Mark-Philip Sapiter

🎓 Recent Graduate | Bachelor’s Degree | Conestoga College 🌟
Hello LinkedIn community! 👋 I am a recent graduate with a Bachelor’s from Conestoga College, equipped with a passion for Health Informatics and a commitment to continuous learning. 🚀

🔍 About Me: Inquisitive and adaptable, I thrive in dynamic environments and enjoy tackling challenges head-on. My academic journey has provided me with a solid foundation in Information Technology, Data Management, Health Analytics and Business Intelligence, and Usability and User Experience (UX), and I am eager to apply my knowledge in real-world scenarios.

🌐 Key Skills:
• Proficiency in IT systems, database management, and networking. 
• Skills in data collection, storage, retrieval, and analysis. 
• Data analytics skills to derive meaningful insights from healthcare data.
• Design and evaluation of user interfaces in healthcare applications to ensure they are user-friendly and efficient for healthcare professionals.

🔧 Projects: During my academic journey, I had the privilege of contributing to a project where I leveraged Power BI to create a comprehensive dashboard on the impact of COVID-19 on mental health in Canada. I conducted ETL operations on diverse data sources, consolidating them into a Microsoft Excel database, and used DAX and M Language in Power BI for precise data processing and analysis. This experience significantly enhanced my technical proficiency, particularly in Power BI, while also fostering my ability to collaborate effectively in a team. Overall, it was a valuable opportunity that sharpened my analytical and technical skills, providing me with a solid foundation for future endeavors.

🚀 Passionate about Health Informatics: 
I am driven by a genuine passion for health informatics and its potential to drive positive change. Whether it's optimizing Data Management or enhancing Usability and User Experience (UX), I am excited about the prospect of contributing my skills to the field. My commitment to leveraging technology to improve healthcare outcomes aligns seamlessly with my specific interests in health informatics. I am eager to channel this enthusiasm into meaningful contributions that advance innovation and positively impact the healthcare industry.

🤝 Open to Opportunities: I am actively seeking opportunities to apply my skills and knowledge in a professional setting. If you know of any opportunities that align with my background and interests, or if you just want to connect and share experiences, feel free to reach out!

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I'm Mark-Philip Sapiter, a proud graduate of Conestoga College, holding a Bachelor of Applied Health Information Science (Honours). My skill set encompasses SQL, M Language, DAX, HTML, CSS, Python, and more. In my capacity as a Data Administrator at Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute, I adeptly managed databases using SQL, optimized contract processes, and contributed to workflow enhancements, resulting in a 25% increase in on-time contract renewals. Serving as a UX/UI Designer & Software/App Developer at Ryerson Health Prediction Lab, I created interactive prototypes with Figma, conducted usability testing, and played a key role in user persona development. My role as an EMR Training Assistant at Conestoga College involved delivering technical support and enhancing project communication. In a notable project, I utilized Power BI to construct a dashboard illustrating the impact of COVID-19 on mental health in Canada. Beyond academic and project accomplishments, I've worked in diverse roles at FedEx, The Canadian Shield, Zehrs, and Loblaw Companies Limited, showcasing robust organizational, communication, and customer service skills.

In my most relevant education, I delved into Health Information Science, a multidisciplinary field where I applied information technology and management principles to healthcare and medical data. My coursework involved understanding the collection, storage, retrieval, and secure management of health-related information, emphasizing the importance of efficient and secure information flow within healthcare systems. Through projects and studies, I engaged with electronic health records, health informatics, data analysis, and healthcare technologies, all aimed at improving patient care, healthcare outcomes, and contributing to medical research. It was a rewarding exploration of how information and technology intersect in the healthcare domain to make a meaningful impact.