Kim Rutsito

I am a dedicated and detail-oriented professional with several years of experience in data analysis, public health research, and program evaluation. Passionate about using data-driven insights to drive impactful decisions, I specialize in statistical modeling, policy analysis, and stakeholder engagement.

My expertise lies in collecting, analyzing, and interpreting complex data to optimize programs in healthcare, sustainability, and clean energy initiatives. I thrive in collaborative environments, where I can apply my strong analytical skills to support evidence-based solutions for organizations and communities.

With proficiency in STATA, SAS, Excel, and REDCap, I have successfully contributed to research projects, public health initiatives, and compliance monitoring efforts. I am committed to continuous learning, problem-solving, and making meaningful contributions to every project I undertake.

I have extensive experience in data analysis, public health research, and program evaluation, with a strong focus on policy analysis, stakeholder engagement, and compliance monitoring.

As a Graduate Research Assistant at Purdue University, I conducted statistical modeling, program assessments, and policy research, contributing to projects on public health interventions and sustainability initiatives.

In my role as a Data Assistant at the Indiana Rural Health Association (IRHA), I managed large datasets, analyzed program impact, and developed reports for government-funded initiatives. I collaborated with stakeholders to ensure compliance with regulations and improve program efficiency.

Additionally, as a Public Health Intern at the Tippecanoe County Health Department, I supported community outreach, program monitoring, and health policy evaluations, helping to enhance public health and environmental sustainability efforts.

My expertise in data visualization, research methodologies, and stakeholder collaboration enables me to provide data-driven insights and strategic recommendations that drive meaningful outcomes.

I hold a Master of Public Health (MPH) with a concentration in Biostatistics from Purdue University, where I developed expertise in data analysis, statistical modeling, and program evaluation. My coursework and research focused on public health policy, data-driven decision-making, and sustainability initiatives.

I also earned a Bachelor of Science in Public Health Pre-Professional from Purdue University, where I gained a strong foundation in epidemiology, research methods, and health program implementation.

Throughout my academic journey, I have conducted research on public health interventions, energy sustainability, and data analytics, equipping me with the skills necessary to assess and optimize complex programs.