Currently, I am the Chief Data Officer and SVP, RWD Solutions & Customer Success at ConcertAI. I lead the strategy, vision and roadmap for our oncology-focused real-world data products as well as ensure our clients get value from our data, technology and services.
Prior to my role at ConcertAI I was the SVP of Analytics & Scientific Engagement at Panalgo, where I led scientific operations, including training and supporting users of Instant Health Data (IHD), as well as the adoption and growth of IHD within healthcare organizations. IHD is a Real World Data (RWD) advanced analytics platform used by many different types of organizations in the healthcare industry, including pharmaceutical companies, medical device companies, health plans, government agencies and contract research organizations. IHD is the market leading enterprise-wide RWD analytics platform supporting feasibility to comparative effectiveness research on all of the major commercially-available RWD data sources around the world.
Before Panalgo I was the Director of User and Scientific Engagement for Aetion, supporting the use and adoption of the Aetion Evidence Platform, another RWD analytics platform. Before that, I was a staff scientist at the Hutchinson Institute for Cancer Outcomes Research (HICOR) at Fred Hutch in Seattle, Washington. The main focus of my research at the Hutch was on improving the quality of cancer care while reducing the economic burden for patients and society.
I also have expertise in data visualization (effective principles as well as software expertise, e.g. D3) and while at the Hutch worked with a team of researchers and software engineers to develop an interactive data dashboard for payors and providers in Washington State in order to facilitate data-driven interventions to improve quality of care and reduce costs.
I am also a passionate teacher having designed and taught master’s and doctoral level courses at Columbia University and the City University of New York.
For fun I maintain Dot Data, a blog focused on visualizing the health of populations.
To read more about me check out my CV.