Provide business intelligence analytics to promote quality outcomes and improve patient safety and experience; Utilize statistical, algorithmic, and visualization techniques to support system wide improvements in clinical performance; Model population health through extensive data mining of various EMR platforms; Develop complex databases, and communicating results. Enhanced and maintain the Medical Staff Quality performance monitoring program, clinic staffing models and operational performance. Performance Improvement Specialist: Lean Six Sigma Greenbelt, Improvement Advisor, GEMBA coachSoftware: SQL, SAS, Tableau (super user), Alteryx, Microsoft Office, EMRs (eCW, Meditech, EPIC), Midas (super user)

College of Graduate and Professional Studies, Health Informatics Program. Subject Matter Expert:HIN 620: Database Design, Access, Modeling & SecurityHIN 715: Information Analysis & VisualizationUNE Vision blog: https://bit.ly/3w8pfEg

Life Sciences & Allied Health, Medical Coding and Electronic Health RecordsCourses:LER 100: First Year Seminar Medical CodingMET 111: Medical TerminologySubject Matter Expert & Instructor:MCO 116: Healthcare StatisticsMCO 215: Reimbursement Methodology

original paintings, screenprints, muralsinspired by naturehttps://nick-flavin.pixels.comwww.etsy.com/shop/nickflavin

Supported State and Federally funded toxicology and human health risk assessmentsPerformed data management, statistical analysis, calculation review, technical writing, editing, and extensive literature evaluationSite-specific risk analysis, Pharmacokinetic modeling (IEUBK model, ALM)Brown J; Burgess M; Stifelman M; Follansbee M; Thayer B; Flavin N. (2013). Using doubly labeled water energy data for estimating ventilation rates for the Integrated Exposure Uptake Biokinetic Model for Lead in Children (Abstract 1252). Presented at the 52nd Society of Toxicology conference, March 10-14, 2013. San Antonio, TX.

Water quality analysisMonitoring kelp health/growth Maintaining laboratory standardsLiterature searches & technical writingCoauthor for guidance on sustainably growing and harvesting seaweed in the Gulf of MaineFlavin K; Flavin N; Flahive B. (2013). Kelp farming manual: A guide to the processes, techniques, and equipment for farming kelp in New England waters. Ocean Approved, LLC. Prepared under contract to the Department of Commerce and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Small Business Innovation Research Program; Contract No. WC-133R-10-CN-0221. Available online at: http://www.oceanapproved.com/OA_KM.pdfhttps://thefishsite.com/articles/high-hopes-for-low-trophic-species-seaweed-aquaculture-in-the-usa

Taught marine ecology classes, labs, and field investigationsUnderwater Missions Instructor in one of the world’s four underwater laboratoriesResponsible for operating motor vessels with students to snorkel sites (seagrass beds, mangrove forests, corals reefs)Lifeguard/First ResponderEnvironmental sampling, identification and water quality analysis Maintained invertebrate holding system, coral and mangrove exhibit tanksBuilt and maintained bird stakes for seagrass restoration and researchCollaboration with Local, State and Federal Agencies

Member of the NASA Space Radiation Laboratory teamBehavioral and neurological assessment of laboratory animals (clinical signs, mice/rats-Morris water maze, rotorod)Animal caretakerData management, statistical analysis, literature reviewPresented work in weekly team meetingsCollaborated with senior scientists to analyze data

Taught laboratory component of the Advanced Physiological Psychology class (college seniors)Responsible for the setup and maintenance of laboratory and equipmentAnimal caretaker (fed, weighed, maintained health of laboratory animals)Assisted student with setup and function of physiological equipmentLed group discussions on laboratory protocols, procedures, data analysis, and technical writingFlavin N; Neill JC. (2005). Analysis of Morris Water Maze Data from HVS Running Systems using Microsoft Excel and Sigma Stat. Presented at the Society for Neuroscience 35th Annual Meeting. November 12-16, Washington DC.

Implemented behavior strategies, development plans for child with AutismData management, maintained daily recordsAssisted teachers with the day-to-day classroom function

Environmental sampling, identification, preservation and analysisBiological monitoring Data ManagementTechnical writing