I’m a passionate freshman at CSULB focused on data analytics in healthcare. Ready to transform insights into impactful solutions!
I engage in impactful projects that blend public health and data analytics, enhancing my skills and understanding of healthcare solutions.
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TruBridge · Aug 2026 · ✅ Verified by Extern
A TruBridge externship in healthcare data analytics, focused on working with public datasets, statistical analysis, and dashboard-ready data preparation.
I’m a passionate freshman at CSULB focused on data analytics in healthcare. Ready to transform insights into impactful solutions!
I am a freshman at California State University Long Beach, pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Public Health. With some work experience, I am eager to officially kick off my career and strengthen my resume for future opportunities.
Externships
TruBridge Healthcare Data Analytics Externship
TruBridge
Experience
Data Analyst Extern
TruBridge Healthcare Data Analytics Externship · June 2026 – Present
Founder
ClearHealth AI (DenialShield CA) · June 2026 – Present
Blog Writer
Harvard Undergraduate Microbiology Society · April 2025 – Present
Founder, President & Staff Writer
International Review in STEM (IRIS) · January 2025 – June 2026
Research Fellow
Stanford Molecular Imaging Mini Fellowship · June 2025 – August 2025
Health Content Writer
Immunova AI · February 2025 – August 2025
Mentor
CSR-X Computational Biology Cohort · June 2025 – August 2025
Regional Lead
Red Envelope Collective (Orange County) · October 2024 – March 2025
Education
California State University, Long Beach
B.S. Public Health — Incoming · Class of 2026
Pacifica High School
Graduate · Class of 2026
Skills
✅ Verified by Extern
A TruBridge externship in healthcare data analytics, focused on working with public datasets, statistical analysis, and dashboard-ready data preparation.
The work updated a research question, assembled and cleaned multi-source county datasets, and tested infrastructure factors against premature death across 3,159 U.S. counties using correlation and regression analyses. The analysis found broadband access to have the strongest correlation with premature death (r = -0.58). The work was awarded Top Performer by TruBridge.
I defined a refined research question, curated 14 public datasets, cleaned a 3,159-county health dataset to remove duplicates and missing values where possible, and showed that broadband access correlated most strongly with premature death (r = -0.58).
