Ranjana Nagi Email & Phone Number

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• Managing a team of 6 to deliver AI governance products (e.g., guidance and training resources) for the safe, responsible, and efficient adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) tools at the Agency:
• Leading $2M generative AI tool pilot study of Microsoft Copilot for 200 users to inform Agency-wide procurement decisions
• Cataloguing AI projects and uses at the Agency to enhance oversight and governance
• Developing strategic roadmap to leverage AI tools for public health uses and organizational workflow efficiencies at the Agency
• Engaging researchers and national AI institutes to build the Agency’s strategic partnerships

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• Advising the Executive Director of the Data Strategy, Policy & Culture Division
• Providing analytical input to artificial intelligence (AI) governance and policy products for responsible, efficient, and safe adoption of AI systems in public health at PHAC

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• Advised the Branch's Executive Scientific Director (Dr. David Buckeridge) on the public health surveillance file and an international collaboration with international public health agencies by reviewing products.
• Provided analytical input to artificial intelligence (AI) governance and policy products for responsible, efficient, and safe adoption of AI systems in public health at PHAC

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• Completed an organizational visioning exercise that resulted in approval from the Treasury Board for a permanent Branch to address the country’s data, surveillance, and foresight gaps identified during the pandemic.
• Co-led a launch campaign (hosted two all-staff meetings for ~400 employees, managed a vendor for branding materials, and developed an internal communications site) that established the new Branch at PHAC
• Drafted and implemented 5+ standard operating procedures related to the Branch’s governance and information management to optimize workflows
• Facilitated a two-day leadership retreat for ~30 public service executives (D-level equivalent) to identify the Branch’s six strategic priorities for FY 2022-23
• Organized a day-long workshop between ~15 public health experts and technologists on the future of AI in public health with Google Canada, resulting in a collaboration on use cases

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Providing research and analytic services to clients on AMR policy as part of $8.7M Wellcome-funded AMR Policy Accelerator.

Greater Toronto Area, Canada

Provided cross-functional support across hiring, organization strategy, client-engagement, and communications to launch the $8.7M Wellcome-funded AMR Policy Accelerator.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• Researched global health law, global governance, and institutional design through data collection, data visualization, data analysis and synthesis, academic writing, and conference presentations. Contributed to > 7.

Toronto, Canada Area

• Researched global health law, global governance, and institutional design through data collection, data visualization, data analysis and synthesis, academic writing, and conference presentations. Contributed to > 7.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• Supported two systematic reviews on (1) the impact international laws have on health outcomes and (2) the role celebrities play in shaping health behaviours with data collection, analysis, visualization and manuscript.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• Reviewed and appraised sponsor-submitted clinical evidence and academic literature for reimbursement decisions using systematic review methods, critical appraisal skills, clinical expert engagement, and report-writing.
• Produced 3 clinical review reports, >4 algorithm reports, and 1 request for advice report across oncology and non-oncology therapeutic areas to support CADTH product lines.

London, England, United Kingdom

London, England, United Kingdom

• Influenced the Global Health Economics (GHE) team’s evidence generation strategy by designing and conducting a systematic literature review (SLR) on the real-world evidence of chimeric antigen receptor therapy use in.
• Communicated findings of SLR to GHE team through final report and presentation.

London, United Kingdom

• Collaborated in a team of 7 post-graduate students to provide pastoral care to >500 undergraduate students in residence halls
• Attended 4 on-call situations and administered mental health first aid. Planned and facilitated 3 wellbeing and social initiatives (attendance increased by >30 students/1400% from previous year).

Brampton, Ontario, Canada

• Organized recreation activities (e.g. skating, swimming, and arts & craft) for individuals with special needs.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Developed peer tutoring and mentoring services for >150 tutor-tutee interactions.Deliverables:(1) Program's Strategic Plan. Created a comprehensive program plan that identified stakeholder interests, solidified the program vision, mission, objectives, and strategies, and an action plan to reach the outcomes outlined in the program logic model.(2) Program.

Toronto, Canada Area

Developed club's social media strategy, oversaw event photography, designing and publishing social media posts, and growing online following by >50%.

Mississauga, Canada

• Analysed 2016-17 sales of pancreatic cancer product and 2012-17 docket approval data. Scoped the potential for social media marketing to key physician customers. Designed infographic on acute myeloid leukemia disease.
• Presented recommendations for improving marketing strategies and operations efficiency to director of business unit. Infographic accompanied an internal company-wide announcement.

Toronto, Canada Area

• Advised four Faculty of Health student clubs on tutoring program operations by facilitating collaborative forums of idea exchange, developing a program coordinator manual for club leaders and implementing an.

Toronto, Canada Area

• Sourced financial gifts from Alumni donors for the university’s Student Fund.

Trenton Cadet Summer Training Centre, CFB Trenton

• Facilitated general training of ~90 junior Cadets as per Canadian Cadet Organization training syllabus that includes topics such as: leadership, field survival, ceremonial drill, principles of flight, and community.
• Mentored 4 Staff Cadets with formal instructional evaluations and weekly feedback sessions

• Retired as Deputy Squadron Warrant Officer for 2013-2014 training year (second highest rank in the chain of command)
• Recognized for citizenship, instructional skills, and leadership through the Legion Medal of Excellence & Top Instructor Award

Master Of Science - Ms, International Health Policy, Distinction

Activities and Societies: LSE Consulting Society, Subwarden for LSE Bankside HouseGraduated with distinction (only awarded to 8 out of 48.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Global Health, 7.5/9.0 (Dean'S Honours List)

Activities and Societies: Presented at TEDxYorkU on global health equity and social determinants of health (2018), designed evaluation.