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Cups Espresso Cafe

I get to oversee an awesome company while drinking incredible coffee.
-Company Operations
-Franchise System Operations
-Franchise Sales Operations
-Marketing and Branding
-Quality Standards
-Product & Process Improvements

-Ensures Mississippi stays caffeinated
-Develops and orchestrates company's business strategies
-Oversees marketing program & product curation
-Manages payables and receivables
-Assembles and analyzes financial forecasts

Corporate Vice President

-Customer service expert
-Voted Jackson Mississippi's Best Barista 2008, 2009 & 2011 by Jackson Free Press

Barista/Manager

Undertow Podcast Network

Undertow is a network of music-centric podcasts.
I produce, script, orchestrate and record episodes for multiple shows.

Founder

Self - Employed

Co-wrote and published first novel: Jon Swansong and the Pirata Isle
Participated in two Nanowrimo (National Novel Writing Month) events during July 2013 and November 2013 in which you are challenged to write a novel (50,000 words for their purposes) in one month

Author

Sieis Productions

Manage and operate home recording studio
Produce, perform and mix soundtrack-centric audio content for online podcasts
Maintain websites and distribute content

Owner and Producer

After being introduced to John Grisham and A Few Good Men, I figured I'd be a lawyer. 

But in the early 2000's I found myself adrift in the deep south of the United States. 

I did what anyone would in this situation: became a barista.

What a time to be alive. The pretentiousness of specialty coffee was palpable in those days.

I bought VHS latte art tutorials. Need I say more?

I found my way onto the campus of Holmes Community College. Two years later, Dan Harmon decided to make a hit TV series roughly diagramming my many years there.

I quit my job at least 2.5 times over the course of 10 years. But they kept pulling me back in and I kept pulling espresso shots through college.

I made my way to Millsaps College and graduated after another several dozen weeks of self-deprecation with a business degree so well rounded the diploma still rolls off my desk.

It was 2012. The earth was still warm. I was a somewhat educated, somewhat experienced graduate. I accepted a management role at Cups. I got married. We bought a home. I was nearing the end-game.

A rift appeared in my sanity. I returned to college to take a summer Calculus II course.

I was intoxicated by all the math and science that I'd overlooked for the first thirty years of my life.

Sparked mainly by a restless discontent that would confuse Steinbeck and a love of the show Lost, I figured I'd study some physics and get an engineering degree.

I got halfway there; the harder half too, from what I understand...so I basically have an engineering degree.

We had our first child and enjoyed it so much we kept going.

Formal education was again put out of my life. I grieved. I found freeCodeCamp, YouTube and the pure days of MOOCs (looking at you, MIT).

I learned to code, I dabbled in data, I began to write, I made some videos, I listened to hours of podcasts, I built and butchered websites. 

Accepting a remote role (still at Cups), I moved back home to the foothills of the Smoky Mountains in East Tennessee and took up ultrarunning.

The world fell apart, but I had already gone remote before it was cool. I ran some more. I began using LinkedIn on the regular. I began to see gray hairs in my beard.

We bought a mini van.

I'm currently writing a tech newsletter, growing a YouTube channel, publishing a daily reflection on addiction, reading a bunch of books and not watching any sports.

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Eamonn Cottrell

GE HealthCare

• Leading the development and execution of data strategies to drive AI innovation across ultrasound platforms (Vivid, LOGIQ, Venue, Verisound, BK, and Voluson).
• Managing data governance, establishing partnerships for data acquisition, and maintaining a comprehensive data catalog to support clinical research and product development. 
• Overseeing the creation and management of data pipelines, collaborating with cross-functional teams to prioritize and track data needs, and driving clinical evidence strategies for ultrasound digital products

Senior Manager, Data Strategy - Ultrasound Business

UPMC

• Pioneering the adoption of AI into clinical trial matching, augmentation of data abstraction, and incorporating AI into daily workflows
• Led 3 teams and 9 direct reports consisting of data analysts, biostatisticians, and clinical data SME’s for a 40-hospital and 800 outpatient facility service line overseeing outcomes, operational, and research analytics with 0% turnover and 100% growth during this time.
• Led team producing average of 50 peer reviewed publications per year with 80% in top quartile journals.
• Assisted in data analytics leveraging Excel, SQL, R, Python, PowerBI, and Qlik.
• Served as lead project manager for broader data projects with UPMC Clinical Analytics, including population health efforts, operational reporting, and quality improvement efforts, reducing a 6-month backlog of work in under 3 months.
• Automated data pipelines using Python, Spark, and the Microsoft Fabric Ecosystem that saved over 100 hours of work per year and increased data refresh frequency by 100%. 
• Assisted in securing > $1 million in grant funding through leveraging data driven applications

Director, Analytics & Data Science | Heart & Vascular Service Line

• Spearheaded an enterprise data analytics solution for end users to access reporting on clinical registry data. This is in use in over 40 forums with minimal overhead cost for maintenance and scale.
• Implemented regression analysis methods for strategic program planning that helped achieve 0% mortality in the heart transplant program for almost 2 years.
• Centralized clinical registry data management and billing to improve access, timeliness, and cost of acquisition, resulting in cost savings of $600,000/year.
• Managed 8 direct reports with 0% turnover and high engagement scores.

Lead Clinical Data Analyst | Heart & Vascular Service Line

UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh

• Collaboratively developed metrics to assist in measuring telemedicine utilization rates across 40+practices during the onset and throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. 
• Utilized Excel, SQL and PowerBI to  develop and deploy a central reporting product on the PowerBI service with the aim of guiding and measuring pediatrician practices book of business recovery from the initial COVID-19 pandemic shutdowns. This reporting product assisted in achieving nearly 100% recovery in well visits year-on-year post pandemic reopening.

Senior Clinical Data Analyst

• Developed an application that put cardiac surgery predictive analytics at the point of care to provide clinicians with decision support and patients with better shared decision making. Effectively scaled this product across the UPMC enterprise, worked with IT to integrate into the Epic Systems EHR, and the product continues to be used to this day (5+ years).
• Served as a subject matter expert for CT Surgery and Structural Heart programs at 5 separate hospitals, helping provide insights, problem solve, drive effective conversations, and generate process improvement.
• Used Excel and PowerBI to develop reporting and generate insights leading to a 14-month period of 100% compliance on priority process metrics.

Clinical Data Analyst & Improvement Specialist | Center for Quality & Innovation

Duquesne University

Served as the primary clinical instructor for 2nd degree nursing students in UPNS 344 Nursing for Children's Health.

Adjunct Clinical Instructor, Pediatric Perioperative Rotation

Served as a graduate assistant in UPNS 124 Cultural Issues in Health Care. Responsibilities included facilitating class in the absence of the professor and assisting with grading assignments.

Teaching Assistant, Cultural Issues in Healthcare

Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh

CVOR Senior Professional Staff Nurse | Heart Institute

CTICU Professional Staff Nurse | UPMC Presbyterian

St. Clair Hospital

ICU Staff Nurse

Director of Analytics & Quality @ UPMC | Healthcare, Leadership, Analytics | Making the world a better place one data point at a time

As Director of Analytics & Data Science with 13+ years in healthcare, I help companies like UPMC manage and use their data in a meaningful way to improve their healthcare outcomes, like lowering cardiac surgery mortality rates by 2%+ and achieve a ranking in the top 15% of the United States. 

I am really good at leveraging data centralization, analysis, visualization, and process automation to achieve these types of outcomes.

𝗔𝗰𝗵𝗶𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀
• Currently working on pioneering AI assisted clinical trial matching, AI augmented data abstraction, and assisting individuals on incorporating AI into their daily workflows
•  I implemented and engineered an enterprise analytics solution to centralize clinical registry data reporting, management, and billing, resulting in >$600,000/year cost savings.
• I successfully led teams with 100% growth over 3 years and 0% turnover in that time.
• I assisted in securing > $1 million in grant funding over 4 years through leveraging data driven applications
• Instituted a project intake, tracking, and updating system for a service line biostats team, streamlining work processes and reducing a 6 month backlog in under 3 months.

I get really excited about opportunities that allow me to leverage data, learn, and grow by working with creative, driven individuals to develop innovative solutions in and around the world of data.

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