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Bari J Dzomba serves as Associate Professor of Instruction and Graduate Program Director in the Department of Health Services Administration and Policy at Temple University's College of Public Health. With over 20 years of cross-sector experience spanning academic health systems, medical education, pharmaceuticals, and insurance, she joined Temple in 2018 after leadership roles at Penn State College of Medicine where she directed informatics initiatives for clinical research and medical school accreditation.
Education:
- PhD in Leadership, Alvernia University
- MS in Information Science, The Pennsylvania State University
- BA in Advertising Design, The College of New Jersey
Research Focus: Dr. Dzomba specializes in health informatics applications for public health, with emphasis on data analytics, machine learning, and health information systems. Her work integrates population health informatics with practical healthcare solutions, developing foundational courses in health data standards and text mining while leading initiatives like the research data warehouse for clinical translational science.
Publication Trends: Recent research demonstrates her dual focus on public health surveillance (applying NLP to vaccine safety monitoring) and health informatics workforce development (analyzing educational programs against job market demands). This reflects her commitment to bridging technical health data capabilities with real-world healthcare system needs.
Awards: No scientific awards were documented in the provided materials.
Academic Leadership: As Graduate Program Director, she oversees curriculum development for health informatics degrees while teaching eight courses spanning healthcare database design, data analytics, and machine learning applications. Her prior role leading Penn State's medical school accreditation data initiatives demonstrates significant administrative impact.
Technical Teams: Previously directed informatics and IT teams for Penn State's Clinical and Translational Science Institute, managing i2b2 implementation and research data warehouse operations that supported institutional research infrastructure.
