Camila Jay Email & Phone Number

Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

SA NT DataLink is part of an Australian wide national data linkage network - the Population Health Research Network (PHRN). The establishment of SA NT DataLink in 2009 as a collaboration between the Northern Territory and South Australia partners supports important population-based data linkage research to inform many areas of policy and service development within South Australia and the Northern Territory and nationwide.Duties:As a Data Analytics Programmer, I contribute to maintain South Australia (SA) and Northern Territory (NT) data in Custodian Controlled Data Repository (CCDR) for linkage research projects. Moreover, perform Data validation and quality control prior to load the de-identified content data to CCDR. Data extraction for data custodian and ethically approved linkage projects using programming software such as SQL and R. Furthermore, create dashboards with data visualization tools including Ms Excel/Tableau/PowerBI. Also, I Contribute to design and development of software analytics systems as per the research requirements, maintaining software systems and program code to meet the needs of the researchers and all other stakeholders. Actively monitor, and performance tune the existing analyticssystems and consult, collaborate, and coordinate with stakeholders on business requirements. Prepare Standard operating Procedures for routine practices for data integration unit.Achievements:• Contributed to deliver data linkage projects within the agreed timeframe.• Contribute to develop software analytic systems.• Developed the data dictionaries for the available datasets including SA Heath and Birth Death and Marriages, Australian Coordinating Registry. • Received constant positive feedback from staff for continually exceeding expectations.• Collaborated in annual information security manual review at SA NT DataLink.• Constant positive feedback from staff for continually exceeding expectations.

Australia

SA NT DataLink is part of an Australian wide national data linkage network - the Population Health Research Network (PHRN). The establishment of SA NT DataLink in 2009 as a collaboration between the Northern Territory and South Australia partners supports important population-based data linkage research to inform many areas of policy and service development within South Australia and the Northern Territory and nationwide.Duties:As a Data Analytics Programmer, I contribute to maintain South Australia (SA) and Northern Territory (NT) data in Custodian Controlled Data Repository (CCDR) for linkage research projects. Moreover, perform Data validation and quality control prior to load the de-identified content data to CCDR. Data extraction for data custodian and ethically approved linkage projects using programming software such as SQL and R. Furthermore, create dashboards with data visualization tools including Ms Excel/Tableau/PowerBI. Also, I Contribute to design and development of software analytics systems as per the research requirements, maintaining software systems and program code to meet the needs of the researchers and all other stakeholders. Actively monitor, and performance tune the existing analyticssystems and consult, collaborate, and coordinate with stakeholders on business requirements. Prepare Standard operating Procedures for routine practices for data integration unit.Achievements:• Contributed to deliver data linkage projects within the agreed timeframe.• Contribute to develop software analytic systems.• Developed the data dictionaries for the available datasets including SA Heath and Birth Death and Marriages, Australian Coordinating Registry. • Received constant positive feedback from staff for continually exceeding expectations.• Collaborated in annual information security manual review at SA NT DataLink.• Constant positive feedback from staff for continually exceeding expectations.

Kurunegala, Sri Lanka

The first accredited medical diagnostic laboratory outside the CBD with ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 15189:2012 certification and offer more than 500 laboratory tests. Duties:As a Quality Manager, I was responsible for developing guidelines, requirements, and policies according to the ISO 15189:2012 requirements. I also conducted internal and external audits to find deficiencies in the current system and provide solutions to maintain the quality and reliability of the service. Achievements:• Contributed to expand the ISO 15189:2012 laboratory test scope. • As a result of scope extension, we attract more clients and annual sale increased by 10%.• Received constant positive feedback from management staff for continually exceeding expectations.

Peradeniya, Sri Lanka

The faculty offers six professional degree programs including Medical Laboratory Science, Nursing, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, and Radiography/Radiotherapy. Students are introduced to basic concepts in medical sciences followed by mandatory hospital-based training. Duties:• Deliver lectures for 3rd year Medical Laboratory Science Students on Medical Laboratory Accreditation and Quality Assurance• Prepare lecture materials

Peradeniya, Sri Lanka

Duties:Responsible for conducting lecture sessions for second-year and third-year students for subjects such as Specimen Collection, Tissues of the Body, and Quality Assurance and Accreditation. Provide guidance and instruction for developing practical session reports. Coordinated clinical roster of the third year and final year students to provide industry experience.Achievements:• Received constant positive feedback from students and staff, continually exceeding expectations.• Published several research abstracts, where I contributed as a co-author

Peradeniya, Sri Lanka

Duties:Prepared practical sessions for specimen collection and transportation, Tissues of the Body, Haematology, clinical biochemistry, histology, microbiology, parasitology and medical entomology. Provided guidance and instruction for developing practical session reports. Coordinated clinical roster of the third year and final year students to provide industry experience.

Peradeniya, Sri Lanka

The South Asian Clinical Toxicology Research Collaboration (SACTRC) is an international partnership of clinicians and researchers mainly from Australia, Sri Lanka, the UK, Germany, and Denmark. The SACTRC works towards reducing morbidity and mortality from deliberate self-poisoning or accidental poisoning and envenomation, through community-based public health interventions, clinical trials, and research.Duties:Coordinated and took part in clinical research studies and prepare statistical reports. I examined journals, abstracts, and clinical literature to keep updated on new advancements and to get details pertaining to earlier studies to help in the planning of new studies.Achievements:• We published scientific journal articles, where I also contributed as a co-author.

Master Of Business Information Systems, Computer And Information Sciences And Support Services, 6.3/7

Key Subjects: • Principles of Programming (Distinction) • Requirement Engineering (High Distinction) • Business Communication.

Masters, Business Administration And Management, General

Key Subjects: • Principles of Management and Organisational Theory (Distinction) • Business statistics (High Distinction) • Business.

Master Of Information Technology, Computer And Information Sciences And Support Services, 6.67/7

Key Subjects: • Topics in IT Ethics (High Distinction) • IT Fundamentals (High Distinction) • Database Systems (Distinction) • ICT project.

Masters, Business Administration And Management, General, 5.5

Key Subjects: • Effective Business Communications (Distinction) • Managing Human Resources (Distinction) • Management and Business Context.

Master Of Experimental Biotechnology, Biotechnology, 3.75/4

Key Subjects: • Issues Related to Biological Resources (High Distinction) • Molecular Cell Biology (High Distinction) • Protein Chemistry.

Bachelor Of Science, Clinical Laboratory Science/Medical Technology/Technologist, 3.19

Key Subjects: • Human Biology (High Distinction) • Laboratory Practice Safety and First Aid (High Distinction) • Basic Statistics.