.
In Los Angeles Jon-Paul began working for Vivendi Universal Games. There he worked with Sierra Entertainment, Vivendi Universal Games, Blizzard Entertainment, Knowledge Adventure, and the rest of the Vivendi titles. He helped develop and release over 100 titles during his four year tenure there.
Jon-Paul soon met Dr. Kevin Kelly and Roger Royce and began working with them on inventing and developing a new Medical Imaging device called SonoCine. In 2004, Jon-Paul took on a full time career as the company's Chief Information Officer. He took the company through its clinical trials and its 510k certification, helped take the company worldwide(to the Asian healthcare system) , and oversaw the company's Production Process, worldwide Data Infrastructure, VPN's, Data Control, Physician and Technician Training, Security Protocols, Database, Programming, and HIPPA Compliance.
Jon-Paul's work at SonoCiné has helped save people's lives around the world from breast cancer. In the company's double blind study the rate of cancer detected with the adjunct of SonoCiné increased 200% and the average size of cancer detected decreased 5mm over traditional mammography. This allows for sooner detection of breast cancer and increases the likelihood of survival. SonoCiné improves the call back rates, accuracy of breast cancer detection, and confidence in callbacks for dense breast women.
Bibliography
Novels
* Carmenia Knights (novel)Carmenia Knights Kylodn Books, August 2012.

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