As a principal investigator, I consistently procured independent NIH grant to study risk factors for, and prevention of, cardiovascular diseases, and disseminated research findings in presentations at study meetings, seminars, and national conferences, and publications in peer-reviewed journals.
As an epidemiologist, I have extensively worked in interdisciplinary teams, leading study design and methodological approaches, sample selection, data collection, and protocol development for studies using real-world data (e.g., registry, patient-reported outcomes, electronic health records, hospital discharge, and claims) and health economics and outcomes research. These studies covered therapeutic areas, including nephrology, neurology, rare disease, oncology, genetics, and cardiovascular disease, as well as medication adherence and treatment patterns. 
As a statistician, I have over 20 years of experience in advanced statistical methods and health economics modeling including but not limited to multivariate linear and logistic regression, survival analysis, frailty models, risk prediction, meta-analysis, complex sampling analysis, propensity score analysis/matching, mixed models, generalized estimating equations, generalized linear models, and power and sample size calculations. I program in SAS (20+ years), Stata, and R, and other genetic and complex sampling design analysis software packages and databases. 
Prior to joining CNC, I held several leadership roles in national organizations such as Fortrea, ICON Plc, and Premier Inc as a Senior Director, and directed and taught several medical, graduate and undergraduate courses as a professor. I have a vast amount of project management, leadership, and staff supervision and development experience (up to 12 direct reports) in industry and academic positions. I enjoy working on business development, evidence strategy, and client engagement.