Andrew Post Email & Phone Number

Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

• Lead software and database development for all aspects of HCI’s research operations, including basic, translational, clinical, and population sciences, and administration.• Initially retired 10 applications and modernized over 30 that were built on end-of-life technologies; reduced employee turnover to best in HCI.• Reengineered software development processes according to agile principles, increased transparency for leadership, drove record application and database usage, and increased user satisfaction.• RISR received Exceptional rating in National Cancer Institute cancer center support grant renewal.• Architected and led development of new applications, CORE and CORE Browser, which integrate HCI research data stored locally and in Amazon Web Services from across the translational spectrum, supporting a growing range of integrated browsing, query, and reporting capabilities.• Expanded scope into machine learning systems for image and natural language processing.• Active in Oncology Research Information Exchange Network (ORIEN): pilot site for sharing EHR data with the network; Chair of national AQUA (Data & Tissue Acquisition, Quality & Access) committee.• Completed Leadership, Excellence, Advancement, and Development (LEAD) program for HCI leaders (competitive application process).

Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

Greater Atlanta Area

Formerly named the Atlanta Clinical and Translational Science Institute's Biomedical Informatics Program, the Informatics Core aims to create seamless access to clinical data across Atlanta-area medical centers in support of clinical and translational research. The core has a long-term goal of extending data access state-wide.

Greater Atlanta Area

• Served as project lead for Emory’s i2b2 (http://www.i2b2.org) research data warehouse. Oversaw obtaining funding, customization and integration of i2b2 into Emory’s enterprise infrastructure, integration with a national data network, and investigator outreach.• Led harmonizing Emory’s electronic health record data to the OMOP (Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership) data model for the national All of Us precision medicine initiative (https://www.joinallofus.org).

Predicted hospital readmissions using 235,000 hospital encounters and the Vizient database (18M encounters from 200 hospitals). Identified patients upon admission and discharge who were 2x more likely than average to be readmitted for a range of conditions. The project was unique in 2010 for incorporating laboratory test results, medications, and vital signs into its models.

Greater Atlanta Area

Served as a design lead for the Emory clinical data warehouse. Integrated new data sources. Designed clinical research authorization data model and ETL. Designed data feeds to payers for shared risk contracts.

Atlanta, Ga

Atlanta, Ga

• Developed artificial intelligence-based algorithms for summarizing clinical time series data. Published and presented them in academia. Developed a proof-of-concept implementation of the algorithms. Supervised a software engineer in further implementing and evaluating them.• Co-investigator on 2 NIH grants about expert system-based dynamic display of clinical data in an electronic health record; and machine-learning based anomaly detection in clinical time series.• Co-directed a clinical decision support course and lectured in 2 other courses.• Developed curriculum and evaluated PhD applicants as a member of the medical informatics training program executive committee.

Phd, Biomedical Informatics

Ms, Information Science

Md

Ba, Biochemistry