This is a brief presentation from T talking about Big Data, Small Data and Data Analytics. T goes over some definitions and shares a couple of examples of the power of small data and data analytics she’s experienced firsthand during her career. T also shares some podcast statistics and sends out a big Thank You to all Let’s Talk Small Data with T supporters as the podcast is now global…listened to on six continents and over 35 countries.
There is BIG interest in talking and sharing stories about the power of Small Data in healthcare.
Tannasia (aka T) Gonzalez, MBA
Small Data Ambassador
Host of Let’s Talk Small Data with T
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/tannasia-aka-t-gonzalez-mba-2225112/
T has amassed over 25 years of experience in healthcare management in several areas including IT project management, informatics, reporting and analysis, financial planning, information systems, regulatory affairs, data governance, and continuous quality improvement. She has a successful track record of process improvement through the development, implementation, and maintenance of over 30 systems with an emphasis on strategically designing and implementing solutions.
A passion for managing healthcare data and harnessing its power for strategic direction has driven T’s career. T is a Data Governance and Data Analytics professional and the host of the podcast Let’s Talk Small Data with T, an informative, storytelling and global podcast that captures the purpose, use, benefits, and thoughts around small data in healthcare.
Her corporation has achieved NYS and NYC Minority & Woman Owned Business Enterprise (MWBE) certification. Previous clients include St. Luke’s Hospital (NY), SUNY Downstate (Brooklyn), and the NYS AIDS Institute (NY).
Education/Certifications/Honors
- Interview - Growth Talk Passion to Succeed with HAMMAD SIDDIQUI, 2020
- Speaker - The Impact of Data Analytics on Population Health - NYR NAHSE, 2019
- Master in Business Administration from Baruch College.
- Bachelors in Biology (pre-medicine) from Pace University.
- Volunteered, along with children, to pose as a family seeking Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PREP) in the Clinical Education Initiative (CEI) video "HIV Prevention with Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis.“
- Featured Summer Enrichment Program (SEP) Mentor in GNYHA’s Skyline News, 2010.
- Young Health Services Award, The National Association of Health Services Executives (NAHSE), 2008.
- President’s Award, The National Association of Health Services Executives (NAHSE), 2007.
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Music credit: Yung Kartz
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@letstalksmalldatapod
Music credit: Yung Kartz
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