Jacquelyn e Neal

Background

About Jacquelyn e Neal

I love solving problems of all kinds, and I am interested in learning how my analytical background can be applied to drive business decisions, whether that involves improving patient outcomes or the ability to serve customers. I recently completed a PhD in Biostatistics at Vanderbilt University. My research focused on incorporating time-dependent disease factors into longitudinal models as a precursor to building better prediction models. For example, to predict whether a patient develops Alzheimer’s at age 80, we want to be able to use their health information at age 75, while incorporating past patient history from when the patient originally entered a study at age 60. As I work in industry, I am preparing my dissertation work for publication.