Vida Araban

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Email Vida Araban at vidaaraban@shaw.ca. This email is the most updated Vida Araban's email found in 2026.

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To contact Vida Araban send an email to vidaaraban@shaw.ca. (updated on February 15, 2025)

Business Analyst, Data & Analytics at Provincial Health Services Authority | West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

About Vida Araban

As a Business Analyst in Data & Analytics at the Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA), Vida Araban plays a pivotal role in transforming clinical data into actionable insights that enhance healthcare delivery, particularly within Cardiac Services BC. With over three years of interdisciplinary experience in healthcare and pharmaceutical science, Vida combines her expertise in statistical analysis and data science to drive evidence-based decision-making. Her proficiency in R programming and SQL allows her to manipulate and analyze complex datasets, while her advanced skills in Microsoft Excel facilitate the visualization of critical findings for stakeholders.

At PHSA, Vida is currently spearheading key projects aimed at optimizing cardiac care pathways. By collaborating with clinical teams, she identifies trends and patterns in patient data that inform treatment protocols and improve patient outcomes. Her work not only enhances operational efficiency but also contributes to the broader goal of advancing public health initiatives. Vida's commitment to detail-oriented research is complemented by her strong time management and teamwork skills, enabling her to effectively coordinate with multidisciplinary teams.

Her passion for clinical research and public speaking further enhances her ability to communicate complex data insights to diverse audiences, ensuring that critical information is accessible and actionable. As a dedicated professional in the healthcare sector, Vida Araban is not only focused on the present challenges but is also driven by the vision of leveraging data analytics to shape the future of cardiac care in British Columbia.

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