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"The Health, The Data, and The Environment" explores how artificial intelligence and machine learning advance human health across Environmental Toxicology, Health Disparities, and Health Data Science.
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How Much Math is Required to be a Data Professional? (opens the original)
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Well, the answer to that question depends on your role. Solid basic math skills are required for every Data role, at every level. But people might be surprised to know that advanced and higher level math, is really only required for jobs at the Data Scientist or above levels. Of course, a lot depends on your job duties (I was a Senior Data Analyst doing machine learning years ago), so this could vary.Do you agree with the chart below? Why or why not? <a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img"
On The Job Hunt Again!!! (opens the original)
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In what is THE most challenging job market I’ve EVER seen, it’s time I use my Substack space for more than just writing articles and making announcements. And with that brief intro, I’m announcing that I’m officially exploring opportunities beyond my current Postdoc!Folks familiar with my work, know I’ve built a career at the intersection of multiple disciplines. As such, I’ve spent the past 20+ years working across Science, Data, Informatics, Research, and for the past 10 years incorporating Ar
Ask Me Anything About Public Health Data Analytics careers and the Data Accelerator: With Dr. Kimberly Deas, Founder of AIAD Consulting (opens the original)
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Join me this Sunday at noon (August 16th) for an “Ask Me Anything” session about the second cohort of the Public Health Data Analytics Accelerator™ (PHDAA™). This session is an opportunity to:• Learn more about the field of Public Health Data Analytics• Explore the skills and projects included in PHDAA™• Ask questions about the program before registeringRegistration information is provided below, and I look forward to seeing you!You are invited to a Zoom meeting. When: Aug 16, 2026 12:00 PM East
A Few Lessons I Learned From My First Public Health Data Analytics Accelerator™ (PHDAA™) (opens the original)
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Running the first cohort of the Public Health Data Analytics Accelerator™ (PHDAA™) reinforced something I’ve known for a while:Learning to code and analyze data isn’t enough to make someone a strong data analyst.I’ve also heard employers express concerns about whether some job candidates have the critical thinking, problem-solving, and initiative required to work with data independently. After teaching our first cohort, I understand why those skills continue to come up in hiring conversations. B
Public Health Data Analytics Accelerator™ (PHDAA™) (opens the original)
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Gaining Data Analytics skills is one of the quickest ways to make your job application more competitive in one of the tightest job markets we’ve seen in decades. And if you’re an MPH student or graduate, you’re probably painfully aware of how significantly Public Health opportunities have changed over the past two years.Give yourself an edge by developing practical skills in Excel, SQL, and Python through the Public Health Data Analytics Accelerator.Complete our interest form at the link to rece
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