Acuity Healthcare of New Jersey was a content-managed website built on a LAMP stack — Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP. The site served a multi-location healthcare organization operating across three hospital sites in New Jersey, and required a back-end architecture capable of managing location-specific content within a shared administrative interface.
The site featured a secure web administrator login system with tools for managing an employee directory, job listings, news articles, and a photo gallery, in addition to standard content management for files and pages. A key structural feature was the ability to allocate content to one of three hospital locations, with each content item automatically populating the corresponding sub-site. This approach allowed a single administration team to maintain distinct site experiences for each location without requiring separate deployments or logins.
Job application functionality was built into the site, allowing visitors to upload resumes and PDF documents directly. Uploaded applications were converted to email notifications and routed to designated company addresses for each location, and automated confirmation emails were sent to applicants upon submission. The PHP-based back end handled the file processing, email generation, and routing logic for this workflow.
The project required careful data modeling to support the multi-location content allocation system, ensuring that pages, directories, and listings rendered correctly on each sub-site while remaining manageable from a centralized administrative interface.
