Consult and lead a variety of analytic projects. Provide advanced analytics support to clinical and administrative leaders for system strategic initiatives. Create evaluation methodology documentation to guide improved evaluation processes at Atrium Health. Perform program evaluation to assess the effectiveness of different intervention programs at Atrium Health.

Developed readmission risk predictive models to improve quality of care and streamline delivery of care. Evaluated technical quality of Cerner Readmission Model and its impact on downstream operation and patient management. Performed program evaluation for several quality improvement initiatives.

Collaborated with another senior statistician to lead the segmentation analysis which were used for market growth strategy, care management planning, cost reduction, and care delivery quality improvement at Enterprise level. Identified most influential metrics to focus on moving Charlotte up the city rankings by developing a simulation tool for the HealthyCharlotte project of the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce. Helped CHS Medical Groups to prioritize resources and set goals by developing a quality and cost target setting tool based on Quality and Resource Use Reports (QRUR).

Modeler 2008 - 2013Developed and maintained 27 health impact models for products and services covering 44 interventions which were used to produce health impact estimates for performance tracking and programmatic decision making at the country and global level. • Received CTO recognition for building a robust mathematical modeling function and establishing a strong reputation among donors and partner organizations.• Attracted the interest of the Gates Foundation in funding non-communicable disease intervention research by expanding model portfolio from communicable to non-communicable diseases.• Published modeling methodology article in peer reviewed journal that substantially increased PSI’s reputation for measurable results among implementation organizations.Researcher 2006 - 2008Developed training materials on data preparation, analysis and results interpretation to build capacity of quantitative analysis skills of regional and local researchers and improve quality of studies. Trained and mentored over 30 colleagues. • Improved quantitative analysis skills of over 100 researchers which in turn increased company’s peer-reviewed publications from 4 to 5 to about 20 per year. • Received 2 Best Researcher of the Year awards.Research Associate 2005 - 2006Generated routine and ad hoc data reports to assist the Research team in progress tracking and decision making. Analyzed survey data to address different research questions. Standardized dashboard analysis process to reduce confusion among researchers about quantitative analyses and statistical models. • Received Best Researcher of the Year award.

Developed parts of methodology section for the proposal of Psychosocial Needs of Children Orphaned by AIDS in China: a Longitudinal Assessment, was awarded $1.7M in NIH funding. Provided technical support to 4 additional NIH funded projects including study design, sampling, questionnaire development, and quality control. Formulated research questions, analyzed data, and drafted report manuscripts. • Authored or co-authored 29 papers in peer-reviewed journals.

Conducted geographic, ethnic pattern and time trend analyses spanning 20 years of data in support of the international incidence of childhood leukemia studies (IICC-1 and IICC-2).