During this episode of "No Laughing Matter with Cuba Pete", Joe hosts Drs. Karin Esposito and Jamie Fairclough, RUCOM, as well as Daisy Chen of AlphaConverge. We will discuss how technology impacts medical education and how future technological innovation will continue to transform healthcare and medical education. This conversation will also explore how technology can address some of the barriers related to the Social Determinants of Health.
Daisy Chen
About our guest ... Daisy Chen is the founder of a “Best Big Data" and
"Most Innovative Machine Learning" company in Nevada, Daisy has
almost two decades of experience in tackling complex projects for
highly matrixes fortune 500 companies, leading management consulting
firm, and top media & advertising agencies. She started to lead top
companies' analytics functions in her 20s, and have a proven track record
of building & evangelizing best practices, mentoring analytics talents,
cultivating collaborative relationships, and deliver solid business results
in diverse industries.
Daisy is a partner at AlphaConverge, a management consulting firm that
is recognized as one of the best in big data, data integration, business
intelligence and machine learning. Daisy has extensive experience in
leading top companies’ analytics functions and tackling complex
projects at highly matrixed fortune 500 companies, leading management
consulting firms and top advertising agencies.
Dr. Karin Esposito
https://medicine.roseman.edu/home/leadership/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/karin-esposito-md-phd-43391350/
Dr. Karin Esposito is Professor and Senior Executive Dean
for Academic and Student Affairs at Roseman University College of Medicine
(RUCOM). She is the Chief Academic Officer for the medical school and will serve as
the faculty lead for accreditation. She has held previous roles in curriculum, advising,
and student affairs and also has experience as a residency program director. Dr.
Esposito received her PhD in biochemistry and molecular biology, as well as her MD,
from the University of Miami, and she completed her residency training in psychiatry
at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, Florida. Her research interests have spanned
basic and clinical research, education research, and hospital-based quality
improvement research at various times in her career.
Prior to coming to Roseman, Dr. Esposito held roles at Florida International University
Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine as Executive Associate Dean for Student
Affairs, Associate Dean for Curriculum and Medical Education and as Associate Dean
for Academic Affairs and for Women in Medicine and Science. Dr. Esposito was also
the founding program director for the psychiatry residency at Citrus Health Network.
Dr. Jaime Fairclough
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-fairclough-phd-mph-ms-2901564b/
Dr. Jamie Fairclough serves as Associate Dean, Professor,
and Director of the Data Science & Analytics Unit at Roseman University College
of Medicine (RUCOM). As a data leader, Dr. Fairclough oversees the data
infrastructure and analytics strategy plans and leads current cloud
adoption/transformation efforts in the medical school. Before coming to
RUCOM, Dr. Fairclough held faculty appointments at Florida International
University (Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine), Florida State University
(College of Medicine), and Palm Beach Atlantic University (Gregory School of
Pharmacy). She also worked in government operations, managing a statewide
risk surveillance system for the Florida Department of Health (Bureau of
Epidemiology) in collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention
(CDC). Dr. Fairclough earned her BS, MPH, and MS degrees from the University of
Florida and her PhD from Florida State University. She subsequently completed
postdoctoral fellowship training in Behavioral Medicine Research at Duke
University Medical Center, as well as postgraduate/executive training in medical
statistics at Stanford University; data science, AI, and machine learning at the
University of Texas at Austin; data engineering at the University of Chicago; and
Healthcare AI at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Fairclough holds a secondary
appointment as Adjunct Professor of Data Science at Noorda College of
Osteopathic Medicine and was recently selected as an NWCCU | SACSCOC
2022-2023 Data Equity Fellow.