2022 Week 1 recap
There are endless options when considering the transition to tech. My objective is to find a role that utilizes some of my background and skills. I work with a lot of lab test data, patient information and adverse event reports. Due to the sensitive nature of the information I work with, it can be hard to create projects using real data from work to showcase my skills. With these things in mind, I need to create a learning and study plan for myself.
I have a knack for organizing meetings, facilitating and keeping things on track. For this reason, I have chosen to become a certified Scrum Product Owner through the Scrum Alliance. This is will me to learn the Agile framework for project management and secure the credential. It’s a fairly common credential in the tech community for non-coding related roles.
After that, I’ll continue studying for the AWS Solutions Architect Associate exam. Securing this cert will attest that I understand cloud infrastructure, which is valuable for any product owner.
Then I’ll move on to business analyst tools like SQL and Python.
The projects I have in mind for 2022 are:
1. Create a machine learning algorithm to categorize adverse event reports. This will save me an inordinate amount of time each month and will be a valuable asset to my institution.
2. Create a Tableau dashboard of all the Covid test result data we’ve processed in the last 22 months.
3. Create a database/repository for patient safety events, patient outcomes and health disparities data for the Blacks in America.
What I worked on this week.
Spent 3 hours in Datacamp in Introduction to SQL.
Spent 1 hour in AWS Techincal Essentials.
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