New opportunities to apply my data management skills, data analysis skills, research skills and data driven decision making. I enjoy team working, educating, coaching and training through transformational leadership. Ethical thinking is a crucial and necessary element in all aspect of my professional and personal life. Technology is my best tool.

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OBJECTIVES
New opportunities to apply my
data management skills, data
analysis skills, research skills
and data driven decision
making. I enjoy team working,
educating, coaching and training
through transformational
leadership. Ethical thinking is a
crucial and necessary element in
all aspect of my professional and
personal life. Technology is my
best tool.
SKILLS
Leadership, Epidemiologist,
Statistician, Educator,
Researcher, Team Work,
Supervision and coordination,
Project Manager, Data Manager,
Coding, Leadership, Public
Speaking, Ethics, Effective
Communication, Fitness, Healthy
Living, Technology, Social
Media, Videogames.
DR. ORVILLE M. DISDIER
EPIDEMIOLOGIST, EDUCATOR, DATA SCIENTIST, PUBLIC SPEAKER
EXPERIENCE
SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER - PUERTO RICO INSTITUTE OF STATISTICS
(Actual job)
Development and teaching workshops and seminars in statistics and
related topics. Research, publication of statistical reports, scientific
papers and scientific presentations.
PROFESSOR & CURRICULUM DEVELOPER – COLUMBIA CENTRAL
UNIVERSITY, CAGUAS, PUERTO RICO
(Actual job)
Quantitative methods, basic statistics, ethics in business, distance
teaching.
EDUCATION
DOCTOR IN EDUCATION (Ed.D.), LEADERSHIP
School of Education, Universidad del Turabo, Gurabo, Puerto Rico.
MASTER IN SCIENCE (M.S.), EPIDEMIOLOGY
School of Public Health, Medical Sciences Campus, University of Puerto
Rico, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
BACHELLOR IN NATURAL SCIENCES (B.S.)
University of Puerto Rico in Cayey, Puerto Rico.
RECENT PUBLICATION TOPICS
 Adult literacy and its relation with some health aspects.
 Association of major depression and diabetes in medically indigent
Puerto Rican Adults.
 Changing Medical ICU Environment and the Impact on Nosocomial
Infection.
 Prevalence of diabetes among adults with viral hepatitis in Puerto Rico.
One page elegant resume – Dr. Disdier (031618)