Amali Chung

I am a Data Analyst with 7 years of experience in the healthcare, public health sectors, and non-profit sectors. I have a proven track record of success in optimizing data protocols, overseeing databases, and implementing improvement initiatives.

I'm passionate about leveraging data to improve healthcare outcomes and health equity. I thrive in dynamic environments where I can apply my skills in data analysis, process improvement, and research. If you are looking for a dedicated and results-driven Data Analyst, let's connect!

Data Coordinator @ TakeRoot Justice 9/2019-Present

• Produce weekly reports on data trends and discrepancies and present findings to internal stakeholders, resulting in a reduction of grant reporting time by 40% in 1 year. 

• Collaborated with the contracts team to monitor deliverables for 3 grants worth $1.5M, ensuring timely reporting and compliance with federal and state grant requirements.

 • Conduct monthly database audits and collaborate with attorneys across 5 legal practice areas to accurately capture client outcomes, resulting in a 20% improvement in accuracy.

Program Support and Data Intern @ NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, 08/2018 - 07/2019

• Developed strategy to summarize qualitative data from public comments on a national public health initiative in the span of 4 weeks to assess impact. 

• Conducted thorough analysis of over 20 academic nutrition research articles to identify gaps in understanding and potential areas for future policy development. 

• Verified and updated nutritional information for 35,000 restaurant menu items in a national database cited in prominent nutrition research.

Research/Quality Improvement Data Coordinator @ Boston Children's Hospital, 7/2015-9/2017

• Increased patient compliance by 45% in 4 months by designing and implementing a patient bedside tool. 

• Analyzed data from EMR and patient database to launch 4 quality improvement projects in 2 years with multidisciplinary clinical team. 

• Developed measurement strategy to track project performance and data workflows for national patient database, including chart abstraction from medical record, in order to meet deadlines for database 30% sooner.

 • Presented Quality Improvement projects at 2 national conferences, analyzed data for 4 published abstracts, and responded to data inquiries from clinicians and clinic leadership.

Master of Science in Traditional Oriental Medicine

Pacific College of Health and Science • New York, NY • 2022

Bachelor of Arts in Sociology

Minor in Biology • Boston University • Boston, MA • 2015