Arlene A.

Arlene A. has a diverse work experience that spans various industries and roles. Arlene currently works at Brightside Health, starting in 2020. Arlene has held multiple positions within the company, including Operations Manager, Product Operations Manager, and their current role as Product Manager.

Prior to Brightside Health, Arlene worked at Triage Consulting Group from 2016 to 2019. Arlene began as an Associate before moving up to become an Experienced Consultant and eventually a Senior Consultant. In these roles, they analyzed medical claims data using SQL-based databases and Excel to identify underpayment trends in insurance reimbursement. Arlene also generated client-facing reports highlighting underpayment trends and providing recommendations for improving revenue cycle processes.

Before joining Triage Consulting Group, Arlene worked as a Research Assistant at Stanford University in the Mind, Culture, and Society Lab. Arlene used HTML and computational tools to create studies and gather data related to improving police-community relations in Oakland, CA. Arlene also conducted field research and utilized software like Morpheus and Photoshop to create stimuli for coded studies.

Additionally, Arlene gained experience as an Intern at U.S Congressman Henry Cuellar's Offices in Washington, DC. Arlene served as the Assistant Coordinator for a high-level U.S.-Mexico government conference on energy resources and policy.

Arlene also worked as a Research Assistant at Stanford University in the Psychophysiology Lab. Their responsibilities included assisting with research projects during a specific period.

Overall, Arlene A. has demonstrated their ability to excel in various roles, utilizing their analytical skills, research expertise, and project coordination capabilities across different industries.

From 2012 to 2016, Arlene A. attended Stanford University, where they earned a Bachelor's degree in Human Biology with a concentration in Nutrition, Healthcare, and Law. Arlene also pursued a minor in Psychology during their time at the university.