As a Population Health Data Analyst at MHC Healthcare, I analyze healthcare data to identify areas for improvement, such as patient safety, clinical effectiveness, and care coordination. I create visualizations and reports to communicate quality improvement findings to stakeholders, and provide evidence-based recommendations for optimizing healthcare practices and protocols. I collaborate with clinical teams and administrators to define quality improvement goals and metrics, and support the implementation of quality improvement initiatives.I graduated magna cum laude from Arizona State University with a Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Informatics, where I gained skills and knowledge in data management, programming, and informatics. I also obtained two SQL certifications from DataCamp, demonstrating my proficiency in data manipulation and querying. Prior to joining MHC Healthcare, I worked as a Data Programmer at Celerion, where I developed, implemented, and maintained data management plans for clinical trials. I also have experience as a Pharmacy Technician at Walgreens, where I interacted with physicians, healthcare personnel, and patients for non-pharmacist related inquiries. I am passionate about using data to improve healthcare outcomes and quality, and I am eager to learn and grow in the informatics field.