Yosef Miller, with over a decade of experience in healthcare data and operational analytics, discusses the significance of operational analytics in healthcare, distinguishing it from traditional data analytics. With a robust background in team dynamics, data-driven decision-making, and project management, Yosef excels at leveraging technology to streamline operations and enhance organizational efficiency. In this conversation, he underscores the importance of data governance and the collaboration between teams to strengthen organizational data strategies. Offering advice for newcomers, he emphasizes the need for diverse skill sets, including proficiency in MS Excel and SQL. He also addresses challenges such as navigating organizational structures and the undervaluation of data analytics roles.

"If you don't make an effort to promote yourself and make yourself known and useful within the organization, you could easily fall by the wayside." – Yosef Miller

Bio
Yosef Miller is the Director of Financial Operations and Analytics at Optum, bringing over a decade of experience in information technology and operational analytics to his role. With a strong background in team dynamics, data-driven decision-making, and project management, Yosef excels in leveraging technology to streamline operations and enhance organizational efficiency. He holds a degree in Management Information Systems from Yeshiva University and is known for his strategic thinking and ability to implement innovative solutions that drive business growth. His expertise spans various industries, with a particular focus on improving IT infrastructure and optimizing performance through advanced analytics.

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Beth Bauer discusses her journey from aspiring psychiatrist to data enthusiast, emphasizing the importance of using data to solve real-world problems. Beth works at the intersection of big data, business, and people, with over 35 years of experience in advanced analytics. She shares her experience in healthcare data and the pharmaceutical industry, highlighting personalized medicine and the significance of belief systems and trust in health outcomes. Beth is the Founder and CEO of PosiROI, and VP of The DataJam, a non-profit advancing the data science skills of young people.

"Using data to solve real-world problems is not just about the numbers; it's about understanding the human experience behind those numbers and fostering trust and community to make informed health decisions." – Beth Bauer

Beth Bauer
bethbauer@posiroi.com
Founder and CEO
PosiROI
https://posiroi.com/

VP and Board Member
The DataJam
https://www.thedatajam.org

Community Robotics, Education, and Technology Empowerment
https://www.cmucreatelab.org/

Bio
Beth Bauer works at the intersection of big data, business, and people, focusing on innovations to create shared value. With 35+ years in advanced analytics for commercial innovation, she has partnered with 26 Fortune 100 companies to develop the data insights and systems that shape business strategies and drive measurable impact. Recognized as a leading expert in health data and innovations, Beth has held various executive analytic roles at IMS/IQVIA and Merck/MSD, fostering the data-informed work cultures that influence and embolden C-Suite executives to embrace and lead cutting-edge business investments.

As Founder and CEO of PosiROI, Beth leverages her extensive network and expertise, both human and data, to help clients ideate and scale impactful change. In partnership with CMU’s CREATE Lab, PosiROI is launching the Communities Connected Program to bridge trust, knowledge, technology and connection for local communities to improve their own health and wealth, together.

Beth earned a Bachelor of Science double-major in psychology and professional writing, minoring in Statistics, from Carnegie Mellon University and a Master of Science in Statistics from Rutgers University. She is also VP of The DataJam, a non-profit advancing the data science skills of young people, and a Global Board Member of the Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association’s Women in Healthcare Give Back Affinity Group. She also loves to travel, embrace new cultures, and give back.

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Tune in to this insightful and heartfelt conversation with Paulina, a graduate student in Healthcare Administration at Hofstra University, New York, and a passionate healthcare data analytics enthusiast. We touched on the crucial role of front desk staff in healthcare, the power of data analytics in identifying patterns and improving mental health services, and the transformative potential of AI. Paulina shared her valuable lessons learned, thoughts on overcoming imposter syndrome, and the importance of mentorship and self-care.

Paulina Palencia-Catalan
https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulina-palencia-catalan-b1b2b82a4/
paulina.palencianpt@gmail.com
ppalenciacatalan1@pride.hofstra.edu

Bio
Paulina Palencia-Catalan is a graduate student at Hofstra University, where she is pursuing a master’s in Healthcare Administration. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Stony Brook University. Currently, she works at Northwell Health as a Patient Account Representative. Paulina’s primary interests in the healthcare field are data analytics and public health, and she is eager to explore the intersection between these two areas. She believes there is always room for improvement. With new data arriving every day, the key questions she focuses on are: What can be done with it? What patterns can be identified to enhance patient experience and benefit the community?


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