Make Progress + End 2020 Strong During Changing Times

November 5, 5:00pm, EST - 6:30pm, EST

Live Webinar : Link to webinar will be sent 2 days prior to the event

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Are you unsure of how to pivot or begin your career search? This student/recent graduate webinar is for you.

Most likely the traditional job search has been a bit different this year, but that doesn’t mean you can’t continue to make forward momentum. Let us help you with career advice to position yourself for success. During this webinar, learn how to leverage your skill set to create a more meaningful dialogue leading you to the role you want. Discover academic courses and certifications that help raise your visibility in the industry. The webinar will provide timely, relevant content from subject matter experts, real world experience from industry leaders and Q&A with participants. Our panelists represent a variety of sectors in healthcare from the New England area.

Monique Czulewicz, Epic Analyst at Mount Auburn Hospital, current student at Northeastern University's Master of Health Informatics Program and Student Activities Chair of New England HIMSS, will moderate this dynamic panel. It includes the following thought leaders:

  • Tom Agresta, Director of Clinical Informatics at Center for Quantitative Medicine University of Connecticut School of Medicine
  • Renee Broadbent, Senior Manager, vCISO Services at Wolf & Company and Undergraduate adjunct faculty member teaching courses in Business Planning, Project Management, Leadership and Organizational development at Southern New Hampshire University
  • Dan Flanagan , Program Manager for Community Connect at Boston Medical Center and Instructor for Health Data and Electronic Health Records at Brandeis University
  • Kevin Nguyen, MCPHS Master of Public Health program (Dec 2020 graduate) and Business Analyst at called SMC Partners
  • Sarah Zhang, Northeastern University Master of Health Informatics Program (December 2019 graduate) Business Intelligence Analyst at Commonwealth Care Alliance

 

 

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Renee E. Broadbent, MBA, HITRUST CCSFP, CHQP
Senior Manager, VCISO

OVERVIEW
Renee serves as Senior Manager, vCISO Services for Wolf, where she develops, implements, and provides vCISO services for clients. She is a senior level healthcare executive with an extensive background in information security, strategic planning, information technology, HIPAA, data interoperability, and value based care.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE
 Renee has held the role of Chief Information Security Officer and Chief Information Officer in both hospital health systems and Managed Care Organizations (MCO). Most recently, she served as AVP of Population Health Information Technology and Strategy at UMass Memorial Health Care in Worcester, MA; she was part of the leadership team that achieved $22 million in savings for the Accountable Care Organization, and was a member of the Cyber Security Executive Committee, which provided oversite to the healthsystem on the execution of the data security strategy.

Monique Czulewicz
Epic Professional Billing Analyst
Technology Services, Mount Auburn Hospital

Monique Czulewicz is a certified Epic Resolute Analyst at Mount Auburn Hospital who enjoys working hands-on with hospital billing systems. She is also a current a graduate student at the Healthcare Informatics Program at Northeastern University. She serves as the current Student Activities Chair for the New England HIMSS Chapter. For two consecutive terms in 2019 and 2020, she pursued the NEHIMSS Treasury role and has previously volunteered with the NEHIMSS Programs Committee. In her spare time, Monique values being with family and friends at Candlewood Lake, Connecticut.

Dan Flanagan, MS
IT Program Manager

Boston Medical Center

Dan is an IT Program Manager at Boston Medical Center, where he has spent the past 8 years implementing, supporting, and optimizing their Epic Electronic Health Record. Dan’s IT background is primarily in Emergency Department and OR EHR design, where he led a team that built a modern, efficient, and integrated platform tailored to BMC’s Level 1 Trauma Center, the largest in New England. Prior to BMC, Dan was part of the Implementation Services team at MEDITECH, managing Emergency Department installations to help sites meet Meaningful Use Stages I and II. He also served as a Clinical Governance Intern with the United Kingdom’s National Health Service.
Since 2017, Dan has taught a graduate course in EHRs and Health Data at Brandeis University’s Rabb School, where he applies his experience to teach health care professionals on the complexities of EHR Implementations and Systems Integrations.
Dan holds a M.S. in International Health Policy and Management from Brandeis University’s Heller School for Social Policy and Management, and a B.S. in Health Management and Policy from the University of New Hampshire.

Kevin Nguyen

Business Analyst

SMC Partners

After earning my Bachelor’s Degree in Biomedical Informatics from Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (MCPHS) University, I realized that I have a passion for doing work that has a large impact on communities. Therefore, I enrolled into MCPHS’ Master of Public Health program and am scheduled to graduate in December. While taking these classes online, I focused on networking with health care professionals and experts to gain insight on the healthcare field. Eventually through networking, I was fortunate enough to have been introduced to a Health IT Consultant Company called SMC Partners. I’ve now been a member of SMC for the past year and a half working as a Business Analyst.

Sarah Zhang
Business Analyst
Commonwealth Care Alliance

I started working at Commonwealth Care Alliance as a Business Analyst one month after graduating from Northeastern University with an MS in Health Informatics. Six months after being hired, I was moved to a new team in the same department and given the title of Business Intelligence Analyst. My current role enables me to utilize business intelligence and data analysis tools to manage various challenging projects that improve member care and bring insight to stakeholders. I worked in the education field for years before deciding to get my master’s degree. Switching career paths is never easy, but the Health Informatics Program and my experiences at HIMSS greatly facilitated my transition.