Isaacson Michel

I am a dedicated professional with a strong academic background in global health policy and management, complemented by hands-on experience in data analytics and business development. My journey began with a B.A. in Philosophy and a minor in Medical Humanities from Boston College, which laid the foundation for my analytical and ethical approach to problem-solving. I furthered my education with an M.S. in Global Health Policy & Management from Brandeis University, where I honed my skills in advanced econometrics and healthcare data analytics.

Professionally, I have excelled in roles that require both analytical rigor and strategic thinking. As a Manager at Diaspora Express, I successfully led a team of five, improving transaction accuracy by 40% and increasing client retention by 45%. My experience as a Research Associate at Boston College allowed me to conduct advanced statistical analyses on large datasets, identifying critical insights for public health equity initiatives. I also developed econometric models to evaluate the impact of housing policies on healthcare outcomes, presenting my findings at conferences.

In addition to my professional roles, I have undertaken impactful projects such as analyzing healthcare disparities and predictors of readmission for CABG procedures. My technical proficiency in tools like R, Python, and Tableau, combined with my certification in project management, equips me to drive data-driven solutions in healthcare and beyond. I am passionate about leveraging my skills to improve healthcare delivery and equity, and I am committed to continuous learning and professional growth.