Tomo Hirano

Director, Analytics And Data Visualization at Maimonides Medical Center

Tomo Hirano has a diverse work experience in the healthcare industry. They started their career at Southwest Community Health Center Inc as a Quality Assurance Director, where they designed and implemented procedures to ensure high quality and compliance with regulations. They also prepared outcome reports and were responsible for meaningful use reporting.

Later, Tomo Hirano joined Maimonides Medical Center as a Healthcare Analytics Manager. In this role, they created performance reports, performed compliance checks, and organized professional development opportunities. They also served as a Strategic Analyst, analyzing Medicaid claims data and presenting findings at important meetings.

As a Senior Data Analyst, Tomo Hirano developed visualizations for COVID-19 data and quality reports for external organizations. They also created a payment distribution model using Access and Salesforce.

Currently, Tomo Hirano holds the position of Director of Analytics and Data Visualization at Maimonides Medical Center. They lead cross-functional collaboration to produce comprehensive self-service performance reporting systems and structured multiple databases for internal and external performance reports.

Tomo Hirano earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology, General from Bucknell University in 2008. Tomo then pursued a Master's degree in Public Health, specializing in Biostatistics and Epidemiology, from San Diego State University from 2008 to 2010. Prior to that, they attended The Athenian School from 2002 to 2004, but no specific degree or field of study is mentioned.

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Timeline

  • Director, Analytics And Data Visualization

    November, 2021 - present

  • Senior Data Analyst

    January, 2021

  • Strategic Analyst

    September, 2017

  • Healthcare Analytics Manager

    September, 2014

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