VISUALIZATIONS

My undergraduate degree in advertising opened my eyes to properly displaying information for different populations. I strive to make my visualizations accessible to all and easy to understand. My goal is that any reader can understand what I'm trying to show in one visualization within seconds of seeing it, regardless of how complex the information is. Most of my experience with visualizations utilizes RMarkdown, PowerPoint, Tableau, InDesign, and Datawrapper.

I am particularly adept at making effective, clear, aesthetically pleasing presentations that will neither overwhelm nor confuse the audience. I am most eager about helping people create code for reports to help in the efficiency, accuracy, and display of information.

As a note, some of the visualizations have been updated since leaving organizations, but the general construction of the website or dashboards are largely based on my work, unless noted otherwise. All images are clickable and will take you to the live, outside links of the work.

AAMC Center for Health Justice

In addition to helping in the creation of national polls and analyzing the data, I was in charge of making all visualizations for five of the polls for the Center for Health Justice.

This is a screenshot of a Tableau dashboard showing COVID-19 metrics including vaccinations, cases, deaths, etc. from late 2021 with a map of daily cases per million.

COVID-19 Tracking

At the beginning of the pandemic, I was tasked with developing dashboards for KFF with the assistance of a Tableau consultant. I produced both state and global dashboards, in addition to the R code to update the data daily.

Mental Health State Fact Sheets

Using R markdown, I created code to create state fact sheets on mental health. Using the code, we could easily update the data, hit run, and it would produce 51 (including DC) fact sheets. Code was created to follow the KFF template, create figures, and adjust text where needed. This increased productivity, lessened the chances for human error, and saved on months of work for KFF.

State Health Care Snapshots

Using the same method as the mental health fact sheets above, I also created "election fact sheets" that provided health care snapshots for every state. These snapshots predominantly used tables to visualize the data.

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