As a business data analyst for NEMSIS (National EMS Information System) at University of Utah, I leverage my 25 years of experience in emergency medical services, healthcare management, and public administration to provide data-driven insights and solutions for improving the quality and efficiency of prehospital care. I am passionate about using data to inform policy, practice, and education in the EMS field, and to enhance the outcomes and satisfaction of patients and providers.Some of my core competencies include data analysis, data visualization, data quality, data governance, data communication, data storytelling, and data ethics. I also have strong skills in team building, interpersonal communication, supervisory management, and leadership development. I am always eager to learn new tools and techniques, and to collaborate with diverse stakeholders and partners. My goal is to contribute to the advancement and innovation of EMS research and practice, and to mentor the next generation of EMS leaders.