Judy J. Kang
judith.kang.wg11@wharton.upenn.edu New York University, New York, NY B.S., Cum Laude, Finance and Actuarial Science, 2005
Mehdi Khachani
mehdi.khachani.wg11@
wharton.upenn.edu
Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal, Canada B.Eng., Electrical Engineering, 2003 McGill University, Canada
M.Eng., Honors, Biomedical Engineering, 2006
Miranda B. Kim
miranda.kim.wg11@
wharton.upenn.edu
Amherst College, Amherst, MA B.A., Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa, Biology, 2006
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Philadelphia, PA M.D. Candidate, 2011
An opportunity to provide strategic leadership in healthcare services.
Medco Health Solutions, Montvale, NJ Summer Associate, Summer 2010 Performed market opportunity analysis for incorporating Retiree Reimbursement Accounts to current product portfolio; devised a method- ology to identify potential strategic partners and developed business plan with product launch strategy. Developed pricing models, managed regulatory guidance and automated operational process flow to support the successful implementation of a health care reform product.
Hewitt Associates, LLC, New York, NY Actuarial Consultant, 2005-2009 Designed annual strategic Health and Welfare plans for client health care budgets of $20-500M. Formed operational and statistical models to forecast expenses and evaluate effectiveness of employer-based health care programs. Led financial and strategic teams to redesign a retiree benefit program for large pharmaceutical company. Built models to project expected life-time health care expenditures and created sustainable reimbursement structure; resulted in the development and implementation of a harmonized program with minimized participant disruption and accounting cost neutrality.
A business development opportunity in emerging or developed markets focused on medical technologies.
Medtronic, Brussels, Belgium Associate Market Development Specialist, Summer 2010
Led market development project to increase adoption of Balloon Kyphoplasty in the geriatric segment across 6 European countries. Following presentation to senior management, recommendations implemented in FY10. Obtained funding for 2 pilot projects aimed at improving therapy awareness and referral linkages in the UK and Belgium. Led workshop in Milan to train local teams and built a market development plan for the Italian market.
Alfred Mann Institute, Los Angeles, CA Software Development Manager, 2008-2009
Managed team of 6 engineers to develop innovative prosthetic technologies. Co-authored and pre- sented proposal for “Revolutionizing Prosthetics 2009” project granting extension of a multi-million DARPA contract for two years. Outlined and implemented strategy for second phase of the project.
Software Engineer, 2006-2008 Integrated modeling and virtual rehabilitation systems/software to the overall DARPA project and directed deployment in collaborating centers. Published technological advances in leading biomedical journals and conferences.
An opportunity to use my clinical and business expertise to improve health care quality and delivery.
University of Pennsylvania Health System, Philadelphia, PA
Research Intern, Summer 2010-Present Analyze the current method used by the Board of Directors to track activity and productivity of each department. Vital to develop more accurate measures given that technologies and reimbursements have changed over the years and these metrics are used for budgeting purposes.
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Department of Radiation Oncology, Philadelphia, PA Clinical Research Intern, Summer 2010-Present
Determine optimal timing of PET/CT scans for patients diagnosed with lung cancer by investigating how often appropriately staged patients undergoing PET/CT simulations for radiation therapy treatment planning had either staging or treatment intent changes. Perform cost-effective analyses of a full diagnostic PET/CT with a definitive course of chemora- diotherapy in lung cancer patients.
United Community Clinics, Philadelphia, PA
Medical Student Coordinator for Physician Scheduling and Patient Education, 2006-2008
Educate patients on various health topics from influenza virus to HIV to hypertension. Contact physicians to set weekly clinic schedule. Discuss how to optimize patient flow, manage limited funds, determine effective ways to keep patient records.
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