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Sloan Program in Health Administration

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Class of 2017 Class of 2018 Department of Policy Analysis and Management College of Human Ecology www.sloan.cornell.edu

Sloan Program in Health Administration

2017 and 2018 Resumes

RESUMES Class of 2017 & Class of 2018

Sloan Program in Health Administration

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2017 and 2018 Resumes

Sloan Program in Health Administration

Sloan Program in Health Administration Department of Policy Analysis and Management College of Human Ecology Martha Van Rensselaer Hall 3301 Cornell University Ithaca, NY 14853-4401 t. 607.254.6461 f. 607.255.4071 www.sloan.cornell.edu

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Sloan Program in Health Administration

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Table of Contents Program Information..................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Sloan Faculty and Staff................................................................................................................................................................. 6 Class of 2017 Graduates Available for Positions Curriculum.................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 Class photo.................................................................................................................................................................................. 10 Gilbert Agyeman......................................................................................................................................................................... 11 Edgar Akuffo-Addo.................................................................................................................................................................... 12 Noor AlQattan............................................................................................................................................................................. 13 Paige Berger................................................................................................................................................................................ 14 Samantha Castillo-Davis............................................................................................................................................................. 15 Sanober Chhipa........................................................................................................................................................................... 16 Katelynn Cole............................................................................................................................................................................. 17 Li Ying (Wendy) Fang................................................................................................................................................................ 18 Oude Gao.................................................................................................................................................................................... 19 Matthew Grear............................................................................................................................................................................ 20 Oscar Hoffman............................................................................................................................................................................ 21 Ailya Husain............................................................................................................................................................................... 22 Ritika Jain................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 Zacharea Katerji.......................................................................................................................................................................... 24 Laura Kirsch................................................................................................................................................................................ 25 Derek Kurtz................................................................................................................................................................................. 26 Seohee Kyle Lee......................................................................................................................................................................... 27 Samantha Mathialagan................................................................................................................................................................ 28 Lauren McGuiness...................................................................................................................................................................... 29 Ashley Monfared........................................................................................................................................................................ 30 Svati Pazhyanur.......................................................................................................................................................................... 31 Sabreena Saeed........................................................................................................................................................................... 32 Sinthusan Sinnadurai.................................................................................................................................................................. 33 Colleen Sullivan.......................................................................................................................................................................... 34 Christopher Than........................................................................................................................................................................ 35 Jacqueline Tilden........................................................................................................................................................................ 36 Michael Wachs............................................................................................................................................................................ 37 Class of 2018 Students Available for Summer Residencies Curriculum.................................................................................................................................................................................. 38 Class photo.................................................................................................................................................................................. 39 Casey Armstrong......................................................................................................................................................................... 40 Molly Berger............................................................................................................................................................................... 41 Nakin Bhandari........................................................................................................................................................................... 42 Michelle Chang........................................................................................................................................................................... 43 Zebin Chen.................................................................................................................................................................................. 44 Elizabeth Creter.......................................................................................................................................................................... 45 Shannon DaRin........................................................................................................................................................................... 46 Kyle Noah Darlow...................................................................................................................................................................... 47 Shane Nathan D’sa...................................................................................................................................................................... 48 Katelyn Grether-Kurtic............................................................................................................................................................... 49

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Abhijit Grewal............................................................................................................................................................................ 50 Alyzeh Haider............................................................................................................................................................................. 51 Christine Hong ........................................................................................................................................................................... 52 Andre Hook ................................................................................................................................................................................ 53 Yegor Ivanov .............................................................................................................................................................................. 54 Anna Karavangelas .................................................................................................................................................................... 55 Brian Klee .................................................................................................................................................................................. 56 Malvika Majithia ........................................................................................................................................................................ 57 Taylor McBride .......................................................................................................................................................................... 58 Melissa Murray ......................................................................................................................................................................... 59 Beining Niu ................................................................................................................................................................................ 60 Chris Park .................................................................................................................................................................................. 61 Lana Raouf ................................................................................................................................................................................. 62 Rachel Saltzman ......................................................................................................................................................................... 63 Adam Shelepak .......................................................................................................................................................................... 64 Gregory Shemancik ................................................................................................................................................................... 65 Olivia Shi ................................................................................................................................................................................... 66 Alyssa Stapper ........................................................................................................................................................................... 67 Angela Szasz .............................................................................................................................................................................. 68 Vishruti Vaikundan ..................................................................................................................................................................... 69 Navya Veeramachaneni .............................................................................................................................................................. 70 Aastha Wadhwa .......................................................................................................................................................................... 71 Hongwei Wang ........................................................................................................................................................................... 72 Danielle Wiggins ........................................................................................................................................................................ 73

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Sloan Program in Health Administration

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Program Information The Sloan Program in Health Administration, founded in 1955, is a full-time two-year residential graduate program located in the Department of Policy Analysis and Management in the New York State College of Human Ecology at Cornell University.

The program combines a strong academic curriculum with strong practice learning opportunities. A key emphasis is on the importance of cooperation, innovation and the development of leadership skills. Students regularly work in teams to encourage the development of effective skills for working as either team members or leaders.

All Sloan students must complete a minimum of 60 credit hours, a ten-week administrative summer residency, and a group capstone project. Sloan students are offered a multidisciplinary educational approach to health services management, which includes a rich combination of courses. The core curriculum seeks to provide a balanced approach to strategic management theory and practice. Core courses in accounting, organizational behavior, marketing, microeconomics, finance, business strategy, quantitative methods and information technology are combined with instruction in entrepreneurial creativity, the development of leadership skills, law and ethics, epidemiology, quantitative methods, an understanding of health care systems, insurance and managed care, and health policy issues. Students also have the opportunity to take elective courses in the Johnson Graduate School of Management, the School of Hotel Administration, the School of Industrial and Labor Relations, the Law School, Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management, Department of Design and Environmental Analysis and other Cornell units.

Electives allow students to develop a personalized plan of study reflecting their individual academic and professional interests.

In addition to the summer internship and the capstone project, practical learning opportunities include the Sloan Colloquium Series (PAM 5990), which brings practitioners to Cornell throughout the academic year for seminars and presentations, an executivein-residence program, and an annual winter intersession field trip on alternating years to New York, NY and Washington, DC during which students meet with national policy makers and health care leaders. The Sloan Alumni Association also sponsors local field trips and a mentor program in which participating alumni are matched with students based on areas of professional expertise and interest.

In addition to students in the two-year Sloan MHA graduate program, a small number of students are admitted each year under a five-year bachelor’s/MHA program, which allows select Cornell undergraduates to begin working on their MHA in their senior year at Cornell and complete their bachelor’s and master’s degrees in a total of five years. Curriculum and requirements for the MHA portion of the five-year program are identical to those of the two-year MHA program. Both programs are acreddited by the Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education (CAHME). An accelerated dual (24 months) MHA/ MBA program is also available in cooperation with Cornell’s Johnson Graduate School of Management and a 3-year dual MHA/ MPA program is available in cooperation with the Cornell Institute of Public Affairs (CIPA).

Opportunities After Graduation The majority of recent Sloan graduates have taken management positions with health care systems, consulting firms, managed care and financing organizations, policy institutions, or have been awarded post-graduate administrative fellowships. Alumni include senior executives in leading health systems, consulting firms, insurers, investment banks, pharmaceutical firms, entrepreneurial businesses and a wide range of other health-related organizations.

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FACULTY AND STAFF The following are faculty members of the Department of Policy Analysis and Management, which is the home department of the Sloan Program. These individuals represent a core group of PAM faculty delivering Sloan’s required and elective coursework.

Detailed information about PAM faculty is available through: www.human.cornell.edu/pam/sloan/people/faculty.cfm Director:

Sean Nicholson, Professor Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison, economics

Executive Director: Anthony J. German, Lecturer M.H.A., Sloan Program in Health Administration, Cornell University Associate Director:

R. Brooke Hollis, Lecturer M.B.A./Sloan Certificate in Health Services Administration, Cornell University M.Arch. & U.D., Washington University

Associate Director:

Julie Carmalt, Lecturer Ph.D., Cornell University, policy analysis and managment

Research and Teaching Faculty:

Denise Boudreau-Scott, Executive-in-Residence M.H.A., Sloan Program in Health Administration

Colleen Carey, Assistant Professor Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, Economics

Arnaub Chatterjee, Lecturer M.H.A., Sloan Program in Health Administration; M.P.A., CIPA, Cornell University Rich Curtis, Senior Lecturer B.S., St. Lawrence University, M.B.A., Cornell University

Andrew Dahl, Lecturer Sc.D., Johns Hopkins University, M.P.A./Sloan Certificate in Health Administration, Cornell University Edward Dinan, Executive-in-Residence B.S., Hobart College, Biology

M.B.A./Sloan Certificate in Health Services Administration, Cornell University Carter Dredge, Lecturer M.H.A., Sloan Program in Health Administration, Cornell University

Thomas A. Evans, Senior Lecturer Ph. D. Clemson University, Economics Nick Fabrizio, Lecturer Ph.D., Walden University, applied management and decision sciences John Foote, Lecturer

B.S. Cornell University, engineering; M.P.A. University of Pennsylvania William Gonzalez, Executive-in-Residence M.B.A., Sloan Program in Health Administration; M.P.A. New York University

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Donald S. Kenkel, Professor Ph.D., University of Chicago, economics Samuel Kleiner, Assistant Professor

Ph.D., Carnegie Mellon University, applied economics and policy analysis

Robert Lancey, Lecturer M.D., University of Massachusetts Medical School, M.B.A., Cornell University Mark McCarthy, Senior Lecturer M.M.H., Cornell University, hotel administration Lee Perlman, Lecturer M.B.A./Sloan Certificate in Heatlh Administration, Cornell University Natalia Santamaria, Lecturer Ph.D. Pennsylvania State University, Business Administration and Operations Research Warren Schlesinger, Lecturer M.B.A., Cornell University, accounting Neelam Sethi, Senior Lecturer

Ph.D., University of California, Davis, philosophy Martha E. Sherman, Lecturer

Ph.D., Fielding Graduate University, human organizational systems Michael Weidner, Lecturer

M.B.A./Sloan Certificate in Health Services Administration, Cornell University William D. White, Professor Emeritus

Ph.D. Harvard University, health economics, applied microeconomics Jeffrey Whitehead, Lecturer J.D. Brigham Young University Sandra Yeater, Executive-in-Residence B.S., Cornell University, Biology

M.B.A./Sloan Certificate in Health Services Administration, Cornell University Nicolas Ziebarth, Assistant Professor

Ph.D., Economics, TU Berlin/German Institute for Economic Research Administrative Staff: Jessica MacDonald, Program Manager Geysa Smiljanic, PAM Graduate Field Assistant Shannon Lupo, Sloan Program Assistant Sloan Student Association Officers: Samantha Castillo-Davis, President Derek Kurtz, Recruitment Chair Chris Than, Treasurer Oscar Hoffman, Colloquia Chair Paige Berger, Secretary Katie Cole, Social Chair Svati Pazhyanur, Community Service Chair Jacquie Tilden, Corporate Liason

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Class of 2017

Back Row left to right:

Michael Wachs, Matthew Grear, Gloria Coicou, Zach Katerji, Derek Kurtz, Edgar Akuffo-Addo, Colleen Sullivan, Oude Gao, Sinthusan Sinnadurai, Paige Berger, Lauren McGuinness, Kyle Lee, Christopher Than, Oscar Hoffman, Noor Alqattan, Gilbert Agyeman.

Middle row left to right: Jacqueline Tilden, Wendy Fang.

Front row left to right:

Sanober Chhipa, Sabreeba Saeed, Ritika Jain, Laura Kirsch, Sydney Gehrking, Samantha Mathialagan, Katelynn Cole, Ailya Hussain, Ashley Monfared, Samantha Castillo-Davis.

Not pictured:

Svati Pazhyanur.

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Gilbert D. Agyeman Education

Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Candidate for MHA, Sloan Program in Health Administration, Class of 2017 Bachelor of Science Degree in Neuroscience, Cum Laude Distinction, Class of 2015

Work Experience

Administrative Intern, Robert Packer Hospital   

Summer 2016 Sayre, PA Worked with members of the Lean Six Sigma operational excellence team to streamline nurse workflow Analyzed county specific substance abuse data to identify potential interventions to ameliorate narcotic/opioid addiction Analyzed physician-provided patient discharge data to identify strategies to reduce patient discharge times

Resident Advisor, Residential and New Student Programs 

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Supervise 72 students in residence hall Serve as primary resource on campus policy and information.

Assist in programming social activities and information sessions for building complex of 500 students.

Academic Programs Tutor, CALS Tutoring Program

  Research Experience

August 2012 - May 2015

Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

Tutored students in General Chemistry II, Calculus I, Organic Chemistry II, and Cell Biology Assisted students in improving academic achievement by meeting with them on a regular basis to clarify homework problems and study skills

Research Lab Assistant, Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania Summer 2013

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Volunteer / Community Service

August 2013 - Present

Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

Sought to improve communication among African -Americans and health professionals by training church lay workers to serve as advisors and links between the doctor, patient, and his or her family Designed surveys and organized focus groups for data collection and analysis

Volunteer, Milford Hospital

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July 2010 - May 2015 Milford, CT 06460

Assisted nurses in duties such as transporting patients, answering patient call lights, preparing and delivering patient meal trays, and discharging patients.

Developing Tomorrow's Professionals (DTP) Academic Mentor

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June 2009-August 2015

Hamden, CT 06514

DTP is a program that provides year-round mentoring, academic skill set training, and technology training for inner city Black and Latino male high school students.

Teach, support, and guide these young men through small instructional teams and discussions over the summer Serve as peer advisor for these young men throughout the academic year

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Edgar Akuffo-Addo EDUCATION Cornell University, MHA, Sloan Program in Health Administration - Ithaca, NY Cornell University, B.S in Human Biology, Health and Society (Honors) - Ithaca, NY GPA: 3.7 | Minor: Health Policy | Minor: Business for the Life Sciences  Dean’s List six out of eight semesters.  Ranked by Business Insider as one of 19 Incredibly Impressive Students at Cornell, 2014.

Expected May 2017 May 2016

WORK EXPERIENCE FK Investment Group New York, NY Co-Founder and Vice President Jan 2016 - Present  Completed acquisition of a $200,000 cosmetic company using leveraged buyout  Authored and received financial support of $3 million from the U.S. EXIM Bank  Approved investment opportunities for the investment group using Discounted Payback and IRR  Developed models, templates and frameworks to generate standardized reports to clients and investors Veralon Partners Philadelphia, PA Summer Associate (Intern) Jun 2016 – August 2016  Modeled and opined on a $4.8 million acquisition of a private practice by a large healthcare system  Proposed and implemented a pricing strategy that increased client’s revenue by 8%  Evaluated the commercial reasonableness of physician compensation contracts and transactions World Health Organization, Cornell University Ithaca, NY Student Consultant and Researcher Jan 2014 – May 2014  Assisted in evaluating a formative research in Ethiopia and Kenya on calcium supplementation  Formulated recommendations to combat Pre-eclampsia in 20 communities in Kenya  Results published in Child Nutrition Journal informing supplementation implementation programs Pruitt Health Orangeburg, SC Care Provider/Intern Aug 2012 – May 2013  Served as administrative assistant to the Administrative director and care assistant to physicians  Engaged patients in cognitive and socially stimulating activities to enrich their end of life experience  Verified and organized over 150 patient medical records into an EPIC Electronic Health Record system to enable easy access to patient records LEADERSHIP Global Success Fellowship (501 c-3 Nonprofit) Kumasi, GH President and Founder Aug 2012 - Present  Lead student-run non-profit organization valued over $50,000 with the goal of empowering underprivileged women and children  Authored and received a grant of $10,000 from Davis Projects for Peace foundation  Supported education of 25 Junior High School children in Ghana  Established and manage a locally sustainable poultry farm supporting a village with food and jobs  Mitigated malnutrition among 250 families in Ghana by providing subsidized poultry products HONORS AND AWARDS  National Association of Healthcare Services Executive case competition; Semi Finalist (Oct 2016)  Cornell University Elsie Van Buren Rice Award in Public Speaking; 2nd Place Finalist (Mar 2014)  Honorary Placement, The UK Guardian youth writing competition; Over 200 entries (Feb 2014)  Deloitte Business Case Competition; 3rd Place (Jul 2013)  Student Fellow, President Bill Clinton’s Global Initiative (CGI) University (Mar 2013) SKILLS AND INTERESTS: Skills: Proficient in MS Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint), STATA, SPSS, Bloomberg, Capital IQ, EDGAR

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EDUCATION

NOOR ALQATTAN

CORNELL UNIVERSITY, College of Human Ecology, Ithaca, NY – May 2017 Master of Healthcare Administration

BOSTON UNIVERSITY, Questrom School of Business, Boston, MA – June 2015 Bachelor of Business Administration – Concentration in Entrepreneurship

EXPERIENCE

WEILL CORNELL MEDICAL COLLEGE, New York, NY Healthcare Administrative Intern; June 2016 to August 2016 - Evaluated real-time compliance initiatives and provided critical feedback related to current metrics and future expansion - Designed a financial dashboard utilizing data visual analytic systems to provide department leadership with a global overview of revenue gains/losses - Provided support in the evaluation of policies and procedures implemented to ensure proper infection control CORNELL UNIVERSITY, Ithaca, NY Graduate Assistant; August 2015 to Present - Head graduate teaching assistant – facilitated Professor Sean Nicholson in his “U.S. Health Care System” undergraduate class - Supervised preliminary exams and assisted students with assignments and organized an efficient system for grading exams with the team

ALHAYAT MEDICAL CENTER, Kuwait City, Kuwait Administrative Intern; August 2010 to February 2011 - Helped implement an online system, which all staff can access, in order to book appointments more efficiently and effectively - Organized weekly meetings with other departments to ensure integration of each department to meet organizational objectives

VOLUNTEER

SLOAN WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP, Ithaca, NY Committee Member; August 2016 to Present - Assisted in planning new initiatives and workshops for the 2016-2017 academic year - Offered support and devised new diversity and inclusive education opportunities to peers and alumnae

GREATER BOSTON FOOD BANK, Boston, MA Volunteer; September 2013 to December 2013 - Packaged, stored, and distributed over 13,500 “lunchboxes” for children in low-income areas in the greater Boston area

NATIONAL UNION FOR KUWAITI STUDENTS, Boston, MA Student Representative; September 2012 to August 2014 - Mentored over 300 high school seniors during their application process for universities in the US - Assisted Kuwaiti students to find housing in the Boston/Cambridge area and transition into living abroad by exposing them to cultural variances

SKILLS

Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Access Tableau Proficient in English and Arabic 13

Paige Sherman Berger EDUCATION Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Master of Health Administration, GPA: 3.98 Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Bachelor of Science in Human Biology, Health, and Society; Business Minor, GPA: 3.34

Expected May 2017 May 2015

WORK & LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE Cornell University, Policy Analysis and Management, Ithaca, NY Teaching Assistant for Fundamentals of Population Health, PAM 3280 • Aided students with questions related to course material and assignments • Gathered and assisted with prepping material for class • Graded projects and examinations in a timely manner

Fall 2015-2016

Deloitte Consulting LLP, McLean, VA Summer Associate • Redesigned and developed new SharePoint site for Business and Revenue teams • Created workflow diagrams outlining pre Epic Go-Live charge testing processes • Strategized ways to ensure charge capture post Epic Go-Live

Summer 2016

Weill Cornell Medical College, New York, NY University Audit Department Summer Intern • Piloted and analyzed 21 privacy surveys for Compliance Department • Diagramed workflow charts for Off-boarding Committee • Outlined and revised accountability matrix for security and privacy violations

Summer 2015

Crofton Swim and Tennis Club, Crofton, MD Assistant Tennis Pro and Clinic Coordinator • Coached tennis from beginner through advanced levels • Managed the planning and execution of player clinics and tennis matches • Presided over administrative paperwork and registration for tennis clinic participants

Summer 2010-2014

Anne Arundel Medical Center, Annapolis, MD Marketing and Communications Student Intern • Organized incoming physician information and created biographies for hospital publication • Generated marketing materials and press releases for hospital events • Constructed physician insurance and referral database for physician-relations department

RESEARCH Early Childhood Cognition Lab, Cornell University Research Assistant • Analyzed and coded videos of subjects in early childhood studies • Recruited participants for studies in order to obtain an ideal sampling mix • Administered study protocol for participants and recorded data for future analysis

August 2013-May 2015

The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, MD Research Assistant • Assisted cancer researcher, Dr. Yuriko Mori, M.D., Ph.D. in Gastroenterology Division • Conducted experiments with RNA replication, gathered data on cancer cells • Presented findings to head researcher using graphs and statistical analyses

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Summer 2013

Summer 2010

SAMANTHA CASTILLO-DAVIS

EDUCATION CORNELL UNIVERSITY, Ithaca, NY Sloan Program in Health Administration, Master of Health Administration Candidate College of Human Ecology, Bachelor of Science, Community and Economic Development

May 2017 May 2000

WORK EXPERIENCE CIGNA, Hartford, CT May 2016 – August 2016 Summer Associate, HealthServices Leadership Program; Intern, Marketing Operations • Developed a new framework and tools for managing Global Marketing strategy • Built a future-state compliance model inclusive of a maturity framework, scorecard, and communication plan CORNELL UNIVERSITY, Ithaca, NY September 2007 – August 2015 Associate Director of Alumni Affairs & Development, College of Human Ecology • Strategic development of donor opportunities as part of $70 million campaign • Secured $1.2 M for the Sloan Program in 4 years, surpassing total giving from the previous 25 years combined • Facilitated collaborative partnerships which led to the creation of Cornell’s new Healthy Futures Institute • Managed a portfolio of 100+ donors and donor prospects • Served as the first diversity and inclusion lead for a division of 350+ staff Assistant Director of Alumni Affairs & Development, College of Human Ecology November 2004 – September 2007 • Responsible for strategic engagement and programming for 17,000+ alumni • Managed two alumni associations consisting of 50 volunteers and 10 committees • Launched Human Ecology’s – and Cornell’s – first alumni-student e-mentoring program • Executed up to 40 off-campus events annually PALEONTOLOGICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTION, Ithaca, NY June 2001 – April 2004 Community Relations Liaison & Marketing Manager; Development and Public Relations Associate • Responsible for the public launch of a $12M natural history museum • Conceived and implemented the Museum’s first Community Accessibility Program • • • •

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Building Teams and Leading Change, HDCLP Certificate (2013) Harold D. Craft Leadership Development Program Certificate (2011) Cornell University's Certificate in Change Leadership: Developing an Agenda for Change (2011) Effective Diversity Councils (Workshop, 2008); Cornell Project Management Certification (2008) SELECT BOARD LEADERSHIP, SERVICE, AND HONORS

Community Leadership Roles • Alternatives Federal Credit Union’s Alternatives Impact, Board Chair • Healthy Food for All, Task Force Chair • Community Foundation of Tompkins County, Governance/Nominating Chair • Community Dispute and Resolution Center, Development Chair Campus Service • Sloan Student Association, President • Cornell University Student Health Plan Benefits Advisory Committee, Member • Long-Term Connections for Individuals with Special Needs and Their Families, Treasurer Honors • Sloan Alumni Scholarship Fund Recipient and Sloan Student Aid (scholarship) Fund Recipient • CIGNA National Rehabilitation Week: “Success Story” Award Recipient LANGUAGE: Spanish (native) 15

SANOBER CHHIPA EDUCATION Cornell University, Ithaca, NY M.H.A Candidate, Sloan Program in Health Administration, Expected graduation May 2017, GPA 3.64 George Mason University, Fairfax, VA B.S., Community Health, May 2015, GPA 3.67 Dean's List five semesters, The National Society of Collegiate Scholars WORK EXPERIENCE Cornell University Graduate Teaching Assistant, Ithaca, NY August 2016 - Present • Conduct activities such as grading, holding office hours, and preparing exams for the Fundamentals of Population Health course with 135 students • Create Excel tutorials to help support a readmission reduction project designed to assess factors associated with 30-day readmission following a percutaneous coronary intervention University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Summer Administrative Resident, Pittsburgh, PA June 2016 - August 2016 • Developed a business plan for a family health center capital project with a budget of over $1,000,000 • Conducted research to identify patient population health status, and performed a SWOT analysis, zip code analysis, and a capacity utilization analysis • Utilized a Lean A3 methodology and various lean tools to develop a process improvement project in the sterile processing department with the goal of reducing the number of dirty instruments found in the OR by 50% over a period of 6 months • Performed data analysis to identify trends and sources of injuries for staff in order to provide the safety & quality board with meaningful data that would be used to create a safer work environment Excellence Academy Teacher, Alexandria, VA May 2014 - May 2015 • Planned and developed math and science curriculum for students in grades 7 through 11 • Performed administrative tasks, such as managing student data and preparing memos • Assisted in identifying and recruiting teachers, and organized and executed annual educational field trip for 20 students Save the Children U.S. Programs Policy, Advocacy, & Development Intern, Washington, D.C. October 2014 - December 2014 • Researched states’ legal and regulatory frameworks regarding school and childcare emergency preparedness • Assessed the resources within targeted states for supporting and funding Save the Children programs • Conducted literature review and provided research for future projects related to nutrition and education • Assisted in developing a framework for evaluating the child rights situation in the United States ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE Long-Term Connections for Individuals with Special Needs and Their Families (LINk) Vice President, Ithaca, NY Project Sakinah Voluneer, Washington, DC Urgent Care Physician Shadowing, Dumfries, VA Inova Fairfax Children’s Hospital Volunteer, Falls Church, VA SKILLS Languages: English, Hindi, and Marvari Software: Microsoft Office, Stata, Minitab, Matlab 16

August 2016 - Present February 2013 - May 2015 March 2014 - June 2014 September 2012 - January 2014

Katelynn J. Cole EDUCATION Cornell University, Ithaca, NY August 2015—Present Sloan Program in Health Administration, College of Human Ecology Master of Health Administration, expected 2017  Cumulative GPA: 4.00  Sloan Student Association, Social Chair University of Massachusetts, Amherst May 2012 Isenberg School of Management, School of Public Health & Health Sciences and Commonwealth Honors College Bachelors of Business Administration; Majors: Business Management and Public Health Sciences  Cumulative GPA: 3.98; Summa Cum Laude and Honors with Greatest Distinction  Study Abroad: Copenhagen, Denmark (Summer 2010); Bangalore, India (Spring 2011)

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

NewYork-Presbyterian CMO Office Administrative Intern

New York, NY June 2016—August 2016

Led service line strategy project aimed at understanding how integrated delivery systems organize their service lines Completed market research, interviewed CMOs from six top integrated delivery systems, and presented findings and recommendations to senior leadership Cornerstone Family Healthcare/Cornell Institute for Public Affairs Binghamton, NY Project Manager January 2016—May 2016  

Consulted with a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) regarding access to substance abuse treatment Completed a literature review, conducted stakeholder interviews and reviewed regulatory requirements to determine feasibility of opening a methadone clinic in the community. A presentation and final report were delivered to the client Tufts Health Plan Medicare Preferred Watertown, MA Risk Adjustment Program Manager February 2014—July 2015  

Managed the Risk Adjustment Programs responsible for ensuring accurate reimbursement from the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) by overseeing daily operations, managing $5M budget, and creating and tracking project plans  Collaborated with key internal stakeholders (Clinical Services, Network Contracting, Actuarial, and Compliance) to develop, implement, and continually refine prospective and retrospective diagnosis coding programs  Negotiated, executed, and managed vendor contracts by regularly reviewing the effectiveness of programs, processes, infrastructure, and reporting, and making changes to improve results, ROI, and clinical outcomes  Developed positive relationships with vendors to drive successful and timely completion of vendor’s project commitments and escalated/put in place corrective action where needed  Managed and trained staff and acted as subject matter expert in Medicare Advantage Risk Adjustment Risk Adjustment Specialist July 2013—February 2014 

 Processed and analyzed all incoming vendor data and created custom operational reporting for Provider Network  Acted as point of contact for provider groups and communicated coding program initiatives and operations  Led project for National and Targeted Risk Adjustment Data Validation (RADV) audits  Analyzed membership and provider network to identify poor performance areas and make recommendations  Created operational dashboards, provider scorecards, and strategy matrixes Risk Adjustment Coordinator July 2012-May 2013  Supported managers and director with advanced administrative needs to create efficiencies in day to day operations  Processed and tracked all care management referrals and grievances for coding programs & provided subsequent reporting May 2011-August 2011 Product Planning and Development Intern 

Managed project identifying new health & wellness features to improve existing offerings for members. Project included inter-departmental collaboration in planning & conducting focus groups, recommendations presented to management

OTHER EXPERIENCE     

Gannett Health Services, Project Coordinator Intermountain Healthcare, MHA Capstone Project Cornell Department of Policy Analysis & Management, Graduate Teaching Assistant Cleveland Clinic, Case Compeition Cayuga Medical Center, Grant Support 17

Fall 2016—present Fall 2016—present Fall 2015—present Spring 2016 Fall 2015

Li Ying (Wendy) Fang

EDUCATION Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Master of Health Administration Auburn University, Auburn, AL Bachelor of Science, Health Services Administration Minors: Business and Asian Studies Study Abroad, Auburn University, Shanghai, China

May 2017 August 2014 June – July 2011

WORK EXPERIENCE Johns Hopkins Hospital, Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery, Baltimore, MD June – August 2016 Administrative Intern • Devised new onboarding structures with administrative team for future incoming neurology fellows • Created metrics for tracking faculty productivity and revised faculty annual review survey to better track discrepancies • Supported new early stroke detection program by providing initial financial expense projections • Lead the transition to new provider on-call schedule system for neurology and neurosurgery divisions • Began residency mentorship initiative for neurology and data preparation for FY neurosurgery departmental review • Collaborated with providers and administration to research methods on reducing patient wait time for division • Analyzed and updated monthly financial statements Cornell University LGBT Resource Center, Ithaca, NY October 2015 – Present Graduate and Professional Student Intern • Provided direct oversight, planning, and training associated with LGBTQ+ Mentorship Program • Assisted with programming including staff training, leadership development, and other events • Served as the liaison between the graduate and professional LGBT student collective and LGBT Resource Center • Provided support for the groups within the LGBT graduate and professional student collective • Planned and implemented educational programming (i.e. trainings, workshops, etc.)

GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals, Prague, Czech Republic May – July 2014 Marketing Intern • Identified underlying medicinal needs and recommended solutions to meet those needs in line with brand/therapy area strategy and created consumer segmentation chart • Collaborated with cross-functional teams such as sales, legal, medical and external agencies through presentations and meetings discussing and understanding present consumer needs and economical barriers • Collected data via Google Analytics for observation of consumer behavior and traffic flow to devise improvement for future consumer information accessibility Dean Road Elementary, Auburn, AL August 2013 – May 2014 Tutor • Interacted hands on with children between the ages of 5 to 7 • Assisted with educational work along with other miscellaneous tasks involving flow of activities and safety of children • Provided a constant physical and emotional support system for children that expressed or showed signs of distress • Encouraged children on continuous engagement, learning, and self-motivation HONORS AND ORGANIZATIONS Sloan Women in Leadership, Cornell University August 2016 - Present Lead Committee Member • Oversaw new initiatives and planning for 2016-2017 academic year • Offered support and devised new diversity and inclusive education opportunities to program peers and alumnae Spruiell Scholar, Auburn University 2014 Upsilon Phi Delta Honor Society, Auburn University 2014 Health and Hospital Administration Organization (HHAO), Auburn University August 2013 – May 2014 Vice President SKILLS • Bilingual in English and Chinese, Mandarin 18

OUDE GAO

Professional Profile Motivated and enthusiastic promotor of high quality of care worldwide Excellent healthcare/technology-oriented analytical and communication skills Proven ability to prioritize and multi-task in challenging environments

Education Cornell University, Ithaca, NY M.H.A, Sloan Program in Health Administration, GPA 4.0, Candidate 2017 Wuhan University, Wuhan, China B.S, Pharmaceutical Sciences, GPA 3.36, Graduated 2015

Relevant Coursework Corporate Finance * Strategic Management in Healthcare * Regression Analysis * Investment and Portfolio Management * Financial Accounting Microeconomics * Hospital Bond Finance * Big Data in Healthcare * Data Visualization * Health Policy * Health Law

Experience May 2016

Ionica Sciences, Ithaca, NY • • • • •

Work under minimum supervision as a market analyst/researcher to launch a novel in-vitro diagnostic platform for several infection diseases such as Clostridium Difficile and Lyme Disease into the market Analyzed the market potential, size and opportunities for targeted diseases by reading literatures, creating cost models and utilizing relevant datasets from CMS, FDA and CDC Coordinated contacts with physicians, lab directors and consultants nationwide to build a solid business model for the new technology Strategically establishing a corporate finance structure and approached investors from academic institutions and venture capitals Involved in bi-weekly meetings with the CEO and president and presented the working progress

Wuhan University/ National Key Laboratory of Drug Discovery, Wuhan, China • • • • •

Had experience in laboratories for 3 years; knowledgeable in life science and technologies Co-published a review article “Biological and pharmacological activities of Amaryllidaceae alkaloids” on RSC advances (Impact Factor 3.3) (link: http://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2015/ra/c4ra14666b#!divAbstract) Conducted 3 independent projects on Synthesis of Inhibitors of Ionized Channels and R&D of anti-cancer agents in 6 months Served as the team leader of National Program for Innovation and Entrepreneurship and proceeded into the final round Selected as lecturer of College Career Development Forum for diversified social experience and excellent academic performance

August 2015 to May 2017

Cornell University, Ithaca, NY • • • • •

September 2011 to May 2015

Assisted in the strategic integration of behavioral health system into current operation model in Mohawk Valley Health System, Utica, NY Participated in the Broadening Experiences in Scientific Training Program with ACLS at Tokyo Tech to work on the UN Sustainable Development Goals in healthcare technology at Weill Cornell Appointed as Teaching Assistant for 2 consecutive semesters for International Health Care System and Corporate Finance Attended as business/population health data analyst at Cleveland Clinic Case Competition to simulate the process of market entry into UK Selected as student representative in Graduate/Professional Student Mental Health Committee and conducted individual projects

Hospital Management Institute of Fudan University, Shanghai, China • •

Gained fundamental knowledge of the Chinese health system through interactions with multidisciplinary experts Interviewed employees at a data/health-driven company on creating Chinese EMR and health profiles for residents

Additional Skills Business: Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), Tableau Data Analysis: SAS/STATA statistics package, Octave (MATLAB), ChemBioOffice Language and Others: Bilingual (Mandarin), Basic French; F License of the US Soccer Federation

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August 2015

Education

Matthew Grear

Cornell University, Expected Graduation May 2017 Sloan Program in Healthcare Administration University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, May 2010 Bachelors of Applied Health Sciences, emphasis Community Health and Business Marketing

Relevant Work Experience

Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC May 2016 – August 2016 Administrative Intern- Interned at a 760 bed, nationally ranked academic health system and expanded knowledge in cost analysis, work flow planning, and project management  Analyzed average cost per case for a variety of pediatric specialties deemed “suitable” for an advanced surgical care setting  Forecasted potential profitable cases to be completed using ratio analytics and average remuneration rates  Budgeted and aided CIO in the $180k development of new Apple authorized university tech center  Built a complex patient review process and tool to assist in discharge discussions of patients with LOS >15days  Assist with population health case management program, EPIC build, and case management work flows  Researched case studies for best practices for discharge and throughput processes answering: Who are leaders in the field for “patient throughput” and what steps have they taken to increase the efficiency of the discharge process?  Conducted GAP analysis of US News and World Report competencies in which MUSC can improve rank The Chicago Lighthouse for the Blind or Visually Impaired, Chicago/Glenview, IL July 2012 – July 2015 Adaptive Technology Sales Specialist-Expanded breath of knowledge in program management as well as helped open a new satellite location by kick starting the sales and marketing efforts in the new facility  Developed and implemented a comprehensive Technology Sales Program for the Rehabilitation Center and increased revenue 15% from FY13-FY14  Created a business plan encompassing current evaluation of service, measurable performance metrics and marketing of programs for the future  Managed supply chain within a retail store utilizing an enterprise resource system  Collaborated with management team members to develop and implement protocols regarding the flow of patients through the Low Vision Optometry Clinic, Department of Occupational Therapy and eventually to the adaptive technology department  Established a strong and consistent working relationship with the Department of Human Services, Rehabilitation Counselors, and James A. Lovell VA in order to obtain referrals for technology evaluations as well as appropriate billing documentation  Provided resources to clients through community outreach and marketed various programs within the agency

Advocate Health Care, Park Ridge, IL April 2012 – September 2012 Wellness Specialist-Helped initiate an employee wellness program and encourage the importance of a healthy lifestyle at each of the twelve acute-care hospitals at Illinois’ largest health system  Provided wellness consultation and coaching as part of the “Health-e-You” initiative benefits program  Educated public on healthy living practices at health fairs, including presenting educational lectures on posture, weight management, and asthma  Assisted with the management of Advocate fitness centers  Administered full lipid profile tests and collected data to be analyzed against health benchmarks and guidelines for health benefit program Athletico Physical Therapy, Morton Grove, IL August 2010 - August 2011 Rehabilitation Technician-Based on a lifelong interest in fitness, I continued to expand my experiences with a pursuit in physical therapy and interest in the healthcare industry. Athletico is an outpatient physical therapy company with over 350 locations  Provided rehabilitative care for patients in physical therapy, occupational therapy, and aqua therapy settings by demonstrating and guiding the proper techniques during personalized rehab programs  Executed quality assurance of clinic safety measures  Marketed promotional events and fundraisers to spread awareness of physical therapy clinic

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Oscar A. Hoffman Education

Cornell University, Sloan Program in Health Administration, Ithaca, NY Master in Health Administration

Expected May 2017

Denison University, Granville, OH Bachelor of Arts, Sociology/Anthropology Department Fellow

May 2013

Work Experience NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, New York, New York Administrative Intern, Department of Safety Security & Emergency Services June 2016 – August 2016 ● Enhanced system-wide Code Freeze Active Shooter policy in response to new security concerns ● Assisted in development of research protocols and operations manual for confidential project ● Collaborated with government agencies such as FEMA, NYPD, and FDNY to assist in development of enterprise policies The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland Senior Patient Access Specialist, Department of Neurosurgery August 2014 - August 2015 ● Administered Referral Tracking System customization, development, and training for department of 100+ end-users ● Supervised staff and trained all new department hires to continue department service levels above 90% ● Coordinated with the Neurosurgery Spine Center to launch Center Program through process design and improvement ● Administered Epic templates for 20+ physicians to ensure meaningful use compliance and maintain accurate reporting ● Created, customized, manipulated, and verified reports for physicians and medical staff The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland Patient Access Specialist I, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery August 2013 – August 2014 ● Assisted patients and physicians requesting services in a high volume call center and referral service ● Advocated for and guided patients to appropriate clinical services ● Updated and verified patient information, insurance coverage, and visit information ● Ensured facility and physician insurance requirements were compliant in order to guarantee accurate reimbursement Denison University Institutional Advancement, Granville, Ohio Student Manager and Administrative Assistant, Department of Alumni Relations ● Facilitated alumni registration process and assisted alumni in organizing diverse events ● Recruited, hired and supervised 30 Reunion Weekend student staff members ● Organized and managed Student Crew work schedule ● Led staff orientation and safety training sessions ● Nominated as recent Student Trustee

August 2011 - June 2013

The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland Administrative Intern, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery June 2012 - August 2012 ● Spearheaded Access Center development through protocol management for 36+ surgeons and advanced practice offices ● Assisted in financial reconciliation and management of insurance information for department malpractice coverage ● Gathered data for patient observational timing studies ● Assisted in medical record management and digitization during institutional Epic go-live and transition

Graduate Involvement

Colloquium Chair, Sloan Student Association May 2016 - Present ● Planned and invited speakers to present to all students as part of required seminar course (PAM 5990) for program ● Organized year-long Colloquium schedule, including setting up lunches for speakers and assisting with course logistics ● Led team to develop two-day agenda for program intercession trip in New York City ● ● ● ●

Native fluency in Spanish and English Epic 2014 super-user (Clinic Manager) Certification Epic 2014 Reporting Workbench & Crystal Reports Meditech Central Scheduler Certification

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Avaya & CMS phone line management IDX Physician Billing Certificate in Medical Terminology Certificate in Insurance Training

AILYA HUSAIN EDUCATION Cornell University, Sloan Program in Health Administration, Ithaca, NY Candidate for Masters of Healthcare Administration, May 2017 Emory University, College of Arts & Sciences, Atlanta, GA Bachelor of Arts, May 2013 Associate’s Degree, May 2011 Major: International Relations & Global Health EXPERIENCE NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, New York, NY

Summer 2016 Strategic Sourcing Intern  Designed and created a System Integration Tracker to monitor the progress of regional hospital integration into the main hospital network purchasing policies and processes.  Responsible for projects focused on the financial and operational integration of Brooklyn Methodist Hospital into the enterprise.  Initiated a vendor bid for operating room capital purchases to be placed in Methodist Hospital’s new ambulatory care facility, set to open in 2019.

Cotiviti Healthcare Atlanta, GA November 2014-August 2015 Implementation Analyst  Responsible for client medical policy analysis to ensure product integrity, accuracy, and quality through the implementation process, contributing to the 99.998% departmental accuracy rate.  Provided support to Client Service Managers to configure and implement new clients and client-specific policies.  Ensured policies worked accurately and efficiently before activating client.  Prepared reports to support internal quality assurance processes.  Primary point-of-contact for client inquiries and requests during implementation process.  Developed comprehensive timelines to chart implementation phases for new clients.

Medical Policy Testing Analyst August 2013-November 2014  Configured the client-specific clinical payment policies to ensure accurate application.  Performed monthly department metrics to evaluate performance.  Generated reports providing quantitative analysis for claim policy problem identification and resolution.  Assured accurate application of clinical coding in claims payment through the use of proprietary software.

Atlanta Center for Holistic & Integrative Medicine, Atlanta, GA Summer 2013 Clinical Research Intern  Increased patient education directly with the Center’s physicians by creating weekly and monthly newsletters.  Researched current findings on contemporary holistic medicine and incorporated those findings to the services of the Center.  Developed comprehensive presentations for visiting professor lectures at Emory University School of Medicine.

Emory University Center for Ethics, Atlanta, GA August 2011-May 2013 Strategic Planning Intern  Assisted the onboarding of Coca-Cola as a collaborative partner for water ethics and sustainability.  Served as primary project lead on medical ethics certification for Emory University Hospital residents in training.

SKILLS & ACTIVITIES Leadership 2015 Cleveland Clinic Case Competition Semi-Finalist Contestant, 2014 NAHSE Case Competition Contestant, Attorney General of the Student Government Association, Representative to the Dean of Religious Life at Emory University, Community Health Educator for Refugees Clinical Knowledge EHR, ICD-10, CPT/HCPCS, HIPAA, Medical Terminology, Medical Ethics Trained Languages Hindi, Urdu, Spanish Personal Interests Travel, Global Health Social Entrepreneurship, Integrative Wellness 22

Dr. Ritika Jain PROFILE

EDUCATION

Passionate and result oriented healthcare professional, currently pursuing Masters in Health Administration at Cornell University. In past, worked as a dental surgeon at a trauma center and managed own dental practice CORNELL UNIVERSITY, SLOAN PROGRAM IN HEALTH ADMINISTARTION

Master of Health Administration, May 2017, Current Graduate GPA: 3.90 / 4.00

HNB GARHWAL UNIVERSITY, SDCH, Rishikesh, India

Bachelor of Dental Surgery, Oct 2008, Undergraduate GPA: 3.60 / 4.00

EXPERIENCE

Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

Teaching Assistant, Corporate Finance, Aug 2016- Present • Tutor and mentor students enrolled in Corporate Finance coursework • Conduct office hours and proctor exams for a class of 200 students

Kaiser Permanente Medical Group, Santa Clara, CA

Administrative Summer Intern, June 2016- Aug 2016 • Research and Design: Designed evidence based, care delivery models for diabetic and asthmatic pregnant women Asthma care model was piloted in Sep, 2016 • Process Improvement: Conducted data driven time study & implemented lean A3 methodology to reduce turnaround time for medical assistant rooming process at Perinatology department • Service Excellence: Conducted audits, collected observational data, & utilized analytical skills to help support service excellence • Quality and Service: Conducted current state analysis, identified redundancies in perinatal literature, looked into best practices in the area, performed literature review and identified opportunities for repackaging prenatal education material • Facility Design and Planning: Suggested ideas to maximize staff and space efficiency, streamline registration & check in process at Sky port

Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Graduate Assistant, Regression Analysis & Managerial Forecasting, April 2016- June 2016 • Graded assignments & exams for 180 students enrolled in Statistical analysis coursework

Bohra Trauma Center, Dehradun, India

Supervisor - dental department /dental surgeon, August 2012-March 2014 • Performed surgical procedures and managed day to day operations for the dental department • Market Analysis: Provided market research based feedback on most cost effective medicinal alternatives for hospital pharmacy; patient satisfaction scores went up by 7%, 2013 • Team Management: Organized & lead health camps in rural areas of on semiannual basis for 2 years

Uttaranchal Dental and Medical Research Institute, Haridwar, India Lecturer, April 2011- June 2012 • Conducted hands on training & lectures for a class of 50 students enrolled in dental coursework VOLUNTEER

Oregon Health and Science University, Portland, OR

Academic and research volunteer, Nov 2014- Feb 2015 • Conducted cord blood donation awareness sessions, packaged cord blood units, & discharged units to Puget blood center in Seattle

Medical Teams International, Portland, OR Dental Assistant, Nov 2014 – Feb 2015

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AWARDS

SKILLS

Assisted team of dentists, dental unit manager and hygienist in providing oral care to rehab members, on biweekly basis for a year

Sloan alumni scholarship fund recipient, Ithaca, New York Certificate of Academic Excellence & Gold Medalist, Rishikesh, India Proficient in advance desktop modelling, MS office, statistical analysis, data analysis

Have work permit/ employment authorization document issued by USCIS (sponsorship for work authorization is not required 23

Zacharea Katerji EDUCATION________________________________________________________________________________________ Cornell University; Ithaca, NY MHA Candidate 2017- Sloan Program in Health Administration  Overall GPA: 3.7

Aug 2015 – Present

Loyola University; Chicago, IL Sep 2008 – Aug 2011 Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance  Overall GPA: 3.63; Dean’s List; Cum Laude  Regent Award Winner: The Loyola Council of Regents presents this award to a single Loyola student each year in recognition of his or her leadership, character, and service to the University

EXPERIENCE_______________________________________________________________________________________

Houston Methodist Global Health Care Services; Dubai, UAE May 2016 – Aug 2016 Project Intern  Led the development of a project plan which outlined necessary tasks for the implementation of a new service at an integrated startup clinic by interviewing all involved  Supported business development by conducting market intelligence research on regional competitors, medical tourism, and hospitals which resulted in academic collaborations being signed  Condensed 250 page business plan of a proposed medical complex in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia into a 10 page pitching document used to present to potential investors R&R Event Management; Addison, IL Jan 2012 – Mar 2015 Operations Manager  Led the planning and ground operations for 20 film premiers in 3 countries resulting, in total attendance of nearly 8K  Trained, coached, and supervised a team of 60 volunteers, developed detailed volunteer position descriptions and managed volunteer tasks and responsibilities for each event  Created and executed the agenda for 8 fundraising galas, ensuring a structured and punctual program  Consulted with clients to develop comprehensive marketing, fundraising, and programming strategies, resulting in an average of 650 attendees per event and raised roughly $5M total TCBY; Orland Park, IL Sep 2013 – Dec 2013 Store Manager  Managed training and scheduling of 10 employees along with store operational issues, to include housekeeping, administrative duties, physical inventories, and staff scheduling  Provided and ensured exceptional customer service to more than 100 customers per day, producing more than $4K in weekly sales

VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP_______________________________________________________________________

The Oasis Initiative (501(c)(3) nonprofit organization); Chicago, IL Aug 2012 – Present Co-Founder, Treasurer  Developed project manual and executed a multi-channel marketing plan for an annual educational retreat in southern Spain for over 200 international attendees  Managed over $60K in yearly donations and over $200K in yearly cash flow  Managed two weekly educational programs with more than 200 attendees in-person and online  Facilitated engagement on Facebook fan page of more than 19K followers by publicizing events Universal School Alumni Association; Bridgeview, IL Apr 2013 – Jun 2015 Co-Founder, President  Founded and launched the USAA, which plans and facilitates mentorship programs, career fairs, and personal statement workshops for high school students Loyola University Muslim Student Association; Chicago, IL Apr 2010 – Apr 2011 President  Led of 15 members to serve and educate the university Muslim and non-Muslim demographics

SKILLS______________________________________________________________________________________________ Languages: Fluent in Arabic; foundation of French

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LAU R A K I R S C H

EDUCATION CORNELL UNIVERSITY – SLOAN PROGRAM IN HEALTH ADMINISTRATION, Ithaca, NY M.H.A., May 2017 • Graduate Teaching Student: The U.S. Healthcare System CORNELL UNIVERSITY, Ithaca, NY B.S., May 2016 Major: Policy Analysis and Management, Foundational coursework in economics, statistics, government, sociology, and ethics • Florence Halpern Award Recipient; Oliver Wyman Team Consulting Case Competition Finalist WORK EXPERIENCE HARVARD PILGRIM HEALTH CARE, Wellesley, MA June 2016-August 2016 Summer Product Development Intern (Enterprise Sales and Marketing) • Used Excel and company databases to conduct an ROI analysis to assess product strength and need for adjustments • Set the foundation for large employer group plan alterations through applying Excel functionalities and operations to assess various factors contributing to formulary arrangements (details of project restricted due to privacy contract) • Rebranded current products and programs to meet large employers’ and key accounts’ desire for value based insurance design IPA OF NASSAU/SUFFOLK COUNTIES, Selden, NY January 2015 - June 2015 Intern • Designed marketing plan and materials for 5 Wishes, Aging with Dignity Campaign in physicians’ offices • Used excel to compile database of relevant potential physician members • Engaged in meetings to increase efficiency and reduce costs for member physicians (eg. EHR/EMR services) ACROSS HEALTH, Madison, NJ June 2014 – August 2014 Digital Marketing Consultant Summer Intern • Performed market research to gauge physician and nurse use of social media and made recommendations to pharmaceutical firm client to increase competitiveness of firms’ marketing strategy • Conducted an audit of vaccine websites for HCP’s to develop recommendations for pharmaceutical firm client • Developed proposals to improve mobile optimization and SEO to increase registration on client website • Used Google Analytics to perform website traffic analysis and website load time audit CORNELL COOPERATIVE EXTENSION, Riverhead, NY July 2013-August 2013 Summer Family Health and Wellness Intern • Restructured outreach and marketing approach to increase outreach to parents using technology and social media • Produced first webinar-platform family health and wellness education series • Evaluated program success through post-program assessments • Collaborated with local organizations to create sustainable health policy • Created, and served as editor in chief of family health and wellness blog WELLNESS WORKDAYS, Hingham, MA Summer Consulting Intern • Used computer software to compile and analyze wellness program data • Created Powerpoint slide decks to be presented to clients • Researched for and composed weekly wellness-based news articles • Co-authored sports nutrition article to be published by the National Strength and Conditioning Association

June 2013

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Cornell University, behavioral economics research: Performed an audit of worksite wellness programs’ effectiveness COMMUNITY SERVICE AND LEADERSHIP: Long Term Community Connections for Individuals with Special Needs and Their Families (L.I.N.k.), President and Founder; Best Buddies, Outreach Chair; Autism Speaks, President, Raised >$70,000, cumulatively, for Autism Speaks over 12 years RELEVANT SKILLS: Google Analytics, Foresee, STATA, Microsoft Suite, Research Paper Composition, Science Journalism, Multiple Regression Analysis, Medical Terminology Certification, HTML, CSS PERSONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND INTERESTS: Completed several half-marathons; Earned a second degree blackbelt in Tae Kwon Do; Kappa Delta sorority, Omega Chi Chapter, Maimonides Jewish Leaders Student Fellowship 25

Derek R. Kurtz

EDUCATION/HONORS & AWARDS Cornell University, Masters of Health Administration

Expected 2017 Sloan Alumni Scholarship, Sloan Student Association (SSA) First Year Representative, SSA Recruitment Chair SUNY Upstate Medical University, B.S. in Radiation Therapy

2010 -­ 2012 Cum Laude, Dean’s List all semesters, College of Health Professions Alumni Scholarship SUNY Albany – Prerequisites for Radiation Therapy

2008 – 2010

EMPLOYMENT Atlantic Health Systems, Overlook Medical Center, Summit, NJ

Jun 2016 – Aug 2016 Operations & Administrative Intern • Created a model which proved properly recording IV start/stop times will boost gross revenue by $600,000 annually • Produced a ROI to examine if purchase of new CT algorithms for early prediction of osteoporosis was financially beneficial to the system • Defined the annual cost of hip fractures to the system along with the contribution margin for all DEXA scans performed for a major implementation project • Constructed cost-­benefit analysis to determine financial feasibility of hiring new professional staff • Utilized patient data to promote CyberKnife to insurance companies to increase referrals

Cornell University, Alumni Affairs & Development, Ithaca, NY

Aug. 2015 -­ Current Administrative Assistant • Supported staff with the coordination and execution of Alumni events and activities • Recorded endowments, gifts, funds, scholarships, and entered them into the University’s database

AMP Radiation Oncology, Syracuse, NY

May 2012 -­ Aug. 2015 Licensed Radiologic Therapy Technologist • Served as lead director of the Patient Portal program for the Radiation Department in which patients were instructed on how to access personal charts/information on the internet • Devised a unified system for the majority of employees to have the ability to train patients to use the Patient Portal • Cited in performance evaluations for ability to develop strong relationships and to quickly gain trust among patients • Perfected the use of innovative and interactive technology to deliver high energy treatments to cancer patients by targeting and treating malignant diseases within the human body • Efficient with Varian Trilogy, Varian 21iX, Varian 21EX, Varian 2100C, and Varian 600C • Previous experience with Tomotherapy, CyberKnife, and Nucletron MicroSelection • Simulations with Siemens Somatom Sensation Open, GE Lightspeed, Philips Brilliance CLINICAL & HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE Interned in a variety of hospitals and clinics for radiation therapy rotations: University Hospital (Syracuse, NY), Saint Peter’s (Albany, NY), Faxton St. Luke’s (Utica, NY), Hematology-­Oncology Associates of CNY (East Syracuse, NY)

VOLUNTEER WORK Solvay Fire Department, Solvay, NY -­ Firefighter

April 2008 -­ Current • Promoted leadership, comradery and team strengthening through fast-­action planning and quick response • Performed search and rescue/interior firefighting/outside operations, CPR and SCBA certified PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS & ADDITIONAL SKILLS • • •

Licensed Radiologic Therapy Technologist registered with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists Member of the American Society of Radiologic Technologists Medent, ARIA/Varian equipment, Eclipse and EMS Treatment Planning Systems, Mosaiq software, Microsoft Office, Horizontal Business Insight, Vista Web View, moderate level Spanish

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Seohee Kyle Lee Education Cornell University, Sloan Program in Health Administration, Ithaca, NY Master of Health Administration

August 2015 – May 2017

Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis, MO August 2010 - May 2014 Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Double Major in Finance and Healthcare Management Professional Experience Deloitte Consulting, New York, NY May 2016 – August 2016 Summer Associate - Healthcare Strategy and Operations  Staffed at an electronic medical records (EMR) implementation engagement at one of the nation’s premier academic medical centers based in Minnesota  Provided project management support to the clinical implementation team, focusing on surgical and medical device applications for the EMR  Facilitated the development of surgery workflows in the EMR environment and communicated change management process to the Department of Surgery, composed of over 90+ surgeons and 10+ specialties  Developed medical device workflows and processes for the post-go live EMR environment while establishing new medical device policies and procedures to be implemented across the health system in four states Johns Hopkins Health System, Baltimore, MD August 2014 – July 2015 Project Analyst - Financial Analysis Unit Supply Chain  Drafted the preliminary business model for the newly proposed group purchasing organization at the Johns Hopkins Health System by establishing policies and administrative procedures  Developed business plans for a restructured purchasing department project aimed at saving $100M over five years at JHHS, covering purchased services, capital equipment, and physician preferred items Business Development  Examined venture opportunities for multidisciplinary outpatient clinics aimed at reducing potential downstream costs Washington University Weston Career Center, St. Louis, MO Employer Relations Support Assistant  Prepared due diligence reports on new recruiting clients to educate the account managers

May 2012 - November 2012

Leadership Experience Graduate Teaching Assistant, Cornell University - Courses: Fundamentals of Population Health; US Health Care System  Worked with 5 teaching assistants to provide academic support for an upper-level course with 400+ students Head Teaching Assistant, Washington University in St. Louis - Courses: Microeconomics; Career Foundation  Managed a team of 12 teaching assistants and supervised all back-end administrative duties for 160+ students

Research Experience Johns Hopkins Medicine, Baltimore, MD January 2015 – June 2015 Financial and Health Impacts of Multidisciplinary Aerodigestive Care Authors: Margaret L. Skinner, MD; Seohee K. Lee; J. Michael Collaco, MD, MPH; Maureen A. Lefton-Greif, PhD; Karla Au Yeung, MD; Jeannine Hoch, MA, CCC-SLP  Analyzed upstream and downstream activity before and after enrollment with the Multidisciplinary Pediatric Aerodigestive Care Team  Identified potential demand for MPACT services using International Classification of Diseases (ICD-9) data Washington University Olin Business School, St. Louis, MO January 2013 – May 2013 The Effect of Hospital Specialization on Surgical Outcomes Undergraduate Researcher - Advisors: Bart Hamilton, PhD; Bruce Hall, MD, PhD, MBA  Examined data from the National Surgical Quality Improvement Program to extract a negative relationship between degree of specialization and clinical outcomes Skills Technical: Tableau, Excel/Access, SPSS, STATA Languages: Fluent in English, Spanish, Korean - born in South Korea, raised in Guatemala, educated in the United States 

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SAMA NTHA MATHIALA GAN

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EDUCATION CORNELL UNIVERSITY – SLOAN PROGRAM MASTER of HEALTH ADMINISTRATION, Ithaca, NY M.H.A., Expected Graduation: May 2017  Teaching Assistant for Multiple Regressions - PAM 3100, US Healthcare System - PAM 2350 UNIVERSITY of WESTERN ONTARIO, BACHELOR of MEDICAL SCIENCES, London, ON B.MSc, June 2015. Dean’s List 2011-2015  Varsity Track & Field Team 2011-2014, competed at the OUA provincial track & field championships  Bob Gage Leadership Award, freshman award for athletics, scholarship and leadership WORK & RESEARCH EXPERIENCE VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER, Nashville TN June 2016-Aug. 2016 Graduate Business Intern, Heart and Vascular Institute  Led staff engagement huddles with four clinical teams to analyze Press Ganey results, performed root-cause analysis for low-performing categories and developed strategies to improve patient satisfaction metrics in the clinic  Developed a comprehensive business plan for expanding the Vanderbilt Cardio-Oncology program  Analyzed financial data and payer mix for a sub-specialty patient population using Microsoft Office tools  Prepared curriculum for physician leadership development to improve organizational culture at a newly acquired clinic  Engaged with QI team and used lean principles to assess patient discharge efficiency for visual management boards CORNELL UNIVERSITY, Ithaca, NY Feb 2016-May 2016 Health Communications Research Assistant, Department of Communications  Visited low-income communities to collect data on the effectiveness of graphic health warnings on cigarette packages  Collaborated with principal investigators to develop population-based culturally-appropriate data collection methods SCHULICH SCHOOL OF MEDICINE & DENTISTRY, London, ON May 2014-Feb. 2015 Neuroscience Research Assistant, Department of Anatomy & Cell Biology  Conducted experiments on learning and memory impairment on rat models  Assisted graduate students to analyze results using immuno-staining techniques and fluorescent microscopy  Improved experimental processes and reduced the amount of time taken to run experiments  Taught experimental protocols and immunostaining techniques to new undergraduate students TORONTO WESTERN HOSPITAL, Toronto, ON July 2011-Aug. 2012 Research Assistant, Department of Psychiatry  Summarized journal articles and presented pertinent findings on Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation studies to the supervising professor and other research assistants to highlight recent developments for this treatment option  Investigated overlapping and contrasting findings amongst psychiatric researchers in different institutions TORONTO GENERAL HOSPITAL, Toronto, ON July 2010-Aug. 2010 Research Assistant, Interventional Cardiology Unit  Noted operational inefficiencies while observing cardiology procedures and shadowing physicians on patient visits  Summarized research articles and consolidated information on cardiac treatments into straightforward website content  Developed a website on 6 interventional cardiology procedures for patients with congenital heart defects LE CHSLD DE LA CÔTE BOISÉE, Terrebonne, QC July 2009-Aug. 2009 Elderly Care Assistant Coordinator  Planned and executed 2-3 daily activities for 25 elderly residents using conversational French  Compiled and organized information on dietary restrictions and physical activity capacity for 136 residents  Supervised 30 residents on day trips to parks and motivated residents to take part in outdoor athletic tournaments COMMUNITY SERVICE AND LEADERSHIP PROVIDENCE HEALTHCARE, Toronto, ON July 2011-Aug. 2011 Volunteer Assistant for Recreational Coordinator  Coordinated group physical activities and personalized memory-stimulating activities for residents with dementia 28

Lauren McGuinness

EDUCATION Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

May 2017 • Masters of Health Administration Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

May 2013 • Bachelor of Science in Policy Analysis and Management

WORK EXPERIENCE NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital, New York, New York

June 2016‐August 2016 Summer Intern: Innovation Technology and Patient Engagement • Provided an analysis and recommendations to the IT and Innovation team on the Patient and Visitor Guides App through research on best practices and app design, patient feedback and staff evaluation • Worked with the Finance IT team to provide a cost estimate analysis on the implementation of an integrated Electronic Medical Record (EMR) • Conducted a Span of Control analysis within the IT department to provide insight on staff management Nielsen, Wilton, CT

July 2015‐July 2015 Associate Analyst • Worked as a strategic business partner for client Proctor & Gamble on four of its key brands (Bounty Paper Towels, Charmin Toilet Paper, Puffs Facial Tissue and Duracell Batteries) • Supported the business on key projects through value added analysis, insights and recommendations by utilizing Nielsen data, market research, and analytical processes • Tracked new products on both the Duracell and Bounty portfolio by providing the team updates on the competitive landscape, new product success, and areas for growth opportunities • Conducted consumer analyses to better understand how to strategically promote products and increase sales with target consumer groups based on demographics and store data Law Offices of McGuinness & Associates, Torrance, CA Summer 2011 & Winter 2012 Legal Assistant • Conducted legal research, analyzed data related to case problems, and prepared memos

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Cornell University Department of Human Behavioral Neuroscience, Ithaca, NY August 2010‐May 2011 Research Assistant under Professor Richard Depue • Selected as one of three interns to work under Professor Richard Depue for the “Feeling and Recognition” study in the Laboratory of Neurobiology of Personality • Utilized monitoring of physiological activities to research the neurobiology of personality and temperament • Collected, analyzed, and organized EMG data in ActiveView; Organized and managed lab participants and schedule

OTHER ACTIVITES Women in Leadership May 2016‐Present Executive Board Member • Organize events for current Sloan female students to meet and learn from Cornell alumna • Arrange activities that bring women together and provide safe spaces Nielsen/TaTa Consultancy Services Mentor, Wilton, CT

October 2014‐June 2015 • Lead India based mentees by fostering insight, identifying knowledge gap, and expanding their skillsets • Conduct bi‐weekly calls to discuss Nielsen Tools & Techniques; Projects & Perspectives; Industry Updates • Women in Nielsen • City Gospel Mission • Kappa Kappa Gamma • Design for America • Los Angeles Orthopaedic Hospital ADDITION SKILLS • Microsoft Office, STATA 29

Ashley Monfared

EDUCATION CORNELL UNIVERSITY- SLOAN PROGRAM IN HEALTH ADMINISTRATION, Ithaca, NY M.H.A., MAY 2017 PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY, Portland, OR B.S., May 2015 Major: Community Health Education; 3.8 Major GPA WORK EXPERIENCE WEILL CORNELL MEDICINE, New York, NY June 2016-Present Internal Audit Intern • Spearheaded the first ACO process audit at Weill Cornell Medicine and NewYork Presbyterian • Conducted interviews with several key personnel responsible for different processes within the ACO • Compile and categorize list of key risk areas, inherent and residual, related to quality reporting as it effects WCM. • Identified and documented potential strategies to mitigate identified risks, taking into consideration current resources, cost/ benefit of additional controls, and competing organizational priorities • Prepared executive summary power point presentation for discussion of Quality Reporting Metrics and Data Integrity project AMERICAN CAMPUS COMMUNITIES, Portland, OR Community Leasing Assistant • Responsible for developing and implementing audit process for 1,000 bed student housing organization • Managed accounts receivable and collections process, which resulted in savings of 100k • Achieved top sales leasing assistant selling over 400k leases through developing strong interpersonal relationships • Mitigated bad debt write offs by implementing customer focused collections procedures and payment plans

July 2013-July 2015

THE GIVING TREE, Portland, OR Program Coordinator • Expanded focus of outreach from primarily social activities to providing concrete tools and resources to clients • Developed 10+ programs that matched the skills of the volunteers with the needs of the clients • Reduced turnover and improved motivation among 20 volunteers by implementing mentorship program • Conducted weekly briefing sessions on successes and evaluation of shortcomings to determine changes needed and process improvements for the organization

July 2013- July 2014

NIKE WORLD HEADQUARTERS, Beaverton, OR April 2013-September 2013 Elite Client Services • Sole responsibility was to serve as personal shopper and coordinate PR for top tier athletes under Nike “Elite” program • Worked with neighborhood schools associated with Portland State and local Nike athletes to implement “athlete drop-in” program LEGACY EMMANUEL HOSPITAL, Portland, OR June 2012- December 2012 Medical Scribe • Coordinated optimal patient care and experience in fast paced emergency room while ensuring accurate data was recorded in patient medical record and working with multidisciplinary team RESEARCH EXPERIENCE OREGON HEALTH AND SCIENCE UNIVERITY, Portland, OR June 2014-August 2015 Research Assistant • Prepared, conducted, and analyzed animal model tissue for glaucoma research following detailed protocols • Analyzed research outcomes and current protocol to validate to determine inconsistencies and results and developed alternate research protocols to overcome obstacles • Abstract accepted for The Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology 2015 conference COMMUNITY SERVICE AND LEADERSHIP • • •

Created, organized and carried marketing campaign to engage and motivate 150+ students to participate in health awareness events Co-authored and gave a presentation on tobacco products to Oregon Senators and board that resulted in tobacco free parks all throughout the Portland Metropolitan area Successfully organized a fundraiser for a local Women’s Shelter, generating >$10,000 in donations

RELEVANT SKILLS: Microsoft Office Proficient, STATA, Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES), Multiple Regressions Analysis

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Svati Pazhyanur EDUCATION

Cornell University, Sloan Program in Health Administration Master's in Health Administration Candidate, GPA 3.79 Teaching Assistant, Managerial Finance (NNCC 5560) and Consulting for Nonprofits (PADM 5900)

Ithaca, NY May 2017

Cornell University, College of Human Ecology Policy Analysis and Management (B.S.), GPA: 3.75; Dean's List Minors: Global Health, International Relations, Mathematics

Ithaca, NY May 2016

School for International Training Community health and social policy program with field research in rural community nutrition

Durban, South Africa Spring 2015

WORK EXPERIENCE

The Cleveland Clinic Cleveland, OH Administrative Intern, Regional Operations Summer 2016 • Created interactive dashboard for emergency department throughput metrics at 9 community hospitals • Developed and assisted in the implementation of recommendations that reduced emergency department median length of stay by 7 minutes, resulting in 3,500 hours saved annually at Lutheran Hospital • Enhanced patient service representative productivity model for centralized check-in business plan at 18 family health centers Cornell University, Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management Ithaca, NY Research Assistant Summer 2014-Present • Evaluate data quality and consolidated three datasets for descriptive and multivariate analysis • Develop study design and analytic methods for a working paper on the environmental effects of firms receiving ISO 9001 certification with Professor William Schmidt United Health Group (OptumInsight) Eden Prairie, MN Analytics Intern, Health Economics and Outcomes Research Summer 2015 • Wrote 35+ analytic programs in SAS to conduct statistical analyses for administrative claims-based studies in various therapeutic areas including diabetes, mental disorders, and cancer • Analyzed econometric model fit and robustness for final multivariate analyses to present to pharmaceutical clients • Researched and verified the medication regimen complexity index for common asthma and COPD medications

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE

Cornell University Student Health Plan Advisory Committee Ithaca, NY Student Representative August 2015-May 2016 • Monitored the effects of student health insurance plan's parameters, including premium and plan usage costs • Reviewed undergraduate and graduate payment plan schedules for student health insurance plan • Provided recommendations to executive leadership to address operational issues of the plan including waiver schedule • Assisted in plan's transitions through the rollout of New York State and ACA Medicaid expansion Cancer Resource Center of the Finger Lakes Ithaca, NY Student Board Member and Marketing/Strategy Intern January 2016-Present • Develop 1-year and 5-year strategy for brand development based on best practices and community-based research • Participate in board of director meetings as liaison to the student community at Cornell and Ithaca College

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE

Cornell Sloan Student Association, Community Service Chair Executive Committee Member- Cornell Sloan Women in Leadership Executive Director, Cornell Health International

INTERESTS

Hiking | Language Acquisition | Wine Tasting | Slacklining | Cooking | Acapella Music and Performance

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April 2016-Present April 2016-Present January 2013-May 2016

SABREENA SAEED EDUCATION CORNELL UNIVERSITY, Sloan Program in Health Administration, Ithaca, NY MHA Candidate, Expected May 2017 Honors: Sloan Alumni Scholarship HUNTER COLLEGE, City University of New York, New York, NY Bachelor of Arts in Biochemistry, Minor in Psychology, May 2012 Honors: Dean’s List for two years • Peter F. Vallone Academic Scholarship

WORK AND VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE CORNELL UNIVERSITY, Ithaca, NY 08/16-Present Teaching Assistant – Fundamentals of Population Health • Evaluate homework, tests, and projects and hold office hours to ensure students understand course concepts • Developed Microsoft Excel tutorials to assist with quantitative analysis regarding a 30-day readmission project WEILL CORNELL MEDICINE, New York, NY 06/16-8/16 Intern – Privacy & Billing Compliance • Evaluated the current medical record release of information policy and procedure at Weill Cornell • Interviewed all clinical departments about medical record releases • Prepared a business plan detailing the feasibility of establishing a centralized Release of Information unit, considering work flow processes, system requirements, and financial implications • Presented findings to key Privacy, Security, and Operations personnel through multiple committee meetings STATEN ISLAND UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, Staten Island, NY Clerical Associate 05/13-07/15 • Performed diversified clerical duties including typing various correspondences, scheduling appointments and consults, answering telephones, relaying messages, and greeting visitors • Managed the desk of the nurses’ station and maintained all files and records • Responsible for patient admissions, transfers, and discharges • Proficient in McKesson’s Horizon Software and Teletracking System MATH AND ENGLISH TUTOR, New York, NY 04/12-06/14 Tutor for Children aged 8-14 • Prepared and facilitated individual sessions and workshops on learning, studying, and test-taking strategies • Executed lessons in math and English based on textbooks and online resources • Assisted students with their homework and provided feedback of progress to parents LENOX HILL HOSPITAL, New York, NY 02/11-04/12 Volunteer – Orthopedic Unit • Provided assistance to staff in order to improve safety, comfort, and care of patients in the orthopedic unit • Transported patients to various locations for x-rays and scans and accommodated patients by providing extra blankets or water whenever needed • Shadowed physicians and other medical personnel AMERICAN RED CROSS, Staten Island, NY 12/07-08/09 Community Outreach Volunteer • Developed public disaster education programs and organized in disaster relief events, such as blood drives • Handled administrative functions including preparing correspondence and emergency relief packets • Broadened community awareness of services, courses, and programs.

LEADERSHIP ACTIVITIES HUNTER COLLEGE CIRCLE K INTERNATIONAL – President 08/10-05/12 Held key responsibility in overall club management by ensuring the organization of projects and completion of monthly reports • Served as chief liaison between Circle K International and sponsoring district Kiwanis clubs HUNTER COLLEGE PRECEPTOR PROGRAM – Student Academic and Peer Advisor 08/09-05-11 Served as a peer mentor to incoming freshmen and transfer students • Attended group supervision meetings • Provided information and support to students assisting with their academic and personal adjustment to college.

TECHNICAL SKILLS COMPUTER: Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, and Outlook, McKesson Horizon Software, Epic LANGUAGES: Proficient in Urdu/Hindi and Spanish.

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SINTHUSAN SINNADURAI

EDUCATION

CORNELL UNIVERSITY – SLOAN PROGRAM IN HEALTH ADMINISTRATION, Ithaca, NY M.H.A., May 2017, GPA 3.80 § NAHSE Case Competition and Cleveland Clinic Case Competition Participant § Sloan Alumni Association Scholarship Recipient UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA, Ottawa, ON B.H.Sc., April 2013, Dean’s List (2011-2013), Faculty Director Major: Health Sciences (GPA 3.7) Minor: Business Administration (GPA 3.85) § Honors Thesis Project: Exploring the coverage of 3rd generation contraceptive pills of Yaz and Yasmin in the Canadian media outlets

WORK EXPERIENCE

STANFORD HEALTH CARE, Palo Alto, CA May 2016 – August 2016 Performance Excellence Graduate Intern – Performance Excellence Department § Responsible for the implementation of the Lean Methodology (Stanford Operating System) within the ValleyCare Campus of Stanford Health Care § Implemented an improvement model that reduced the room turnaround time from 92.5 minutes to 47.17 minutes, which accounted for a 51% reduction and a 32% increase in patient satisfaction CANADA REVENUE AGENCY, Ottawa, ON March 2014 – May 2016, August 2016 – Present Performance Improvement Senior Consultant – Training and Learning Directorate § Developed an inter-organizational strategy for performance support management through the implementation of a quality evaluation for current practices § Implemented a database to track and monitor the effectiveness of internal performances based on key metrics GANNETT HEALTH SERVICES, Ithaca, NY January 2016 – May 2016 Lean Six Sigma Consultant – Strategy & Administration Department § Tackled the on-going staffing problem faced by Cornell’s Gannett Health Services to determine the ideal staffing target for the nursing and care team using historical data § Proposed and implemented a moving-average model that improved staffing efficiency by 75.8% and an actual increase of 15.6% AGRICULTURE AND AGRI-FOOD CANADA, Ottawa, ON September 2013 – March 2014 Analyst – International Scientific and Research Division § Project co-lead for the Canada-China Mission 2014 generated by the Government of Canada’s strategy to mutually collaborate with China in agricultural research § Developed a Canada-China network of over 400 Chinese researchers and scholars for research collaboration and information sharing ROYAL OTTAWA HOSPITAL, Ottawa, ON April 2013 – September 2013 Project Manager – Canadian Depression and Research Intervention Network § Implemented a Project Management Software responsible to track, monitor, and report on the progress 9 focus projects within the executive management team § Developed a half-million-dollar conference budget for Canadian Depression and Research Intervention Network's Annual Conference

MEMBERSHIPS AND CERTIFICATIONS MEMBERSHIPS: American College of Healthcare Executive (Member); Cornell Student Health Benefit Committee (Director); Health Conferences Canada Inc. (Chair); Canadian Human Rights Voice (Team Leader) CERTIFICATIONS: Six Sigma Black Belt, Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) Certificate; Emergency First Aid; CPR A & B

RELEVANT SKILLS AND INTERESTS

RELEVANT SKILLS: Six Sigma; Lean Management; Data Analysis; Project Management; Team Management INTERESTS: Volleyball; Tennis; Basketball; Hiking; Travelling; Business Books and Magazines; Networking 33

Colleen A. Sullivan Education

Ithaca, NY Expected May 2017

Cornell University - Sloan Program in Health Administration MASTER OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION, GPA: 3.897

Ithaca, NY May 2016

Cornell University - College of Human Ecology BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HUMAN DEVELOPMENT, GPA: 3.794 Dean’s List, Graduate with Distinction

Experience

Pittsburgh, PA Summer 2016

University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) ADMINISTRATIVE RESIDENT - UPMC HORIZON • Developed productivity model to compare throughput of independent and employed physicians

• Conducted analysis of orthotic device vendors and identified opportunity for $13,000 annual cost savings • Consolidated 27 department-specific policies into hospital-wide portable oxygen management policy

• Streamlined process for reporting of monthly outpatient clinic statistics Cornell Language Acquisition Lab RESEARCH ASSISTANT

Ithaca, NY Fall 2012-Spring 2016

• Synthesized clinical data to strengthen understanding of linguistic ability in Alzheimer’s patients • Managed master database shared by researchers at Cornell University, Massachusetts General Hospital, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology • Trained junior research assistants on data transcription and scoring practices • Produced posters for presentations at local, national, and international conferences Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai New York, NY MEDICAL EDUCATION INTERN Summer 2015 • Created interactive index of over 100 private scholarships for medical and graduate students • Compiled historical recruitment data used to update applicant evaluation metrics • Generated database of insurance enrollment status for 1,200 students • Collaborated on projects for the Finance, Admissions, and Registrar divisions of the medical school Ithaca, NY Mental Health Association of Tompkins County PROGRAM ASSISTANT Summer 2014 • Organized daily programming for 40 children with mental health disorders • Collaborated with local institutions to integrate program participants in Ithaca community • Facilitated communication between participants’ families and local mental health resources

Activities

Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management GRADUATE TEACHING ASSISTANT - MANAGERIAL FINANCE Cornell Alumni Admissions Ambassador Network PHOENIX AREA VOLUNTEER Sloan Women in Leadership EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBER Phi Mu Fraternity - Phi Xi Chapter ALUMNAE ADVISOR, NEW MEMBER EDUCATOR, DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE CHAIR

Interests Podcasts | Baking | Hiking | Cooperative Living | Documentaries | Wine Tasting

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Fall 2016-present Fall 2016-present Summer 2016-present Fall 2014-present

Chris Thân EDUCATION

Cornell University Class of 2017 (Master’s of Healthcare Administration) GPA: 3.72 Relevant coursework: Desktop Modeling, Staffing, Managerial Finance, HR Development Texas A&M Class of 2015 (B.S. Community Health) GPA: 3.79 Major (3.71 overall)

WORK EXPERIENCE

University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) East & McKeesport ▪ Summer 2016 (Administrative Resident) o Worked closely with the VP Operations, on short- and long-term projects for both sites o Constructed a business plan for starting outpatient pain management service at McKeesport o Analyzed EVS staffing levels & gave recommendation to improve efficiency/retention o Supported UPMC’s International Training Center, an education program for physicians from overseas o Forecasted timeline & formed cost-benefit analysis for McKeesport’s GI department’s move into the OR o Coordinated with McKeesport construction team on updating of site’s 10-year facility plan o Assisted with consolidation of GI rooms between East & Monroeville Surgery Center Knight Writing Institute’s English Language Support Office (ELSO) ▪ Fall 2015-Present (Graduate Writing Tutor) o Consult international graduate, post-graduate, and PhD students to strengthen their writing o Develop instructional pieces tailored towards exposing international students to native proficiency o Share experience in writing tutoring with fellow consultants to drive ELSO’s inaugural year Kimberly-Clark Corporation ▪ Spring 2015 (Health Services Intern) o Implemented numerous health initiatives on site including a campus-wide health & vitality fair o Delivered bi-weekly presentations to employees on nutrition & the role of fitness in healthy lifestyles o Maintained regular communication with K-C’s national headquarters in Neenah, WI ExxonMobil ▪ Summer 2014 (Development & Community Engagement Intern at Recipe for Success) o Worked as an ExxonMobil intern at Recipe for Success, a sponsored nonprofit organization o Developed “VegOut!”, a city-wide campaign centered on increased vegetable consumption o Evaluated the organization’s health initiatives & reported results to ExxonMobil supervisors Soledad Investment Management ▪ Spring 2012-Summer 2015 (Report Consultant) o Coordinated publication of firm’s article “Global Dividend Insights” in Research Perspective o Wrote quarterly reports on global dividends, sustainable spending, & international market trends o Facilitated communication with firm’s major client: HKFilm, a Vietnamese film production company

AWARDS

Association of University Programs in Health Administration McGaw Scholarship Award ▪ Spring 2016 o Chosen as the 1 student within the program that most fully exhibits qualities of a successful administrator Sloan Student Association (SSA) Treasurer ▪ Fall 2016-Present o Elected by students to prepare SSA budget & set membership dues for the 2016-2017 school year Distinguished Honor Graduate for Texas A&M’s College of Education & Human Development ▪ Spring 2015 o Given to 3 graduates among 76 programs who fully commit to academic & professional success Distinguished Honor Graduate for Texas A&M’s Department of Health & Kinesiology ▪ Spring 2015 o Selected as the 1 graduate who best represents the department’s standard of achievement Certification of Completion from the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) ▪ Fall 2015-Present o Completed 23.5 hrs of coursework in Person-Centered Care, Leadership, & other IHI learning areas National Merit Scholar ▪ Spring 2010 o Earned a 232 on PSAT, the qualifying SAT score, & corporate sponsorship from OXY Petroleum Eagle Scout ▪ Spring 2010 o Reached the highest scouting honor by embodying the Scout Oath, Scout Law, & true leadership

COMPETITIONS & CONFERENCES

Cleveland Clinic Case Competition (Cleveland, OH) ▪ Spring 2016 o Placed in the top 8 of over 50 applying teams at Cleveland Clinic’s annual case competition University of Alabama Birmingham Health Administration Case Competition (Birmingham, AL) ▪ Spring 2016 o Chosen as the first-year observer for Cornell’s case competition team; will lead next year’s team Conference Speaker at South Central Writing Center Association Convention (Stillwater, OK) ▪ Spring 2014 o Presented research on international student learning to an audience of writing center directors Poster Presenter at National Conference on Peer Tutoring in Writing (Orlando, Florida) ▪ Fall 2014 o Researched effectiveness of certain tutoring techniques & delivered findings using innovative visuals Panel Member at South Central Writing Center Association Convention (Corpus Christi, TX) ▪ Spring 2013 o Discussed effective scientific writing with professors & students at SCWCA’s annual convention Workshop Leader & Speaker at National Conference on Peer Tutoring in Writing (Tampa, FL) ▪ Fall 2013 o Led a workshop on audience-centered speaking techniques at NCPTW’s yearly conference 35

JACQUELINE J. TILDEN EDUCATION

STRENGTHS/SKILLS

MASTER OF HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATION CANDIDATE Sloan Program, Cornell University | 2017

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Sloan Student Association Merit Scholar Sloan Alumni Scholar American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE)

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BACHELOR OF ARTS Hobart and William Smith Colleges | 2015

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Public Policy, Economics Leadership Certificate Program Public Leadership Education Network (PLEN)

HEALTHCARE EXPERIENCE

Summer 2016

Summer 2015

Summer 2014

Strategic Analysis Strategy Development Scenario-based modeling Ambitious and organized approach to project management as evident by recommendations Advanced Excel and Powerpoint experience Crimson Market Advantage Linear regression analysis Press-Ganey/Epic/Vocera

CLEVELAND CLINIC – Strategy Intern Cleveland, Ohio  Applied issue-based problem solving to a variety of strategic growth initiatives and business models to drive insightful findings and deliver data-driven results  Constructed interactive benchmarking tool with CMS data to measure relative utilization rates; tool will inform future planning efforts and coordinate physical footprint for value-based care  Presented financial impact analysis of revenue/referral patterns of private practices to Neurological Institute to generate insight and service area intelligence in Southern region  Designed a standardized playbook for Cleveland Clinic’s potential institutional partnerships by researching and recommending best practices in developing relationships with other hospitals  Collaborated with multidisciplinary Strategic Agenda Management team to create operational and strategic dashboards for aligning Institute objectives to Enterprise priorities STANFORD CHILDREN’S HEALTH – Administrative Intern Palo Alto, CA  Synthesized insightful findings from patient feedback in Press-Ganey and crafted three actionable strategies to determine most practical approach to drive lasting results  Launched an innovative analytical model to diagnose patient access issues, which increased patient satisfaction rates by 5.2 percentage points in 3 months (72.1% to 77.3%)  Conducted various trend and root-cause analyses for executive leadership through patient experience initiatives such as Friends and Family Program to enhance culture of hospital  Worked with team advising long-term strategy of new compassionate care model, PCARES, to create a standard of care that builds upon several patient and colleague outcome metrics HARTFORD HEALTH CARE – Marketing Intern Hartford, CT  Facilitated point-of-sale marketing in 25 newly acquired ambulatory sites to standardize practices and increase brand recognition across footprint  Led the research and development of HHC’s business plan for recently merged ambulatory sites and presented findings to leadership group successfully  Collaborated with planning department to conduct rigorous analysis of primary care/urgent care markets to locate opportunities for expansion  Organized and managed the grand opening of a new primary care health facility  Developed a project plan to increase employee use of system primary care physicians that resulted in coordinated delivery rather than the high cost of episodic care

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE 2016/2017 2016/2017 Fall 2013 Winter 2007-2014

SLOAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICER – Corporate Liaison Ithaca, NY CORNELL ADMISSIONS AMBASSADOR Ithaca, NY DANISH INSTITUTE FOR STUDY ABROAD Copenhagen, Denmark SKI CLUB Ascutney Mountain Resort/Okemo Mountain 36

Michael H. Wachs EDUCATION

Cornell University, Sloan Program in Health Administration Master of Health Administration GPA: 3.79 Cornell University, College of Human Ecology Policy Analysis & Management; University-wide Business Minor GPA: 3.60, Dean’s List: Fall 2015 University of Delaware, Honors Program Public Policy GPA: 3.74, Dean’s List: Fall 2012, Spring 2013

Ithaca, NY Fall 2015–Intended Graduation Spring 2017 Ithaca, NY Fall 2013–Spring 2016 Newark, DE Fall 2012–Spring 2013

EXPERIENCE

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital New York, NY Intern: Innovation Center June 2016–August 2016 § Managed Quality Assurance process for new mobile app that provides resources for patients, visitors, and staff § Worked with providers to improve clinical operations and patient care through telehealth and real-time location systems § Researched and made recommendations to management regarding future areas of innovation for hospital system § Identified and developed points of interest inside and outside of hospital for way-finding and informational purposes Westmed Practice Partners Purchase, NY Intern: Healthcare & Quality Analytics June 2015–August 2015 § Used data to set goals for physicians and implement Quality Improvement program for group of over 250-physicians § Performed analytics using PrecisionBI and Centricity EMR software and presented findings to CMO and Medical Directors § Assisted in aligning organization with Group Practice Reporting Option and ICD-10 regulations for ACO Aetna, Inc. New York, NY Summer Associate: New York Market Sales – Sales Support and Operations May 2014–August 2014 § Reviewed and corrected benefit summaries, prepared benchmark information and analysis for existing and potential partners § Analyzed book of business and presented findings to managers § Won intern team challenge to develop millennial marketing campaign that is being implemented by senior management The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS), Westchester/Hudson Valley Chapter White Plains, NY Intern: Patient Services & Advocacy, “Light the Night Walk,” Mission Day Advocate May 2013–August 2013 § Composed patient questionnaire to obtain information regarding health insurance coverage, needs, and issues § Collected and organized data about blood cancer incidence rates in the region § Created “how-to” digital fundraising guide for LLS staff, volunteers, and walk participants to be used nationwide § Participated in advocacy training and met with Congresspersons and staff to advocate for legislation supported by LLS Office of Congresswoman Nita M. Lowey White Plains, NY January 2013–February 2013 Intern § Provided assistance to constituents via telephone communication regarding various issues § Screened, evaluated, and compiled articles from various media sources pertaining to numerous district needs § Updated and edited “Intern Orientation Manual” to assist future interns at District Offices

ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS

Sloan Program Capstone Project Fall 2016–Spring 2017 § Work with startup medical device company to develop go-to-market strategy Cornell University Student Health Benefit Advisory Committee Fall 2016–Spring 2017 § Committee responsible for balancing student health care needs against insurance costs Teaching Assistant for PAM 2350: The U.S. Healthcare System Fall 2016 Fall 2015–Present American College of Healthcare Executives (Student Associate) College of Human Ecology Dean’s Undergraduate Advisory Council Fall 2014-Spring 2016 Fall 2013-Spring 2016 TAMID Group at Cornell (President, Executive Vice President, Analyst) § Organization that develops professional skills of undergraduates through hands-on interaction with Israeli economy

OTHER SKILLS

§ Proficient in Stata (Data Analysis and Statistical Software) and Microsoft Office including VBA 37

2017 and 2018 Resumes

Sloan Program in Health Administration

Class of 2018

Back Row left to right:

Gregory Shemancik, Andre Hook, Nakin Bhandari, Yegor Ivanov, Abhijit Grewal, Taylor McBride and Adam Shelepak.

Middle row left to right: Kyle Darlow, Alyssa Stapper, Michelle Chang, Elizabeth Creter, Zebin (Ruby) Chen,

Rachel Saltzman, Alyzeh Haider, Shannon DaRin, Malvika Majithia, Melissa Murray, Molly Berger, Hongwei Wang, Shane D’sa, Olivia Shi, Chris Park and Brian Klee.

Front row left to right:

Lana Raouf, Beining Niu, Danielle Wiggins, Katelyn Grether-Kurtic, Casey Armstrong, Vishruti Vaikundan, Aastha Wadhwa, Anna Karavangelas, Angela Szasz, Navya Veeramachaneni and Christine Hong.

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Casey Armstrong

Education

Cornell University

Master’s of Health Administration

Muhlenberg College

Ithaca, NY

Expected Graduation: May 2018

Allentown, PA

Major: Biology, Bachelor of Science Graduated: May 2016 Minors: Public Health, Business Administration

GPA: 3.40 Honors: Dean’s List ‐‐‐ Fall 2014, Spring and Fall 2015, Spring 2016

Business GPA: 3.93

Work Experience

Roosevelt Care Center – Edison, NJ

June‐‐‐August 2016 Administrative Intern • Worked directly under administrator of 180‐‐‐bed long term care and subacute rehabilitation facility

in areas including facility budget & finance, environment of care, recreation and dietary practices.

• Calculated and facilitated staff scheduling changes, coordinating with union representitives in effort to increase weekly working hours in order to resolve budgetary issues created by excess overtime.

July‐‐‐August 2015 Saint Peter’s University Hospital – New Brunswick, NJ Quality Management Intern • Coordinated innovative project, seeking future publication, to increase low pediatric vaccination rates in a densely populated urban setting combining clinical protocol and community outreach.

• Proposed to senior staff my determination of the optimal protocol for the most economical and functional patient rehabilitation process following full joint replacement procedures.

• Ran interference during a major accreditation survey between units and administrative staff.

South Brunswick Municipality – South Brunswick, NJ

May 2013‐‐‐ August 2015 Auxiliary Employee • Provided ongoing and necessary assistance to the department heads and other supervisors.

• Developed interpersonal skills in a professional setting while assisting clients with issues in service.

• Collaborated with department accountant to manage large departmental budget.

Merwick Long Term Care Facility – Princeton, NJ May‐‐‐August 2014 Shadow Experience

• Shadowed medical director and doctor on a part‐‐‐time basis to observe the coordination between

administrative and clinical responsibilities.

Extracurricular

August 2012‐‐‐ May 2016 Varsity Lacrosse – Muhlenberg College Team Captain 2015‐‐‐16, Team Member

• Requires balancing school work and athletic commitment including over 25 hours a week of practice,

games meetings and film at the Division III level • Develop leadership and teamwork skills as well as an ability to take criticism in a pressure situation •

and quickly turn it into productive action.

Named to All‐‐‐Conference Team 2014‐‐‐2016, All‐‐‐Region Team 2016, two‐‐‐time Conference Player of the Week, member of Student‐‐‐Athlete Advisory Committee as a team facilitator.

Skills

• Proficient in Microsoft Office, R, and STATA as well as primary and scientific literature research.

• Leadership, commitment and competitive nature developed from life‐‐‐long experience in athletics.

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Molly Sherman Berger Education

Cornell University, College of Human Ecology, Ithaca, NY, Sloan Program Master in Health Administration, Expected, May 2018

Cornell University, School of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Ithaca, NY, Bachelor of Science, Natural Resources, May 2013 Work Experience and Leadership Maryland Department of the Environment, Air and Radiation Management Administration, Baltimore, MD Air Quality Policy and Planning Planner (July 2013 – July 2016) • Conducted, coordinated, and analyzed information to comply with Federal and state air quality requirements including state implementation plans • Provided record of air quality planning activities for use in state implementation plans, performance assessment plans, and other administrative program tasks undertaken by the department • Researched information related to the development of the state implementation plan • Served as a member of the Leadership Development Steering Committee and participated on the Cross Training Subcommittee from 2014-2016 • Prepared and presented an agency-wide cross training pilot program for 20 employees • Designed and created task and evaluation forms for the cross training pilot program • Maintained the calendar and attendance forms for the pilot program’s participants Cornell Club of Maryland, Baltimore, MD Vice President (February 2014 – August 2016) • Developed the Cornell Club’s website and designed a “Cornell Club of Maryland Card” for Cornell-owned businesses to offer discounts and publicize offers to alumni • Organized events for Cornell alumni including a wine tasting, baseball games, and a crab feast on the Maryland Easter Shore, which attracted several hundred Cornelians • Operated and maintained the Cornell Club’s website, listserv, and social media accounts Maryland Department of the Environment, Air and Radiation Management Administration, Baltimore, MD Climate Change Division Student Technical Assistant (Summer 2012) • Planned the layout of the Climate Change Program’s website • Researched and prepared an ozone pollution presentation Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Undergraduate Work Study Program • Cornell Ticket Sales Associate (Fall 2010) • William Keeton House Resident Hall Office Assistant (2011 – 2012) Skills, Activities, and Interests Computer: Statistics Software (SPSS 19 and Minitab) Language: French (fluent) Activities and Other Interests: • BRConsulting, Cornell University, Johnson School, Consultant (2016) • Naval Academy Women’s Ice Hockey, Assistant Coach (2014 – 2015) • Maryland Scholastic Hockey (Girls), Assistant Coach (2014), Head Coach (2015) • Navy Youth Hockey Girls U14 Travel, Assistant Coach (2013 – 2015)

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Nakin Bhandari EDUCATION

Cornell University – Sloan Program in Health Administration, Ithaca NY Master of Health Administration University of California, Los Angeles, Bachelor of Science Major: Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Minor: Spanish

PROFESSIONAL/LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE

Venice Family Clinic, Los Angeles, CA Administrative Intern  Encouraged underprivileged patients to sign up for health insurance  Translated health documents regarding preventative medicine and living healthy lifestyles into Spanish CityLab, University of California, Los Angeles Mentor  Lectured high school students from the LAUSD about biology topics including the central dogma and hematology  Taught biotechnology lab modules including DNA fingerprinting, sickle-cell anemia, and ELISA Kaiser Permanente Hospital, Walnut Creek, CA Volunteer  Worked at the information desk, conducted transactions in Gift Shop, and discharged patients and volunteered more than 520 hours Indian Student Union, University of California, Los Angeles President (2014-2015), External Affairs Director (2013-2014)  Managed the second largest student run organization at UCLA (400+ students)  Organized social, cultural, and political events for South Asian students Global Medical Training, University of California, Los Angeles Workshop Coordinator (2013-2014)  Taught workshops about common diseases encountered in developing nations  Diagnosed more than 500 patients in 5 clinics in rural Panama

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

UCLA Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center, Los Angeles, CA Clinical Research Assistant  Performed a retrospective on the comparative effects of Imatinib versus bone marrow transplants on pediatric patients suffering from CML Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Bissell Lab), Berkeley, CA Research Assistant  Contributed to model that evaluated cell-ECM interactions in breast cancer microenvironment  Worked with cell cultures using aseptic technique to grow, feed, and split cells and fixed and stained cells for microscopy

ACTIVITIES

Naya Zamaana (A Cappella Team), University of California, Los Angeles Singer  Placed 2nd at a national collegiate a cappella singing competition Nashaa (Bollywood Dance Team), University of California, Los Angeles Dancer  Placed 1st at 3 national collegiate competitions in Indian-Hip-Hop fusion dance

SKILLS

Languages – Spanish (Proficient), Hindi (Basic) Other – Public Speaking (State Champion Presiding Officer, CHSSA 2011) 42

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MICHELLE CHANG

EDUCATION

Cornell University Ithaca, NY

The University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX

Universidad de Cantabria Santander, Spain

Master of Health Administration May 2018 Sloan Program in Health Administration

August 2015 Bachelor of Science in Public Health

Concentration: Nutrition

Certificates: Pre‐Health Professions, Texas Business Foundations

Language, Culture, Biology, & Engineering Program Summer 2012 Genetics and Spanish

EXPERIENCE

Formosa Plastics Corporation – Administrative Assistant; Point Comfort, TX

Summer 2013 • Managed multiple projects including the modification and preparation of bid packages for new project orders • Created a database linking Piping & Instrument Diagrams to allow for a straightforward and practical way to access information for each diagram • Created, edited, and presented spreadsheets regarding new piping and equipment, upcoming meetings, new bid packages, and other company projects

Taipei Municipal XiSong Elementary School – English Tutor; Taipei, Taiwan • Taught English lessons, worksheets, and books to 4th grade students • Tutored after‐school program for 3rd‐5th grade students

Summer 2011

University Medical Center Brackenridge – Volunteer; Austin, TX

Fall 2011‐August 2015 • Volunteered weekly; over 230 hours accumulated • Cultivated teamwork skills as lead senior volunteer by training and directing other volunteers to maximize workflow • Developed leadership experience at: Brain & Spine (Neuroscience) Patient Floor, Shivers Cancer Center, Maternity Antepartum Unit, Seton Total Health Partners Program, Information Desk

ACTIVITIES

Beta Beta Beta Biological Honors Society – Historian

• Supervised recruitment by coordinating tabling, preparing events, and organizing flyers • Presented informational slides at meetings to officers and members • Designed newsletters and business cards for networking with businesses and organizations

Fall 2012‐Spring 2015

Texas Public Health – Active Member

Spring 2013‐Spring 2015 • Raised awareness of public health issues by participating in public health projects in the Austin community • Organized, publicized, and ensured the success of events for National Public Health Week 2013 • Interviewed, advised, and critiqued science fair projects for 3rd‐12th grade students as a judge for Austin Energy Regional Science Fair 2013

SKILLS

Computer Skills: Experience in R, Java Proficient in MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access

Certifications: Certiport IC3 Certification: Internet and Computing Core Certification American Heart Association: Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (CPR and AED) American Heart Association: Heartsaver First Aid

Languages: Fluent in English, Mandarin Chinese Basic Knowledge in Spanish

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RUBY CHEN EDUCATION

Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Master of Healthcare Administration Candidate  Sloan Alumni Scholarship Fund Recipient

Sept. 2016 – May 2018

Relative Courses: Desktop & Modeling Solutions; Comprehensive Financial Statement Analysis The Ohio State University, Fisher College of Business, Columbus, OH Bachelor of Science in Finance with Research Distinction, magna cum laude, GPA: 3.8/4.0 Minor in Economics

Sept. 2011 – Dec. 2014

Relative Courses: Intermediate Statistics; Intermediate Accounting; Corporate Finance; Operational, Logistics, and Strategic Management; Econometrics; Game Theory

WORK EXPERIENCE

A.T. Kearney, Shanghai, China May 2016 – Jun. 2016 Assistant Consultant  Spearheaded strategy analysis for a leading commercial equipment provider  Conducted extensive industry research and evaluated more than 150 potential customers based on customer profiling, survey data and support cases insights Ipsos Business Consulting, Beijing, China Feb. 2016 – May 2016 Project Intern Consultant  Spearheaded new product entry strategy analysis for a leading pharmaceutical company  Used qualitative and quantitative market research methods to perform product positioning and pricing analyses and determine distribution channel  Recruited and conducted over 100 interviews with physicians, hospitals and sales representatives  Performed initial market analysis and researched target identification for a healthcare venture capital client Zhengzhou Longhai Hospital (ZLH), Zhengzhou, Henan Province, China Jul. 2014 – Aug.2014 Administrative Manager, Strategy Department ZLH is a 350-bed private hospital, one of the largest in the Henan Province.  Served as ZLH lead for a new rural healthcare partnership with the Henan Provincial Health Bureau to help bring affordable care to over 70 million rural residents in Henan Province, the third most populated province in China  Developed and implemented strategic plan, including budget, personnel, and overall operations  Conducted a situational analysis for ZLH with a strong emphasis on quality improvement metrics  Created a sustainable, free clinic on wheels, staffed by 20 healthcare providers to bring care to uninsured, lowincome communities and to educate children on basic emergency drills, operational till today ADDITIONAL FINANCIAL WORK EXPERIENCE  Masswell Development Group, Inc., New York, NY Financial Consultant  Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporateion (HSBC), China Intern, Commercial Banking Department

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Apr. 2015 – Dec. 2015 May 2014 – Jul.2014

Computer Skills: Microsoft Office Suite; Microsoft Outlook; Intermediate SAS Certificates: Bloomberg Certificate in Equity Essentials, CFA Level 2 Candidate, FRM Level 2 Candidate，SAS Certified Base Programmer for SAS 9 Language Skills: Native Speaker of Mandarin, Proficiency in English Interests: Critique movies not screened in China for a popular entertainment website Leadership: Ethics and Morals in Business Society – Co Founder and Marketing Chair, Henan Fuxing Children’s Charity Foundation – Co-Founder, Board of Directors, Johnson Health Care Club Member 44

Elizabeth Creter Education Cornell University | Sloan Program in Health Administration M.H.A. Candidate | Ithaca, NY

Cornell University | College of Arts and Sciences Bachelor of Arts| Biology and Society | Ithaca, NY

Experience

Expected May 2018 May 2016

Cornell Athletics | Ithaca, NY Sept. 2014 - Present Ticket Seller · Managed the ticket window and online sales for Cornell athletic events, working with a wide range of customers doing in-person and online sales Loaves & Fishes and Rescue Mission Ithaca| Ithaca, NY Sept. 2013 - Present Volunteer · Prepared and served hot meals to homeless people in upstate New York · Helped with childcare, cleaning, and organization of outreach and support groups

Cornell Sports School| Ithaca, NY May - Aug., 2015 and 2016 Housing Director · Managed housing and accommodations for thousands of prospective athletes and coaches · Trained 7 interns to assist in managing reservations and to help with large check-ins and check-outs, specifically using the Cornell housing database to maintain and edit assignments Ocean County Family Care| Brick, NJ May - Aug. 2013 Quality Assurance Coordinator with Horizon · Coordinated with Horizon and family care providers to ensure that patients were receiving the proper treatments and effective preventative care by reviewing medical history and patient outreach

Ocean County Family Health Center| Brick, NJ May - Aug., 2010 - 2013 Volunteer · Connected socioeconomically disadvantaged families with reliable medical care, focusing on infant, child, and geriatric care · Utilized conversational Spanish to help educate families, especially those with young children and newborns, about medical and childcare

Leadership

Cornell Women’s Rugby Team| Ithaca, NY Jan. 2014 - Jan. 2016 Captain · Coordinated social events, alumni communication, and community outreach to help make Cornell Women’s rugby one of the most inclusive and diverse groups on campus while winning six tournament titles, specific focus on increasing retention rates and new member instruction Battistella Scholarship| Cornell Sloan Program Recipient · Granted in recognition of leadership

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SHANNON DARIN

Education

Cornell University Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) College of Human Ecology Penn State University Bachelor of Arts in Health Policy and Administration

Expected May 2018

Dec 2015

Professional Experience

SUNY Upstate Medical Center Syracuse, N.Y Hospital Administration Intern Summer 2015 • Completed a comprehensive inventory of all academic residency programs at Upstate to determine need for changes in resident space and relocation.

• Presented to CEO and other top executives ways to improve hospital wayfinding by organizing a plan to better assist patients/ visitors from parking garage to all other areas in the facility.

• Completed hospital rotation in emergency planning, finance, patient experience, quality, and human resources.

• Worked on the CON submission process and developed an understanding of how the New York State Department of Health corresponds with an academic hospital United States Department of Veterans Affairs Syracuse, N.Y Administrative Assistant Summer 2014 • Managed front desk of the DAV transportation office while handling hundreds of complaints and requests daily from patients and hospital guests.

• Answered phone calls, scheduled appointments and assisted DAV drivers throughout the day.

• Completed 53 hours of volunteer work as administrative assistant.

Discussion Leader- HPA 101

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Leadership

State College, P.A Fall 2015 Taught entry level health policy and administration class weekly to discuss current healthcare topics and trends.

Alpha Phi Fraternity/ Gamma Rho Chapter State College, P.A Member, Fundraiser and Recruiter 2012- present • Recruited potential members and paricipated in chapter philanthropies while greatly improving social and professional communication skills.

• Helped coordinate annual Red Dress Gala for the Alpha Phi Foundation which collects over $2,800 for cardiac care each year.

FEMA certified in hospital emergency response training Basic, Indirect Delivery

Activities

Penn State IFC/Panhellenic Dance Marathon State College, P.A Fundraiser 2012-2016 • Participated and helped raise more than $209,450.01 for THON, the largest student run philanthropy in the world which raised $13,026,653.23 total for pediatric cancer this year.

Association of Healthcare Administration Member

State College, P.A 2012-2015

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Kyle N. Darlow, Esq.

Work Experience: Law Office of Kyle N. Darlow, Ithaca, New York Legal Practice, August 2014-current § Practiced in front of Ithaca City Court/Town Court and Tompkins County Supreme Court Cayuga Medical Center, Ithaca, New York Extern, Cayuga Area Plan Clinical Integration Network; 2012-13; Health Information Management Assistant, October-November 2013 § Researched on Stark regulations, collusion, and monopsonies in health care § Authored network consent form § Reviewed and updated bylaws for Cayuga Area Plan § Contributed to white paper on value proposition for clinical integration Healthcare Association of New York State, Rensselaer, New York Managed Care Intern; June-August 2012 § Researched topics such as accountable care organizations, clinical integration, payer obligations and care authorizations § Attended webinars on Medicare audits, block grant writing and Supreme Court rulings on health care practices and payment methodologies Hogan Marren, Ltd., Chicago, Illinois Law Clerk; May-August 2011 § Drafted subpoenas and other court documents § Wrote memos and performed research on the corporate practice of medicine and liquidated damages § Cross-checked motions, responses and replies for inconsistencies for filing a point-by-point sur-reply Walt Disney Corporation, Orlando, Florida Intern, Department of International Compliance; May-August 2007 § Crosschecked documentation (passports, visas, etc.) for inconsistencies for US work authorization § Earned distinction for French communication and interpretation Education: Cornell University, Ithaca, New York • Sloan Program in Health Administration, MHA, Expected 2018 Saint Thomas University School of Law, Miami Gardens, Florida • Juris Doctor, May 10, 2013 • Dean's List, Spring 2013 Saint Louis University, Saint Louis, Missouri • Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, December 2009 St. Lawrence University, Canton, New York • Attended from August 2005 to May 2008 • Served as Senator, Student Government, 2005 Professional Associations/Memberships: • Admitted to the NY Bar (2014) • Admitted to the MA Bar (2014) • American College of Healthcare Executives, member, 2012

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Shane D’sa

Education

Cornell University, Ithaca, New York MHA Candidate, Sloan Program in Health Administration

Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska Bachelor of Science, Health Administration and Policy

Health Care Experience

May 2018

May 2016 GPA: 3.63

HDR Architecture and Engineering Inc., Omaha, Nebraska August 2015 - March 2016 Healthcare Consulting Intern Rated as a top healthcare architecture firm by magazine “Building Design + Construction” • Assisted with a workflow analysis of MD Anderson’s Leukemia and Stem cell centers in Houston, Texas • Summarized activities and created an appendix from a brainstorming session regarding Kaiser Permanente’s new behavioral health center • Researched the Accountable Care Organization and Patient Centered Medical Home application processes • Helped lead an “Initial Visioning Session” with the executive team of a physician-owned hospital to be built in Grand Island, Nebraska • Compiled a library of data sources for various metrics used to quantify the "health status" of a community Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska August 2015 - March 2016 Research Assistant to Sabrina Danielsen PhD, Department of Social and Cultural Studies Done as part of a research project for the Creighton Honors Program • Investigated how a patient’s socioeconomic status affects their diabetes care • Interviewed physicians from the Omaha area to gather qualitative data • Researched physician perceptions about how they treat diabetic patients and what factors they consider about how best to treat a patient Children’s Hospital & Medical Center, Omaha, Nebraska June 2015 - August 2015 Administrative Intern to Gary A. Perkins, CEO and President Children’s Hospital is a 145-bed non-profit, free-standing hospital, nationally ranked in three specialties • Performed a room utilization-rate analysis in the cardiology clinic, intended to better manage patient appointments and increase coordination between different clinical departments • Analyzed the U.S. News & World Report’s ranking data regarding: cardiology and heart surgery, gastroenterology and gastrointestinal surgery, and orthopedics • Compared Children’s Hospital’s outcome scores to other regional and similar-sized pediatric hospitals • Helped coordinate the Error Prevention Rollout to the organization; which included meetings with leaders of the hospital, creating a timeline to educate clinical and non-clinical departments, and video scripting • Developed an environmental analysis of the major health systems in Omaha, Nebraska and adjacent states • Completed projects in the departments: Strategic Planning and Business Development, Quality and Patient Safety, Marketing and Community Relations, Network Development, and Clinical and Ancillary Services

Community Service Magis Clinic, Omaha, Nebraska April 2014 – May 2016 Undergraduate Student Manager Magis Clinic’s mission is to provide quality and compassionate care to the underserved in the Omaha community • Assisted medical students and doctors with patients in numerous capacities • Interacted with patients to understand their purpose for the medical visit • Completed any other tasks that were necessary48 to ensure effective operation of the clinic

KATELYN J. GRETHER‐KURTIC

Education CORNELL UNIVERSITY: Sloan Program in Health Administration‐ MHA Candidate, May 2018 Honors: Sloan Program Student Aid Scholarship Fund Activities: Teacher Assistant for Pharmaceutical Management and Policy

Healthcare Club‐ Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management

BAYLOR UNIVERSITY‐ B.A. in Biochemistry, May 2015 Honors:

Activities:

Dean’s List‐ Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 Provost’s Gold Scholarship Kappa Kappa Gamma‐ Finance Committee American Medical Student Association Upper‐level Chemistry Grader

SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY, MADRID CAMPUS‐ Study Abroad, Fall 2013 Activities: English as a Second Language Teacher

Experience

CHITRALADA PALACE SCHOOL, Bangkok, Thailand May 2015‐April 2016 English Teacher  Taught English as a Second Language to fourth graders on the royal palace grounds where the King and Queen have residence.  Produced lesson plans for the fourth grade curriculum.  Managed a reading comprehension group and a day camp with English centered activities.

TEXAS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, Waco, TX January 2014‐May 2015 Honors Anatomy and Physiology Teacher  Served as an adjunct teacher for high school seniors at a private school during my senior year of college.  Ensured that all state requirements were met for senior‐level high school science within curriculum.  Advocated and facilitated a more rigorous curriculum centered on research and group projects in order to prepare the students for college.  Developed time management and leadership skills in a professional setting.

INSIGHTSOFTWARE.COM, Denver, CO May 2014‐ August 2014 Documentation Intern  Adapted user‐manuals and web‐forums for the company’s software to make them more user‐friendly.  Worked extensively in Excel and Salesforce.

SKY RIDGE MEDICAL CENTER, Denver, CO May 2012‐ August 2012 Anesthesiology Intern/Shadow  Shadowed the chief anesthesiologist part‐time to observe how to administer anesthesia and properly document medical procedures.  Followed patient care through the entire hospitalization process.  Interacted with patients on a daily basis and well versed in HIPPA.

Volunteer

HIGHLANDS RANCH RECREATIONAL CENTERS, Denver, CO May 2008‐August 2014 Special Needs Day Camp‐Volunteer  Volunteered at local recreational centers to serve as a day camp counselor for special needs children.  In the later years, managed and recruited other counselors for the program .

Skills  

Conversational in Spanish in reading, writing, and speaking.

Well‐versed in biochemistry laboratory techniques.

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REGIN MATHEW 3301 MVR Hall, Ithaca, New York 14853 Cell: (209) 675-2777; ram538@cornell.edu

EDUCATION CORNELL UNIVERSITY – SLOAN PROGRAM IN HEALTH ADMINISTRATION, Ithaca, NY M.H.A., May 2016  Sloan Alumni Association Scholarship Recipient  Sloan Student Association CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY – COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, Omaha, NE B.S., May 2012, GPA: 3.24, Major GPA: 3.62, Deans List 2010-2011 Major: Health Administration & Policy Minor: Public Health; Philosophy  Health Administration & Policy Student Association (HAPSA): VP of Programming  American College of Healthcare Executives, HHEG: Student Representative  Phi Delta Theta Fraternity: Recruitment Chair

Abhijit S. Grewal

WORK EXPERIENCE AMERICAN INSTITUTES FOR RESEARCH, San Mateo, CA August 2012 – July 2014 Health Policy Research Assistant  Provided administrative support to staff on numerous Health Policy Research projects  Managed project budgets and created deliverable schedules, and analyzed client data  Worked with proposal management team to ensure high quality, timely proposal submissions MYSAHANA, Fremont, CA June 2011 – September 2011 Operations Intern  Initiated and created partnerships with similar non-profit mental health organizations  Developed marketing strategies that effectively disseminated the mission of the organization in order to build a reputation among mental health and non-profit organizations CENTER FOR HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH & PATIENT SAFETY, February 2012 – May 2012 Omaha, NE Research Assistant  Analyzed data on health access and emergency health services  Attended project meetings and analyzed fieldwork data from healthcare access surveys COMMUNITY SERVICE AND CERTIFICATIONS COMMUNITY SERVICE: National Board Regional VP of Knanaya Catholic Youth League of North America (KCYLNA) (2009-2011); President of KCYLNA Northern California (2007-2008); Vice President of KCYLNA Northern California (2006-2007) CERTIFICATIONS: IHI Open School Basic Certification; CITI Health Information Privacy and Security for Clinical Investigators Basic Course Certification, Des Moines University Medical Terminology Certificate of Participation RELEVANT SKILLS AND INTERESTS RELEVANT SKILLS: Microsoft Office; Bilingual (English and Malayalam); Reference Manager; NVivo Software; Desktop Modeling Proficiency; Stata INTERESTS: Basketball; Football; Swimming; Road-tripping; Philosophy; International Traveling; Biographies; Movies (Comedies, Biopics, and Thrillers); Cooking; Fashion

EDUCATION

Cornell University, Sloan Program in Health Administration Master of Health Administration • Battistella Sloan Graduate Award Scholarship Fund recipient • Johnson School of Management Healthcare Club Wayne State University Bachelor of Arts in Economics • Helen Shanbrom Endowed Scholarship recipient • Dean’s List - 2015, 2016 • Li Way Lee Lion Award - Annual competition that recognizes the top three research papers authored by undergraduate students who use statistical methods to analyze an applied problem

WORK EXPERIENCE

Costs of Care Intern • Work with Harvard Medical School, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and Hospital for Special Surgery staff to source, curate, and disseminate knowledge from patients and frontline clinicians to help health systems deliver better care at lower cost • Engage in social media strategy to increase outreach to target groups • Exposed to grant process and assisted in securing $520,000 in research grants William Beaumont Hospital Nursing Assistant - All Units • Work directly in patient care setting with medical staff and train new hires • Proposed ideas to streamline waste within the hospital • Exposed to intricacies and issues faced by floor staff while trying to provide care United State Air Force/Michigan Air National Guard Security Forces • Graduated as one of three with honors out of 120 students • Lead anywhere from four to thirteen man patrols during stressful combat situations • Trained, organized, and reviewed personnel and records to ensure readiness • Work and train with multinational partners to improve state relationships

Ithaca, NY 2016 - Present Detroit, MI 2013 - 2016 Overall GPA: 3.39/4.0 Major GPA: 3.93/4.0

Boston, MA April 2016 - August 2016

Royal Oak, MI May 2013 - July 2016

Harrison Township, MI January 2012 - Present

RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS SKILLS • Analytic research conducted in undergraduate study - Socio-Economic Determinants of Life Expectancy ▪ Advisor: Dr. Shooshan Danagoulian ▪ Li Way Lee Lion Award winner - The Greek Crisis’ Ramifications on the Investment-Savings Curve ▪ Independent analysis conducted in Intermediate Macroeconomics

ACTIVITIES

• Omicron Delta Epsilon (Lifetime Member) — International Economics Honor Society • Minority Community Health Initiative, Founder (2013 — June 2016) - Founded a health initiative which helps minority communities receive free medical and dietary education towards bettering their everyday health - Recruit complementary health professions to create a holistic approach to individual health education RELEVANT SKILLS: Fluent in Punjabi, working capacity in Hindi; experience with EPIC, STATA, Vocera, Java, C++, multiple regression analysis, and data analysis in Microsoft Excel 50

Alyzeh Haider

EDUCATION Cornell University, Sloan Program in Health Administration Master of Health Administration Candidate Saint Louis University – College of Public Health & Social Justice Bachelor of Science in Heath Management & Policy, Minor in Health Care Ethics

Ithaca, NY Class of 2018 St. Louis, MO December 2015

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis St. Louis, MO Research Coordinator: Child Psychiatry Department May 2015-July 2016 • Coordinated clinical research involving the relationship between Autism and reciprocal social behavior and its effect on adolescents • Conducted in-depth phone and in-person interviews on study participants to collect data regarding child participants development from birth until current day • Assisted with sophisticated eye-tracking experiments involving the use of advanced technology to track subjects’ eyes Labtest Diagnostics St. Louis, MO Secretary 2012-Present • Contacted billing companies in order to correct mistakes made on personal health information documents • Merged patient data with external clinics and nursing homes • Entered data to online systems to analyze how the company is managing over time Little Medical School St. Louis, MO Teacher 2014-2015 • Enhanced elementary school students’ knowledge of the field of medicine and becoming a physician • Engaged students to participate and create fun ways to learn about the field of medicine • Prepared lesson plans with other teachers in order to keep format of classes consistent LEADERSHIP AND VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE UrbanFuture St. Louis, MO Tutor 2011-2015 • Taught inner-city students in 6th-8th grade how to properly read/write and better their math skills • Provided feedback to students in order for them to improve upon homework and school work • Recorded progress of the students and encouraged them to do their best in school Alpha Epsilon Delta (National Health Pre-Professional Honor Society) General Body Member • Volunteered at various events throughout the year • Engaged in team building activities

St. Louis, MO 2011-2015

Missouri Baptist Hospital St. Louis, MO Volunteer/Shadowing 2011-2012 • Organized and filed patient paperwork for nurses, physicians, and staff members for easier access • Shadowed multiple physicians to gain insight on the field of medicine SKILLS Technical: Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel), Mac, and Windows Languages: English, Urdu, Hindi

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CHRISTINE HONG

Education

CORNELL UNIVERSITY, SLOAN PROGRAM Master of Health Administration Candidate, Expected May 2018 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY Bachelor of Arts in Political Economy, December 2011

Ithaca, NY Berkeley, CA

Experience 2014-2016

UCSF MEDICAL CENTER, DEPARTMENT OF OBGYN San Francisco, CA Clinical Administration Analyst • Operated as sole support to the OBGYN outpatient administration team, including the Administrative Director, Associate Director, and Practice Managers • Lead and supported patient satisfaction, patient access, and staff engagement initiatives • Monitored patient satisfaction scores and comments via Press Ganey and ran reports to track and verify that the practices were meeting the Patient Satisfaction Goals • Assembled monthly provider productivity reports to ensure that providers were meeting their clinical commitments • Coordinated meeting logistics for both interdepartmental and UCSF-wide meetings, including organizing relevant materials for distribution and presentation and taking minutes • Advised and provided consultative services regarding UC administrative procedures related to accounting, purchasing, HR, and operational policies to Practice Managers • Revitalized, upgraded, and maintained the OBGYN Dashboard, which tracked patient volume, schedule lag, monthly expense variances, gross patient revenue, patient satisfaction, and productivity using wRVUs • Executed project management for the move to the new UCSF Mission Bay Hospital • Assisted with the planning of the department’s all-hands meeting, the open house for the department’s new Center for Reproductive Health at Mission Bay, and staff retreats

2012-2014

UCSF MEDICAL CENTER, DIVISION OF GENERAL SURGERY San Francisco, CA Clinical Practice Coordinator • Oversaw the management, analysis, registering, and scheduling of new patient referrals for the General Surgery clinic, the Bariatric Surgery Center, and the Complex Abdominal Surgery Program • Served as the primary contact and liaison for new patients and referring physicians (both internal and external) to the division’s six surgeons • Trained three new patient coordinators from different divisions and familiarized new hires to the UCSF Epic EHR (APeX) as an APeX Super User • Maintained and tracked the division’s new patient database, internal referral work queues, online appointment requests, and new patient medical records • Collaborated with the bariatric surgery coordinator to streamline the acceptance of new bariatric surgery patients, increasing patient volume • Assisted with surgery scheduling and APeX template building for provider clinic schedules • Completed additional administrative projects assigned by the Administrative Director • Selected to be a part of the first Frontline and Emerging Supervisor Series at UCSF

Skills

Computer: Excel, Project, Epic, Press Ganey Language: Bilingual, with fluency in English (native-speaker) and Korean

Volunteer Experience

Kollaboration SF, Community Relations Manager, 2013-2015 Berkeley Free Clinic Dental Section, Co-coordinator, 2010-2011 52

ANDRÉ HOOK, BSN, CCRN

Education

Experience Fall 2016

2014-­‐‑2016

2015

CORNELL UNIVERSITY Master of Business Administration, May 2018 Master of Healthcare Administration, May 2018 Healthcare Club; Consulting Club Johnson Global Affordable Housing Case Competition; Runner-­‐‑Up

UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA Bachelor of Science in Nursing, May 2014 3.91 GPA; Summa Cum Laude; ‘Senior Mentor of the Year’ 2014

GLOBAL MEDICAL DEVICE MANUFACTURER Consultant • Analyzing current and future telemedicine market, establishing evaluation criteria, and segmenting market into categorical areas of focus • Directing data gathering and analysis while defining appropriate entry strategies with inherent risks/rewards • Final deliverable: presenting market research, data analysis, financial projections, and overall entry recommendation at company headquarters

UF HEALTH SHANDS HOSPITAL Cardiothoracic ICU Staff RN (VAD, IABP, CVVH, ECMO Certified) • Nominated ‘Nurse Rookie of the Year’ 2015; 1 of 5 candidates out of 223 • Awarded 12 ‘Customer Service is Key’ awards • Gold Beacon Award, 2015; nationally awarded to units for excellence in nursing • Provided critical care to adult patients in immediate recovery from cardiothoracic surgery, heart attacks, and heart failure exacerbations • 6th highest case mix index in the U.S. • Exhibited an ability to absorb and apply multiple complex concepts while making crucial decisions under life and death circumstances • Demonstrated effective communication and teamwork with management, interdisciplinary team, coworkers, patients, and families • Developed advanced understanding of invasive hemodynamic monitoring, biomedical technology, and continuous, vasoactive medications • Initiated low-­‐‑cost intervention study which has reduced unit length of stay by 20%, time to mobilization by 70%, average pain scores by 25%, and increased satisfaction scores by 15% for our thoracotomy patients • Furthered understanding of infection control, EPIC healthcare software, staffing models, floor design, inventory management, and operations on the floor level

HOME HEALTHCARE Conducted comprehensive, vital care for patient with recent esophagectomy

Research • Led study, developed thesis, and presented at 3 national conventions. Topic: HIV, Depression, Barriers to Mental Healthcare • Collected and organized data to aid initiation of new ventilator weaning protocol • Pain Resource Co-­‐‑Leader: initiated study on post-­‐‑operative thoracotomy care Interests France, Hiking, Golf, Muay Thai Kickboxing, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Wrestling

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Ithaca, NY

Gainesville, FL

Ithaca, NY

Gainesville, FL

Gainesville, FL

Yegor Ivanov Education: Cornell University MHA, Sloan Program in Health Administration (CAHME Accredited)

Expected May 2018

California State University, Long Beach B.S., Health Care Administration (AUPHA Certified), Magna Cum Laude Honors

May 2016

University of Maryland Associate of Arts

May 2012

Professional Experience: Lawson Social Media and Marketing, Pomona, CA Aug 2015 – May 2016 Healthcare Reporter (Intern) - Networked with various health organizations regarding programs and services offered to the community - Wrote and published articles about services and programs to educate over 40,000 community residents U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Loma Linda Healthcare System, Loma Linda, CA June 2015 – Sept 2015 Student Intern, Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff - Coordinated credentialing, security clearance, badges, informatics, computer access, training, and electronic medical record access to ensure over 250 incoming medical staff can practice medicine Citrus Valley Health Partners, Clinical Care Extender Program, West Covina, CA Mar 2015 – Sept 2015 Volunteer / Intern, Staff Education Office - Created, prepared, and organized educational material, such as presentations, used in training of staff U.S. Navy Recruiting District New England, Boston, MA June 2011 – June 2014 Medical Officer Recruiter and Hospital Corpsman First Class - Conducted career presentations at hospitals, schools, career fairs, and conventions, leading to recruitment and interview of over 220 professionals and Officer Commission of over 40 doctors, dentists, and nurses - Met recruiting goal by over 115% for each year to achieve Medical Recruiter of the Year for 2012 and 2013 U.S. Naval Hospital, Naples, Italy May 2008 – Apr 2011 Leading Petty Officer (Lead Supervisor) for the Operations Department and Hospital Corpsman First Class - Managed deployments, special staff assignments, human resources, security, special events, codes, certain hospital policies, official correspondence, and all Plans, Operations, and Medical Intelligence situations - Facilitated the Navy’s physical fitness program and ensured physical health of over 450 staff - Utilized Lean Six Sigma principles. Guided department through The Joint Commission site visit.

U.S. Marine Corps, First Marine Division, Camp Pendleton, CA Feb 2005 – Apr 2008 Front Line Field Medical Technician and Hospital Corpsman Third Class - Provided medical care for front-line Marines, including related healthcare administration tasks, immunizations, preventive care, physical examinations, and assessments for two front-line deployments - Deployed twice to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

- Awarded for Valor during combat operations for saving the life of a Marine in a dangerous situation Awards: Medical Recruiter of the Year, New England, (2012, 2013); Sailor of the Year (2013); Navy Achievement Medal with Valor (2007); Navy Commendation Medal (2013); Navy Achievement Medal (2008, 2011, 2012, 2014); Combat Action Ribbon (2005, 2007); President’s List, California State University, Long Beach (All Semesters)

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Anna Karavangelas

EDUCATION

Cornell University, Sloan Program in Health Administration, Ithaca, NY

Master of Health Administration

Cornell University, College of Human Ecology, Ithaca, NY Bachelor of Science in Policy Analysis and Management • GPA: 3.69 | Major GPA: 3.83 • Dean’s List (4 semesters)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

May 2018

May 2017

Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

May 2015-present Research Assistant- Reyna Laboratory for Rational Decision Making • Participate in 12 hours of data gathering, analysis, and training two research assistants in statistical methods per week • Conduct statistical analyses with SPSS and STATA with data focused on nutrition, obesity prevention, and sexual health • Verify and enter data from completed surveys from Qualtrics into Microsoft Access and Excel • Analyze and present statistical data and studies regarding risky-decision making, sexual health, and nutrition to educate administrators and research assistants Cornell University, Ithaca, NY February 2015-present Resident Advisor- Department of Residential and New Student Programs • Serve as a liaison between over 75 residents and other residential staff, problem-solve on behalf of residents, and promote academic excellence and leadership development through programs and events • Develop, market, and lead resident-centered hall programs to promote diversity, healthy living, and social interactions and manage a $1500 residential programming budget for the community • Act as a conflict resolution specialist and crisis manager for over 75 transfer and upperclassmen residents • Collaborate with various campus constituents such as Gannett Health Services and Cornell University Police Department to ensure health and safety of residents Gateway Counseling Center, Bronx, NY

June 2016-August 2016 Project Consultant • Prepared a feasibility study and proposal for the agency to add an after-hours clinic to its existing continuing day treatment services to increase access to mental health services for underserved populations in the Bronx • Researched Medicaid reimbursement procedures and regulations for mental health clinics under the New York State Office of Mental Health to propose financial, staffing, and management recommendations • Generated revenue and cost projections, prepared potential staffing patterns for the potential clinic treatment program, and developed guidance documents regarding the Point of Approval Review application process • Contacted over 40 mental health clinics in the Bronx to determine the need for additional clinic services in the area Kapetanos & Belibasakis, LLP, Astoria, NY

May 2014-August 2014 Legal Assistant • Established and updated a database for legal documents and client information to assist attorneys in the organization and maintenance of client records • Translated between English and Spanish for client-attorney communication • Corresponded with health insurance companies, clients, and physicians to solve billing problems, procure workers’ compensation payments and schedule depositions and court dates

SELECTED LEADERSHIP, ACTIVITIES, & AWARDS • • • • •

Hellenic Students Association, President (formerly executive board member)

Delta Delta Delta, Alpha Beta Chapter Pediatric Cancer Awareness Club (PCAC), Executive Board Member Pre-Professional Associations Toward Careers in Health (PATCH), General Body Member Greek Orthodox Archdiocesan District Olympics (GOADO) Scholarship 55

BRIAN KLEE EDUCATION

Cornell University, Sloan Program in Health Administration, Ithaca, NY MHA Candidate Sloan Alumni Scholarship Recipient

Cornell University, Ithaca, NY BS, Biological Sciences: Genetics and Development Concentration New York State Scholarship for Academic Excellence Recipient

Expected May 2018

May 2012

WORK EXPERIENCE

Westchester Medical Center (Advanced Physician Services), Valhalla, NY February 2014 – August 2016 Patient-Centered Medical (PCMH) Home Data Coordinator  Analyzed, vetted, and logged patient data collected from IT-generated reports, medical records, and patient surveys  Prepared monthly and quarterly reports for quality improvement and compliance filings to outside agencies such as the Department of Health and the National Committee for Quality Assurance  Met with doctors and nurses from various internal clinics to establish policies across the Outpatient Department  Contacted patients to ensure compliance with physician recommended tests and labs  Provided backup for Care Coordinators Huntington Learning Center, Scarsdale, NY June 2012 – December 2012 Math and Science Tutor  Individually tutored 15 students per week in SAT, ACT, math, and science  Managed supplemental education of math and science through creation of practice questions and test review  Coached younger students with English, reading comprehension, and math

Scarsdale Volunteer Ambulance Corps, Scarsdale, NY June 2010 – December 2012 Emergency Medical Technician  Responded to emergency medical calls as a New York State Certified EMT-B  Assisted paramedics with providing proper care, such as administering medications, supplying oxygen, bandaging wounds, and moving patients  Maintained inventory and equipment to ensure that the ambulances were prepared for emergencies

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE

Ivy Journal of Ethics, Bioethics Society of Cornell, Ithaca, NY August 2011 – May 2012 Treasurer  Obtained Student Assembly funding through presentation of business proposal and managed budget  Developed target market for article requests from Cornell undergraduates  Reviewed applications and selected Executive Board for subsequent publication cycle

Ivy Journal of Ethics, Bioethics Society of Cornell, Ithaca, NY August 2009 – May 2012 Managing Editor  Reviewed and edited articles for scientific accuracy and grammar  Recommended articles for annual journal publication  Advertised opportunities for article submission to undergraduate students throughout the Northeast Alpha Epsilon Pi, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Philanthropy Chair  Organized and led multiple philanthropy events

January 2010 – May 2010

Alpha Epsilon Pi, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Sentinel/Risk Manager  Evaluated events for safety and compliance with university rules

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August 2009 – December 2009

MALVIKA MAJITHIA EDUCATION Cornell University, Ithaca, New York M.H.A. Candidate, Sloan Program in Health Administration

Class of 2018

The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania B.S. Health Policy and Administration | Minor: Information Science and Technology

Class of 2016

RELEVANT EXPERIENCES Zydus Hospitals, Ahmedabad, India Project Intern  Analyzed and suggested modifications to customer service department’s policies and procedures  Prepared and executed a ‘self-track’ performance form for customer service employees

Summer 2016

UPMC Altoona Regional Health Services, Pennsylvania Summer 2015 Administrative Intern  Audited 16 departments for HIPAA compliance using a UPMC mandated checklist  Created a credentialing checklist to track precise admission for new physicians  Established an action plan to implement a HIPAA compliance risk management software for employees  Drafted a white paper for the Healthcare Leadership Alliance proposing the need of a ‘mental model’ for their competency model Asian Bariatric Hospital, Ahmedabad, India Summer 2014 Administrative Intern  Developed feedback form analysis using Microsoft Excel to evaluate patient satisfaction  Quantified and improved average turn around time by collecting and comparing data at different time periods for 4 departments Information Technology Service, Penn State University Supervisor and Consultant  Mentored, trained and evaluated Lab Consultants  Addressed technical issues regarding various media software and replaced peripherals

Fall 2013- Spring 2016

ACTIVITIES AND VOLUNTEERING American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE)- Student Associate Future Healthcare Executives, Penn State- Vice President The Daily Collegian, Penn State Newspaper- Senior Designer Mid-State Literacy Council, State College- English as Secondary Language Tutor Associate Dean’s Advisory Board, Penn State- Multicultural Group Representative Indian Cultural and Language Club, Penn State- Founding President

Present Fall 2015- Spring 2016 Fall 2013- Fall 2015 Fall 2015 Spring 2015 Fall 2014- Spring 2015

CERTIFICATIONS Health and Human Development Honors Society, Invited Member Bharatanatyam (Indian Classical Dance) Arangetram Degree Trinity College London, Professional Communication Skills

SKILLS Proficiency in iMovie, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign, Flash (certified), and MiniTab Trilingual in English, Hindi and Gujarati 57

Spring 2016 August 2012 February 2011

TAYLOR McBRIDE EDUCATION Cornell University, Sloan Program in Health Administration, Ithaca, NY

MHA Candidate, May 2018 • Sloan Alumni Scholarship • Graduate Teaching Assistant in Population Health

Brigham Young University, College of Life Sciences, Provo, UT B.S. Public Health, Minor in Business Management, August 2016 •

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Graduate School Relations Officer of the BYU Healthcare Management Association Student Associate of the American College of Healthcare Executives

EXPERIENCE Intermountain Healthcare, Provo, UT

Apr 2016–Jul 2016

Community Benefit Intern, Utah Valley Hospital • • • •

Increased community’s access to health programs by redesigning and writing content for Utah Valley Hospital’s Community benefit website.

Assisted in the planning and administration of community programs.

Developed a health education curriculum on underage drinking.

Authored articles highlighting Utah Valley Hospital’s community outreach efforts.

Hospital Corporation of America, Orem, UT

Administrative Internship Director, Timpanogos Regional Hospital • • • •

May 2015–Nov 2015

Led patient experience team in boosting medical floor’s HCAHPS scores from 67.8 to 77.8, increasing scores from the 50th to 75th percentile as compared to Hospital Corporation of America hospitals.

Hired and mentored interns, growing the internship from 7 to 12 interns within a 4–month period.

Coordinated interns’ efforts with administration’s goals through participating in executive councils.

Expanded the internship program to five new departments: emergency department, tests and treatments, security, marketing, and volunteer recruiting.

Patient Satisfaction Intern, Timpanogos Regional Hospital • • •

May 2014–May 2015 Boosted women’s center HCAHPS scores from 64 to 73.1, increasing scores from the 40th to the 50th percentile as compared to Hospital Corporation of America hospitals.

Spearheaded patient satisfaction project consisting of patient rounding, data analysis, and pinpointed action plans to increase HCAHPS scores.

Orchestrated efforts with medical directors and fostered a culture of high patient satisfaction through employee engagement and consistent patient rounding.

PROJECTS United Way Worldwide, Spanish Fork, UT

Jan 2016–May 2016

Community Health Needs Assessment •

Consulting for United Way, our team of six sought opportunities to improve community health in Spanish Fork. We gathered and assessed primary and secondary data to ensure United Way had the information needed to provide community benefits that meet local health needs. Our assessment revealed depression, lung cancer, and obesity to be priority health issues in the community. With this data we proposed potential best practices and interventions for implementation.

SKILLS/CERTIFICATES

Desktop Modeling and Excel, FEMA Emergency Management Certificate, Institute for Healthcare Improvement Basic Certificate, fluent in Filipino (Cebuano).

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MELISSA MURRAY EDUCATION May 2018 (expected)

Master of Health Administration, Ithaca, NY Sloan Program in Health Administration, College of Human Ecology, Cornell University

May 2014

Certificate in Construction Project Management, New York, NY School of Professional Studies, New York University

May 2011

Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Administration, Ithaca, NY The School of Hotel Administration, Cornell University

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Jun. 2014 – Jun. 2016

Cannon Design, New York, NY – a global architecture and engineering firm with a major health care practice Senior Health Care Analyst, Advisory Services  Completed 13 project engagements and 16 market and competitor assessments including the operational transition of an outpatient oncology center into a new building, LEAN process improvement workshops, and numerous master facility plans within the United States, Canada, and Kuwait  Co-developed a decision making tool to help clients prioritize projects to optimize the performance of physical assets, operations, and architectural functionality ultimately securing revenue through additional project work  Designed and implemented a 14 module training program that instructed incoming staff on how to complete operational analyses, including calculating emergency department throughput and operating room utilization  Revamped the Advisory Services intranet site to improve inter-disciplinary collaboration and promote the team’s work and resources within the firm at large  Wrote 8 white papers and presentations for the firm including a primer on emerging, disruptive technologies for the health practice’s executive education series  Represented CannonDesign at industry events and conferences including American College of Healthcare Executives and Crain’s New York events in the New York City area and Stanford Medicine X in Palo Alto, CA

Jun. 2013 – Jun. 2014

Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, NY Administrative Assistant, Design and Construction Department  Acted as primary support for two department directors and associated staff of over 20 project managers  Drafted contracts, agreements, and reports for daily operations of over 200 active health care projects with a combined master plan capital budget of over $4.6B  Invited to participate as a steering committee member of one of 5 corporate Employee Resource Networks

Jun. 2011 – Jun. 2013

Physician Office Assistant, Department of Medicine  Revised data management practices via MS Access, relaying information for patients treated with total parenteral nutrition (TPN) and developing procedures for more accurate collection, auditing, and analysis  Supervised fellows, residents, medical students, and volunteers in coordination with the Graduate Medical Education and Clinical Nutrition and Gastroenterology Fellowship Programs  Supported the Director of Clinical Nutrition by scheduling patient clinic appointments, endoscopic procedures, diagnostic tests, and treatments using electronic health record (EHR) systems including Epic and Allscripts

Oct. 2012 – Present

Art by Miso – art for health care Artist, www.artbymiso.com  Maintain website as a stand-alone artist in order to build on expertise to the planning, selection, and procurement of artwork crafted specifically for health care facilities  Work independently and with local and national art consultants to exhibit, sell, and donate oil paintings to health care providers and other health related organizations

Jan. 2010 – May 2010

Office of Congressman Robert A. Brady, 1 ST District, PA, Washington, D.C. Congressional Intern  Researched and responded to concerns received from over 500 constituents, including the reintroduction of the DREAM Act and institution of the Affordable Care Act

Jul. 2010 – Aug. 2010

American Delegate – Congressional Intern Exchange Program with the Republic of Korea  Traveled for six weeks as one of 20 Congressional interns for international exchange program with National Assembly interns of the Republic of Korea; destinations included Washington, DC, Seoul, and Jeju 59

BEINING NIU EDUCATION Cornell University, Sloan Program in Health Administration, Ithaca, NY Master of Health Administration (MHA) Cornell University, College of Human Ecology, Ithaca, NY Bachelor of Science in Human Development; Policy Analysis and Management minor Cumulative GPA: 3.97; Dean’s List 6 semesters

Expected May 2018 Expected May 2017

WORK EXPERIENCE Asian & Asian American Center, Cornell University September 2016 - present Graduate Assistant - Direct alumni programming team by managing weekly meetings, coordinating with alumni, and delegating project tasks - Facilitate weekly social hour events by organizing logistics and advertising, with goal to improve student mental well-being - Mentor 15 undergraduate volunteers by advising on projects, connecting them to resources, and fostering group cohesion Northwell Health, Long Island Jewish Medical Center, New Hyde Park, NY June - August 2016 Healthcare Management Program Intern - Coordinated between 6 departments to execute relocation of thoracic surgery practice into hospital within project deadline - Researched and conducted observations for room service and first impressions initiatives to improve patient experience - Supported administrative directors in operations, finance, IT, industrial engineering, environmental services, patient centered care, and medicine and oncology service lines through document preparation and project feedback Seguin Research Group, Division of Nutritional Sciences, Cornell University August 2015 - May 2016 Research Assistant - Execute project to reduce heart disease in 12 Montana communities via nutrition, exercise, and civic engagement initiatives - Analyze survey and focus group results using SPSS and SAS for quantitative data, and NVivo for qualitative data - Review project grant proposals and draft scientific manuscript on civic engagement initiatives in rural towns Cornell Cooperative Extension, Ithaca, NY May - August 2015 Community Nutrition Intern - Tested and modified tool to assess rural food stores and stimulate policy changes to improve the food environment - Conducted literature review of electronic built environment assessment tools for citizen scientists - Presented and defended scientific poster with preliminary findings to Extension directors and Cornell faculty LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE Student Health Benefits Advisory Committee, Cornell University September 2016 - present Student Representative - Engage in meetings to gain comprehensive understanding of Cornell Health’s services, budget, and financial projections - Generate recommendation for student health fee via discussion with committee members and health center administrators Cayuga Medical Center Emergency Department August 2015 - May 2016 Patient Care Advocacy Team Volunteer - Partnered with health providers by gathering resources and information for patients in a fast-paced environment - Participated in monthly leadership development meetings to expand interpersonal and intrapersonal competencies - Spearheaded student administrative role to provide program support and creative solutions to raise HCAHPS scores B-Aware, Cornell University Chapter of Team HBV May 2014 - May 2016 President (previously, Vice President of Campus Outreach) - Devised and implemented Hepatitis B education events on campus, including Hepatitis B Awareness Week - Mobilized club members by training them for future outreach events at bi-weekly club meetings - Collaborated with co-officers and international organization to achieve goals of disease prevention and detection 60

Chris Park EDUCATION Cornell University, Sloan Program in Health Administration, Ithaca, NY Master of Health Administration

Expected May 2018

Cornell University, College of Human Ecology, Ithaca, NY Bachelor of Science in Human Development Expected May 2017 • GPA – 3.77 ! Dean’s List – Four Semesters ! GMAT – 730 ! SAT – 2300 • Relevant Coursework: Management Consulting Essentials ! Regression Analysis & Managerial Forecasting !

Desktop & Modeling Solutions ! Economic Evaluations in Health Care • Activities and Awards: Phi Delta Epsilon Pre-Medical Fraternity (2013 – 2015) ! Koenig Family Scholarship (2013 – 2015) ! Cornell Alumni Scholarship (2016)

EXPERIENCE Vision Care, Diamond Bar, CA June 2016 – Present Administrative Intern of Vision Care Leading Mobile Team • Research correlation between observed condition of cornea flaking, cataract surgery success, and nutrition • Utilize research findings to draft evidence-based program design for future eye camps • Translate four field team reports and media from Korean to English for the organization website Joseph Medical Group, Buena Park, CA December 2015 – January 2016 Administrative Intern • Reviewed physical exam history and insurance status of over ninety patients to maintain quality control • Ensured medical provider adherence to insurance policies by scheduling over thirty physical examinations • Recorded patient information and conferred with patients through telephone to develop treatment plans O’ My Buns! Inc., Fullerton, CA June 2015 – August 2015 Marketing Assistant • Created marketing plan for five-year international brand expansion goal, leading to ten new products • Supervised three international stores in Dubai and UK to train three store managers and four baristas • Upgraded staff-customer interaction strategy and streamlined beverage work line to cut customers’ wait time • Developed two product manuals and implemented store owner training protocols to facilitate store opening Tripda, Ithaca, NY October 2014 – December 2014 Campus Brand Ambassador • Marketed the Tripda ridesharing app through social media and promotional events to penetrate new market • Negotiated with four campus organizations, individual drivers, and professors to promote awareness

LEADERSHIP Financial Management Group of Cornell, Ithaca, NY September 2014 – Present Senior Analyst, Healthcare Sector • Lead the development of a stock pitch by prioritizing company selection and analyzing the financial records • Pitched the buying of Vertex Pharmaceuticals stock and Solar City stock as well as the selling of NHI stock All College Storage, Ithaca, NY February 2015 – November 2015 Campus Manager • Oversaw all operations in Cornell University, including the storage and delivery of sixty boxes • Managed eight employees and handled business with sixteen customers

SKILLS Language: English (native), Korean (native) Computer: Analytical modeling using Microsoft Word, Microsoft Power Point, and Microsoft Excel 61

LANA RAOUF

EDUCATION

Cornell University, Ithaca, NY MHA Candidate, May 2018, Sloan Program in Health Administration Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience; Minor in Connected Learning, May 2014

EXPERIENCE

Oakland Infectious Disease Associates, P.C. Bloomfield Hill, MI May 2010-Mar 2016 Administrative Assistant • Responsible for managing medical supplies and inventory of IV antibiotics equipment • Maintained patient accounts by obtaining and recording financial, and medical information RiteMed Urgent Care Westland, MI May 2013-Jan 2016 Student Assistant • Optimized clinic workflows by managing patients’ flows, physician schedules, appointments Oakland Family Dentistry West Bloomfield, MI Jan 2015-Nov 2015 Administrative Assistant/Dental Assistant • Repeatedly reached monthly financial targets by creating a more efficient patient turnover process and collecting payments on time.

• Assisted with billing, insurance verification, patient check-in and check-out procedures • Developed a more streamlined check-in process, focused on patient care • Recruited and trained new dental assistants and front desk team members McLaren Oakland Hospital Pontiac, MI April 2012-Nov 2012 Research Assistant • Co-investigator on a clinical research case about patient perception of ambulatory health care cost in the emergency department of hospitals

LEADERSHIP

Unite for Sight at Michigan State University East Lansing, MI Aug 2012-Jan 2014 Founder and President • Unite for Sight is a nonprofit organization that empowers communities worldwide to improve eye health and eliminate preventable blindness through fund-raising and education • All of the money raised went to provide citizens in third world countries (Ghana, Honduras, and India) sight restoring surgeries Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine Merida, Mexico Mar 2012 Student/Volunteer • Learning experience about health care systems in the Yucatan peninsula of Mexico at the Hospital O'Horan • Able to observe the public health and environmental issues of the area, HIV/AIDS, communicable and non-communicable diseases, as well as the social determinants of Yucatan and Mexican health

SKILLS

• Dental Assistant Radiology and X-Ray Certification, National Certification.

• Arabic - Intermediate (conversational)

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Rachel Saltzman

EDUCATION Sloan Program in Health Administration at Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Master of Health Administration Candidate, 2018  Sloan Alumni Scholarship Recipient Cornell University, Ithaca, New York Bachelor of Science in Biology and Society, Minors in Business and Nutrition, 2015 ● Cum Laude, Hunter R. Rawlings III Presidential Research Scholar, Deans List PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE One Medical Group, New York, New York February 2016 – August 2016 Administrative Assistant  Enhanced the patient experience by being the initial point of contact for 9 offices  Resolved over 500 billing cases with insurance companies  Trained new hires to use One Medical’s electronic medical record, along with other necessary skills for the job Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, Department of Surgery, New York, New York June 2014 – August 2014 Hospital Administration Intern ● Presented and implemented the department’s new policy and procedure manual ● Staff to the Directors of Administration, Practice Management, Finance, Revenue Cycle Management, Human Resources, and Marketing Cornell University Department of Policy Analysis and Management, Ithaca, New York June 2013 – May 2015 Research Assistant ● Defined strict guidelines in a formal codebook to code over 6000 alcohol public service announcements and 1000 pharmaceutical advertisements for content ● Led a team of four research assistants ● Modified STATA program to quantify intercoder reliability Cancerkin at The Royal Free Hospital, London, United Kingdom January 2014 – April 2014 Service Learning Intern ● Optimized the efficiency of Cancerkin by improving qualitative patient satisfaction data collection by creating and administering interviews to replace optional surveys LEADERSHIP AND VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE GlobeMed, Ithaca, New York Director of Internal Community Building August 2012 – May 2015 ● Organized student activities to enhance team bonding ● Coordinated community outreach programs to empower students and communities to work together to improve the health of impoverished people around the world Cornell University, Ithaca, New York March 2013 – May 2015 College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Ambassador ● Facilitated activities for prospective freshman including information sessions and tours Cornell Orientation Supervisor August 2012 – August 2013  Conducted orientation activities for 3,300 incoming freshmen and trained a group of 10 orientation leaders University of the West Indies- Mona, Kingston, Jamaica Public Health Student Volunteer ● Attended daily public health lectures and applied skills on–site at three community health clinics SKILLS Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel), STATA 63

April 2014

Adam W. Shelepak EDUCATION Cornell University, Sloan Program, College of Human Ecology, Ithaca, NY Candidate for Master of Health Administration

Expected May 2018

Cornell University, College of Human Ecology, Ithaca, NY Expected May 2017 Candidate for Bachelor of Science in Policy Analysis and Management • GPA: 3.8; Major GPA: 3.9 • Selected Coursework: Multiple Regression Analysis • Public Sector Economics • Microeconomics • Policy Analysis • Populations and Policy • Economics of Healthcare Markets • Population Health • U.S. Healthcare System • Comparative Health Systems • Labor Markets and Policy • Honors: Quill & Dagger • John S. Dyson Scholarship • Dean’s List • Engaged Learning and Research Community Engagement Award

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Anabel’s Grocery, Ithaca, NY Spring 2015 - Present Executive Director, Founding Team Member • Led a student-run 501(c)(3) grocery store aimed at combating food insecurity in the Cornell and Ithaca student communities • Managed and coordinated 40+ students across various divisions including operations, finance, programming, and outreach; develop best practices • Raised $400,000+ from various Cornell affiliated funding sources for store renovation, startup costs, and the low-income food subsidy fund • Organized a $275,000 renovation and construction project ongoing during Summer 2016; coordinate with Cornell to oversee the renovation project • Presented the work done by Anabel’s to the Cornell University Board of Trustees to gain institutional support Ernst & Young, New York, NY June 2016 - August 2016 Advisory Services Intern – Advisory Consultant Program • Provided consulting services as a member of the Performance Improvement service line based in the firm’s U.S. headquarters in New York • Advised a Fortune 500 public utility company providing services to 4 million customers across seven states through a technology transformation • Analyzed client processes and financial data to execute a strategic IT transformation and outsourcing effort with board level visibility • Researched, standardized, and benchmarked market responses from 19 technology vendors for client requests and future business development Duke University Hospital, Durham, NC Extern, Heart and Vascular Services • Participated in meetings at the 938-bed hospital, ranging from strategic services to revenue cycle management • Shadowed the planning of operational and clinical staff across the 15 hospital departments at the vice president level

January 2015

Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, New York, NY June 2015 – September 2015 Data and Statistical Analyst • Utilized R and Stata to construct and test statistical models to forecast Journal Impact Factor one year prior to publication within 3.5% error • Statistically analyzed publishing data from Reuters to project citation growth for three medical and public health journals • Constructed a tracking model for the American Journal of Public Health to continually monitor weekly change in Impact Factor in real time Ambri Technologies, Boston, MA August 2015 Operations and Process Developer • Standardized and simplified manufacturing processes for an MIT-spinout clean energy technology start-up by applying knowledge from coursework • Collaborated with a seven person production team by leveraging modeling skills to build statistical process controls for battery production

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE United Way of Cornell Spring 2015 – Present Chairperson • Coordinated the United Way Tompkins County campaign’s efforts on campus via a team of 80 unit directors comprised of Cornell staff • Centralized efforts across campus to reach Cornell’s $750,000 annual campaign fundraising target for United Way Tompkins County • Planned and held a senior ball with 750 attendants that raises over $30,000 for United Way; marketed and produced a 13 group a cappella concert Interfraternity Council Spring 2014 – Present Executive Vice President • Developed actionable strategies with a 9 person board to promote health, diversity, and inclusion within the Cornell Greek system and recruitment • Coordinated and oversaw the IFC recruitment period for 800+ potential new members and 36 chapters; adjudicated chapter judicial violations • Established a Greek Tri-Council committee to consolidate and further the goals of diversity and inclusion within the system Delta Sigma Pi Professional Business Fraternity Spring 2015 Chi Pledge Class President • Led and organized 15 member pledge class to complete weekly case studies ranging from management consulting to mergers and acquisitions • Organized philanthropic events attended by 30+ brothers; hosted campus wide events for firms such as McKinsey and Goldman Sachs

SKILLS Skills: Stata • R • Tableau • Microsoft Office Professional Suite (Word, PowerPoint, and Excel) • Public Speaking • Leadership

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Gregory Shemancik EDUCATION Cornell University, College of Human Ecology, Ithaca, New York Anticipated graduation May 2018 Master of Health Administration (MHA) Candidate, Sloan Program in Health Administration Sloan Alumni Scholar, Sloan Program Scholar May 2016 Allegheny College, Meadville, Pennsylvania Bachelor of Science, Neuroscience major and Economics minor Trustee Scholar, Alden Scholar (Dean’s List) Studied abroad in Italy (three week cultural immersion course, June 2013) ● Senior Thesis: “Total Hemocyte Count Dependent Neurogenesis in the Crayfish Neurogenic Niche; From Blood Cells to Neurons”

EXPERIENCE Vanderbilt University Medical Center (Nashville, TN) Vanderbilt Institute for Clinical and Translational Research | Intern June to July 2016 ● Precision Medicine Initiative (PMI), National Institutes of Health grant ($71.6M) ● Trial Innovation Center (TIC), National Institutes of Health grant ($26.5M) ○ Focus on Neuroscience and Health Policy ○ Acted as mental health consultant, reporting and presenting on cognitively impaired populations Allergy and Pulmonary Critical Care Unit | Research Assistant ● Conducted research for the treatment of Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome ● Shadowed doctors in the Vanderbilt Intensive Care Unit and Operating Rooms

May to August 2013

Allergy and Pulmonary Critical Care Unit | Research Intern ● Assisted with research for the treatment of Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome

May to August 2012

Saint Vincent Hospital (Erie, PA) Department of Operational Excellence Allegheny Health Network Operational Excellence | Intern ● Focus on Lean Six Sigma Education and implementation ● Worked extensively in Emergency Department and affiliated private practices

May to August 2015

LEADERSHIP, SERVICE, AND ACTIVITIES Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity, Pennsylvania Beta Chapter: Treasurer (managed $40,000), Finance Committee Chair Allegheny Interfraternity Council (IFC): Treasurer, and Delegate Circle K International of Allegheny College: Vice President, Treasurer, and Representative American College of Healthcare Executives: Student Member Allegheny Make A Difference Day: Project Leader, and Volunteer Allegheny College Cross Country/Track & Field: NCAA Division III Runner SKILLS 65 Lean Six Sigma, Sterile Technique, Java coding, Microsoft Office, Google Apps, Bystander Trained

Olivia Shi

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EDUCATION:

Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

Sloan Program in Health Administration Master of Health Administration Candidate

University of Florida, Gainesville, FL

Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry, Minor in Business Administration

EXPERIENCE:

Expected May 2018

May 2016

University of Florida, Department of Pediatrics, Gainesville, FL Research Assistant

June 2013 – July 2016 • Performed real-time PCR, gel electrophoresis, immunostaining, and tissue histology • Conducted EKGs for mice to test the effect of drugs on heart rate • Collaborated with postdoctoral candidates on research papers

University of Florida, UF Health- Shands Hospital, Gainesville, FL Volunteer

January 2013 – December 2014 • Served in the Emergency and Pediatrics departments • Interacted with patients and ensured their rooms were stocked • Collaborated with nurses to help guarantee patients were being attended to appropriately

University of Florida, Centerpoint Christian Fellowship, Gainesville, FL Ministry Liaison

August 2015 – July 2016 • Served as a part of the executive board of the church • Coordinated communication and event planning between various ministries of the church and the executive board • Planned and executed large-scale yearly events, such as retreats

Small Group Leader

August 2014 – May 2016 • Mentored 10 undergraduate female students weekly • Lead group discussion of covered topics • Collaborated with other leaders weekly to discuss the best practices for guiding our mentees

SKILLS:

• Proficient in Chinese and elementary Spanish • Experienced with Microsoft Office and Google Apps • EMR/CPR certified

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EDUCATION

Cornell University, Sloan Program in Health Administration, Ithaca, NY Master of Health Administration Candidate, Class of 2018 Syracuse University, Falk College of Sports and Human Dynamics, Syracuse, NY Bachelor's of Science in Public Health, Class of 2016 Major G.P.A.: 3.90, Dean's List: 4 semesters

EXPERIENCE

Office Aide & Dental Assistant May 2013 - Present Prestige Dental Network, East Hartford, CT • Perform dental billing and coding, collections, appointment scheduling, treatment planning, and processing of patient records • Assist chair-side with dental providers, sterilize instruments/work space, set up procedure trays, prepare patients for treatment, apply fluoride, acquire/process oral x-rays, use suction equipment Health Program Intern May 2016 - August 2016 The Legacy Foundation of Hartford, Hartford, CT • Designed and conducted health follow-up surveys • Developed community health events in partnership with Hartford Hospital Human Resources Intern January 2016 - April 2016 Rescue Mission Alliance, Syracuse, NY • Completed a 400 hour, 9 credit public health capstone internship and authored "The Delivery of Employee Wellness Programs in Diverse Non-Profit Agencies" • Researched employee retention methods and developed employee health series • Created digital signage and compiled new employee orientation materials/employer-sponsored health insurance packets Office Assistant December 2012 - August 2013 Continuum of Care, Inc., New Haven, CT • Entered invoices into Peachtree for finance department • Filed accounts payable, processed client checks, answered phones, and sorted mail

RESEARCH

Research Assistant September 2015 - December 2015 Street Addictions Institute, Inc., Syracuse, NY • Conducted research on developing a case management and advocacy program aimed at reducing violence and recidivism for juvenile crime offenders in Syracuse, NY

VOLUNTEER

Volunteer Classroom Aide September 2015 - November 2015 West Side Learning Center, Syracuse, NY • Assisted English as a Second Language students with English spelling and grammar educational activities and helped students optimize employment opportunities

ACTIVITIES / AWARDS

• Member of Student Health Benefit Advisory Committee, Cornell University • Member of Health Care Club, Johnson Graduate School of Management, Cornell University • Chair of the International Relations & Multicultural/Diversity Committee and the Alumnae & Homecoming Committee of Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority, Pi Chapter, Syracuse University

• "Outstanding Community Involvement", National Panhellenic Conference, Syracuse University SKILLS

Trained in developing, implementing, and evaluating health programs; proficient knowledge of insurance plans and patient confidentiality; experienced in event planning and organizing; efficient in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint; knowledgeable of culturally competent health care practices 67

ANGELA SZASZ

Education

University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL Bachelor of Science in Commerce and Business Administration, December 2015 Major: Management GPA: 3.96/4.00 Summa Cum Laude, University Honors College, President’s List, Presidential Scholarship Recipient, BCBS Healthcare Scholarship Recipient, Italian Student Merit Award Recipient, University of Alabama Women’s Initiative

Experience

Pathway Pediatrics, Rochester, NY Front Office and Project Assistant, Spring 2016  Teamed with 3 primary care physicians in implementing necessary requirements for a Patient Centered Medical Home  Developed Excel reports regarding the status of the pediatrician’s office in relation to the benchmarks of the PCMH 2014 Standards  Oversaw the beginning stages of realizing new practices in the office in order to achieve a passing rating for PCMH standards  Performed routine functions for patients such as check-in/check-out, appointments, and confirmations using an integrated EMR system (MEDENT)  Engaged in front-end billing by checking that patients’ insurance and payments were up to date  Acted as initial point of contact for patients and set stage for a comfortable environment Health Care Management Society, Tuscaloosa, AL Executive Committee Member (Secretary), Fall 2015  Updated roster that consisted of 75 members continuously and created monthly newsletters which included upcoming events and activities  Scheduled 2 networking events and activities with healthcare professionals

Music4Romania, Birmingham, AL Fundraiser, Spring 2011-Present  Raised over $20,000 in funds for schools and orphanages in Romania while promoting Romanian culture in the US  Visited and organized music, English, and leadership activities in Romania during summers with over 100 children at Slimnic School and Orlat Orphanage

Cornell University, Sloan Program in Health Administration, Ithaca, NY Master of Health Administration Candidate, expected May 2018

Impact Alabama CollegeFirst Branch, Birmingham, AL Mentor and Tutor, Summer 2014  Aided 30 inner-city high school students with college-level calculus with a goal of increasing their likelihood of attending college

Additional Skills

Computer Skills: MS Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access Languages: Fluent in Romanian, 5 years of French, 2 years of Italian Previous Jobs: Restaurant Hostess

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Vishruti Vaikundan

EDUCATION CORNELL UNIVERSITY, Ithaca, NY

Expected Graduation May 2018

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Sloan Program in Health Administration (MHA)

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Recipient of Sloan Alumni Scholarship

SRM UNIVERSITY, Chennai, India

May 2015

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Bachelors of Technology, Biotechnology

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Graduated First Class with Honors-GPA 9.329/10 WORK EXPERIENCE

BIO VEDAS CONSULTANCY PVT LTD, Chennai, India

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June 2015-July 2016

Worked as a Management Trainee and then Management Assistant and primarily anchored the back office support for the bi-annual India’s largest Medical exhibition, Medicall 2015 & 2016

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Served on the management committee for the US Commercial Services’ Medical Delegation to India-the Chennai visit on the 30th of July 2015- which helped American companies create new partnerships for commercial engagement and innovation of medical devices, technologies and healthcare systems and services

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Conducted educational research with associate IT company Digiterati to impart technical skills to students and collaborated with schools to include TestOut, an online IT learning platform in their curriculum

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Provided assistance in tailoring an outcomes based training model for a CMM Level 5 company

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Remotely supervised the management and planning of a new branch of Viva Diabetes Clinic

HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL-BRIGHAM AND WOMEN’S HOSPITALS, Cambridge, MA

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Oct 2014-Mar 2015

Worked on final year thesis at Laboratory of Nanomedicine-Shiladitya Sengupta Lab on Cancer Immunotherapy Performed quantitative and qualitative analysis using mass spectroscopy, immunohistochemistry, ELISA and maintained various animal tumor cell lines

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Maintained and tracked research supplies and helped formulate a chart to reduce the number of unwanted and unused laboratory equipment

HANNAM UNIVERSITY, Daejeon, South Korea

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Mar-Dec 2013

Received the Korean Government Scholarship of complete tuition waiver and a monthly stipend for the Student Exchange Program to Hannam University

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Scored the top rank in two subjects taught in Korean-having no prior knowledge of the language-3.89/4.5

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Worked in Linton Global College - Hannam University to help Korean students converse in English INTERNSHIPS, ACTIVITIES & SKILLS

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Sri Ramachandra Medical College, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India-Human Genetics Department on Prenatal Diagnosis of Duchene Muscular Dystrophy

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Attended a workshop at Korean Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology-KRIBB on Lipid signaling

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Chennai 2015 Flood Relief and Restoration-provided basic sustenance for the flood affected people; collected funds to provide for the poor families with no shelter

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Navya Veeramachaneni EDUCATION

CORNELL UNIVERSITY, SLOAN PROGRAM IN HEALTH ADMINISTRATION ยง

Master of Health Administration, Expected May 2018

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS, SCHOOL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES ยง

EXPERIENCE

Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Studies, Minor in Biological Sciences, Graduated in December 2014

SELF EMPLOYED, Dallas, TX Private Tutor, Jan 2015-Aug 2016 ยง

Tutored and mentored more than 20 students in English, Math K-Calculus, Chemistry, Writing, SAT, ACT

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Applied different teaching methods in order to explain the concepts to each student, advised students on how to keep a healthy and sustainable school/life balance

BREATH OF LIFE (DME PROVIDER), Sherman, TX Intern, Apr 2014-Sep 2014 ยง

Assembled a patient database file covering an extensive area containing more than 100 patients, designed custom charts for each patient

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Observed the setup of COPD machines, called patients regarding their appointments, visited different patient homes with supervisor to understand what devices the patient needed, learned about medical devices being sold, studied financing procedures, as well as marketing strategies

THE PRINCETON REVIEW, Plano, TX Campus Representative, Feb 2012-Dec 2013 ยง

Responsible for on-site marketing; distributed flyers, set up information booths, interacted with a wide variety of clients, provided information such as hours, pricing, and study methods about different exams

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS, Richardson, TX Peer Lead Team Leader, Jan 2012-Dec 2014 ยง

OTHER ACTIVITIES

Managed two 8 student classes, guiding them through their undergraduate chemistry course to boost their confidence, helped with study techniques and stress control, and fostered an approachable environment where collaboration was encouraged

BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE HOSPITAL, Plano, TX Volunteer, Dec 2011-Jun 2015 ยง

Assisted in multiple projects involving medical marketing of generic drugs in order to help reduce hospital operating costs, involved in the care and treatment of geriatric patients with disabilities

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Gathered financial reports and displayed them across the hospital in order to help the staff see the positive projection trend, and supervised volunteer activities, and charity events in order to raise money for the hospital

AMERICAN MEDICAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION OF UTD, Plano, TX Founder, Jan 2014-Dec 2014 ยง

RESEARCH

Guided accreditation, established constitution, developed volunteer programs, contacted speakers for association events, raised money through charity and volunteer work, and effectively communicated with my teammates in order to grow the organization

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS, Richardson, TX Research Assistant, Jan 2012-Sep 2013 ยง

AWARDS

Studied autistic behavior in rats through different tests such as the Y-maze and field box, and observed traumatic brain injury in rats by conducting before and after research, developed video logs, kept detailed rat info reports

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Aastha Wadhwa EDUCATION

f Cornell University, Sloan Program in Health Administration May 2018 Master of Health Administration Cornell University, College of Human Ecology May 2017 Bachelor of Science in Human Biology, Health, and Society | Cumulative GPA: 3.512 Minor: Health Policy Honors/Awards: Sphinx Head Honor Society, Mortar Board (Der Hekenkreis Chapter) Senior Honor Society, Dean's List Relevant Courses: Financial Accounting, Regression Analysis, Managerial Consulting, Desktop Modeling, Epidemiology, Intermediate Microeconomics, Population Health, Human Resource Management, US Health Care Systems, Comparative Health Care Systems

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

L Alpha Phi Omega | Cornell University December 2015 – Present President • Lead co-educational community service fraternity consisting of 350+ active brothers and 150 pledges • Oversee a 30-member executive board, chair EB meetings, general body meetings, and fraternity rituals • Represent the fraternity in legal and administrative matters before the University • Maintain a relationship with the regional, and national APO offices by participating in meetings and advising other presidents Jamila Michener Government Lab | Cornell University May 2014 – May 2016 Research Assistant • Synthesized and encoded thousands of articles to extract information relevant to Medicaid and its evolution • Investigated the role of state in shaping safety net programs to contribute to published text Lorraine Maxwell DEA Lab | Cornell University May 2014 – May 2016 Administrative Assistant • Investigated the role of physical environment in children’s and adolescents’ behavior, health, well-being and development • Quantified statistical analysis of physical effects of the environment on an individual’s well-being using Atlas.ti • Authored summaries and presented research to procure grants Policy Analysis and Management Department | Cornell University Teaching Assistant • Oversee course logistics, lead office, hours, and teach a lecture about India’s health care system

January 2016 – Present

Primary Care Physician Office | Plainsboro, New Jersey June 2014 – August 2014 Medical Intern • Coordinated with public and private insurance companies to schedule payment plans for 200+ patients • Obtained vital statistics of 50+ patients and communicated lab results with health systems’ labs • Monitored and updated patient files, lab schedules, and monetary transactions daily to streamline procedures Office of the Assemblies | Cornell University Administrative Assistant • Prepared MOM for Graduate and Professional Student Assembly meetings • Planned and executed collaborative solutions to administrative problems

September 2013 – June 2016

LEADERSHIP AND ACTIVITIES______________________________________________________________________________

Alpha Phi Omega | Philanthropy Chair December 2014 – December 2015 • Organized multiple events raising $8000 towards several philanthropic causes • Served on the APO executive board to stimulate policy changes Welcome Weekend | Chair January 2015 – Present • Plan and execute Orientation Weekend events for 6,000+ students to facilitate student transition back to school

ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES___________________________________________________________________________________

Association for Students of Color • Alpha Chi Omega Sorority • Team Coordinator for Partners in Health Engage • Cornell Gorge Safety Committee • Empathy, Assistance, and Referral Service

SKILLS AND INTERESTS_____________________________________________________________________________ Skills:  Microsoft Suite  Python coding  R  Atlas.ti  Dedoose  Fluent in Hindi Interests:  Black belt in Karate  Undergraduate Degree in Indian Classical Music  National School of Drama 71

HONGWEI WANG

Education Cornell University, College of Human Ecology, ITHACA, NY Master candidate of Health Administration, Sloan Program Gerontology Minor

Peking University, School of Electronics Engineering and Computer Science BEIJING, CHINA • Ph.D. of Computer Science, 2001‐‐‐2007 • Master of Computer Science, 1998‐‐‐2001 • Bachelor of Computer Science, 1994‐‐‐1998

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International Business Machines (IBM), BEIJING, CHINA 2008‐‐‐2016 Business Strategy and Operations Manager, 2014‐‐‐2016

Oversaw lab’s business strategy, talent strategy, business operations and 34‐‐‐employee team management Strategy and Implementation • Devised and evaluated competitive business strategies of OpenPOWER and Storage in China • Managed key strategic growth plays of Technology Partnership program, built up partnership with 23 local companies and achieved $500M revenue impacted in year 2015 • Designed and implemented structural talent development program for employees from senior leadership to early professional hires, accelerating business leaders’ growth and slowing down voluntary attrition rate by 10% Business Operations • Simplified and managed key control processes of resources/finance, business compliance and IT infrastructure • Adjusted labs operations in alignment with IBM global re‐‐‐organization, acquisition and spin‐‐‐off • Reduced operational cost by $800,000 per year by applying Lean Thinking method Team Manager – Client Engagement and Hardware Design Project Execution, 2012‐‐‐2014 • Managed network router project (SD5816) execution for strategic client Huawei • Led team to deliver ASIC (Application‐‐‐Specific Integrated Circuit) design service to tele‐‐‐communication clients (Ericsson and Huawei) with customer satisfaction above 90% • Managed a team of 17 engineers and cultivated high‐‐‐performing team atmosphere Staff Hardware Design Engineer, 2008‐‐‐2012 • Led a team of 8 engineers to deliver network switch design service for strategic client Huawei • Performed multi‐‐‐processor research and development for internal and external clients, including IBM mainframe servers, SONY PlayStation III, Nintendo Wii‐‐‐U and Microsoft Xbox 360 • Designed System‐‐‐on‐‐‐Chip products for Magna automobile electronics and Samsung network router • Published three patents on processor architecture and communication protocol and implemented them in IBM’s commercial products Volunteer • Volunteer of Brookdale Assisted Living and Memory Care community, Ithaca, NY • Volunteer of Cayuga Ridge Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Ithaca, NY • Volunteer of Beijing senior living institution, China • Initiator of primary school sponsorship project for 10 low‐‐‐income students in Guizhou, China

2016 2016 2012‐‐‐2016 1997

Additional Information • Member of Mountaineering Association and Jogging Club: o Cumbria way (112 km in England) walk alone in 2014 o Two half‐‐‐marathon fulfillments in 2015 • Leadership development: o Effective Personal Productivity and Leadership certified by LMI (Leadership Management International) Inc. o Coachee of Co‐‐‐Active Coach Training Program (International Coach Fedation Accredited)

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Danielle Wiggins EDUCATION Cornell University: College of Human Ecology, Ithaca, New York Sloan Program in Health Administration Master of Health Administration (M.H.A.) Cornell University: College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Ithaca, New York Bachelor of Science, Applied Economics and Management Concentration: Strategy

Expected May 2018

May 2016

HONORS/AWARDS Dean’s List Fall 2014/Fall 2015/Spring 2016, National Society of Collegiate Scholars, Arista Honor Society, Johnathan Brown Scholarship, Sloan Program Student Aid Scholarship RELEVANT WORK EXPERIENCE Gannett Health Services – Ithaca, NY October 2015 – Present Student Administration Intern  Conduct data analysis and benchmarking techniques on the Student Health Insurance Plan  Develop health promotion project proposals (such as a Wellness Care Package)  Perform qualitative and quantitative analysis on feedback data from existing health initiative programs  Work on projects and tasks catered toward the improvement of daily administrative operations (policy and procedure revisions, employee succession plan, telehealth white paper for Cornell Health, etc.)

Cornell University Annual Fund – Ithaca, NY January 2013 – May 2016 University Representative  Reached out to Alumni of Cornell University (via phone and mail) to rekindle relationships and build support for Cornell University, while dealing with confidential records and financial information of alumni  Exercised communications skills with a plethora of alumni and a wide range of clientele Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Research Center – New York, NY May 2015 – August 2015 Physician Office Assistant Summer Intern  Worked as the liaison between the patients and various levels of the clinical and administrative team  Screened and prioritized administrative work (appointment scheduling, clinic preparation, missing documents audit, etc.) Updated and maintained the electronic medical records (EMR) of various patients, dealt with and distributed important/confidential patient information and privacy matters while abiding by the HIPAA code of conduct  Triaged patient calls to clinicians, reacted appropriately to urgent needs (e.g. severe cancer pain; life/death situations)  Presented a final project on the Healthcare Administration ladder at MSK and the importance of quality healthcare Arts and Education Continuum (A&EC) – St. Albans, NY September 2011 – August 2013 Administrative Assistant  Participated in discussions on budget analysis, organization objectives, as well as future administrative endeavors  Managed websites and email blasts for the company by updating calendar events, mission statements, etc.  Produced needed documents, brochures, fliers, etc. for community outreach programming and events LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE/EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITES  Co-President: Phenomenon Step Team (a form of percussive dance where the body is used to create complex rhythms)  Financial Secretary: Mu Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.  Special Projects Coordinator: Black Biomedical and Technical Association  Mentor: B.O.S.S. (Building Ourselves through Sisterhood and Success) Mentorship Program  Member: Cornell Student Health Plan Advisory Committee  Community Service Committee: PATCH (Pre-Professional Association Towards Careers in Health) ADDITIONAL SKILLS Proficient in Microsoft Office programs (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access), Experience with EMR systems (Cadence, Epic), SharePoint, and Statistical Software (Stata, RStudio) 73