Sandra Sazdovska

I established and was responsible for: - the database of MMA's members and the database of MMA's branches database, - the organization’s website and web portal for online CME events, I introduced and was in charge for the e-commerce component for memberships and tuition fees payments, which I introduced as well; I was in charge for the web studio for online and hybrid Continued Medical Education events

Health records database management - I was in charge for Dbase database of medical records and medical staff. Within the job preparing statistical and performance reports for the organization, and statistical analyses for the ongoing scientific research projects, using my own Python codes and SPSS, and the statistical analyses for the “Perinatological Results in Republic of Macedonia for 2016”, publication of the Republic Center for Reproductive Health.

preparing System Requirement Specifications, test cases, identifying issues, preparing solutions for projects’ bottlenecks, suggesting new and better algorithms, conducting feasibility studies, collaborate with design and marketing teams in apps branding and design, proposing new projects areas etc.

Curriculum focused on research methodologies and statistical analysis in epidemiology, needs assessment, organization, management and financing of health care systems. The statistical analysis of my master thesis research project was done in Stata and with my own Python code for easier reading and interpretation of data. "Parent-of-origin effect on Birth weight" - awarded with Faculty prize for excellence)

Post-graduate course in Bioinformatics, Cologne University Bioinformatics Center (CUBIC) (project of the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research). I was trained in Computer science and mathematics, including a 24 weeks work on a research-oriented project, for which I wrote Python implementation of the mathematical method Formal Concept Analysis. "Self-constructing gene ontologies"

Curriculum focused of biochemistry, physiology and genetics of living organisms, with emphasis on humans.