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Course Category: Healthcare

Healthcare Systems Engineering & Thinking Course
with Sarah Rigsbee
0 Lessonsin Healthcare
- Duration: 4-Day Course
- Healthcare
- Virtual Live
- Healthcare Systems Engineering & Thinking (3/14/22-3/17/22) - $3,500.00
- Healthcare Systems Engineering & Thinking (7/18/22 - 7/20/22) - $3,500.00
- Healthcare Systems Engineering & Thinking (10/17/22 - 10/19/22) - $3,500.00
The Johns Hopkins Healthcare Systems Engineering and Thinking course provides participants with a deep understanding of today's ongoing healthcare challenges and the tools and strategies they need to develop high-impact, long-lasting systems-based solutions.

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Larry Aronhime

Instructor

Lawrence Aronhime is an Associate Teaching Professor in the Center for Leadership Education (CLE) in the Whiting School of Engineering at Johns Hopkins University.

Andrew Ball

Instructor

Andy Ball is the human and complex systems design strategist in JHU/ APL’s Design Thinking Group, where he leads cross-functional teams in the delivery of amazing solutions in the service of national security and space exploration.

Alexis Basantis

Instructor

Alexis Basantis is a human-centered design strategist at JHU/APL. In her role, she utilizes human factors engineering and user-centered design principles to better integrate the human perspective into the design and development of complex technical landscapes.

Rick Blank

Instructor

Rick Blank is the program manager and has been an instructor in Johns Hopkins Engineering’s Engineering for Professionals (EP) MS program in Engineering Management since 2009.

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Alexander Cocron

Instructor

Alexander Cocron is a Lecturer at Johns Hopkins University's Whiting School of Engineering where he co-created the Hopkins Method of innovation, a novel approach to the innovation process focusing on problem discovery at different horizons of opportunity and uncertainty.

Anton T. Dahbura

Instructor

Anton (Tony) Dahbura is the co-director of Johns Hopkins University’s Institute for Assured Autonomy and executive director of the Johns Hopkins University Information Security Institute.

Frank Fratrik

Instructor

Frank Fratrik is the senior director of safety solutions at Edge Case Research, where he manages a group of system safety engineers who provide system safety management and engineering expertise across a diverse customer base of developer, users, and assessors.

John Gersh

Instructor

John Gersh is a principal cognitive engineer in JHU/APL’s Intelligent Systems Branch, where he focuses on human-machine teaming.

Ariel Greenberg

Instructor

Ariel M. Greenberg is a senior staff scientist and project manager at JHU/ APL, whose research interests include psychophysiology, behavioral modeling and simulation, and machine ethics.

Erin Hahn

Instructor

Erin Hahn is a senior national security analyst and principal professional staff member in JHU/APL’s National Security Analysis Mission Area, where she supervises a group of analysts working on broad issues related to technology development and implementation.

Chad Hawthorne

Instructor

Chad Hawthorne is a principal investigator and autonomy researcher at JHU/APL and has 20 years’ experience developing autonomy software for unmanned maritime systems.

Kevin Ligozio

Instructor

Kevin Ligozio serves as the technical director and assistant group supervisor of the Tactical Intelligence Systems Group within the Asymmetric Operations Sector at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory.

Matthew Montoya

Instructor

Matthew (Matt) Montoya is an advisor, instructor, professor, academic program director, and researcher at Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals Systems Engineering, Healthcare Systems Engineering, and Lifelong Learning programs.

Joshua Mueller

Instructor

Josh Mueller is deputy lead engineer for hypersonic kill chains at JHU/ APL, where previously he led the Operational Concepts and Integration Section, a team of analysts focused on meso-scale complex socio-technical systems analysis.

Robert Murray

Instructor

Robert Murray was appointed by NATO’s Secretary General as the Head of NATO’s Innovation Unit in December 2019.

Barton Paulhamus

Instructor

Bart Paulhamus is the chief of the Intelligent Systems Center at Johns Hopkins University’s Applied Physics Laboratory.

Alyson Phillips

Instructor

Alyson (Aly) Phillips is the chief of staff for the Network Specialty Care Team at ChenMed, a value-based primary care and specialty care provider that delivers high-touch, affordable VIP health care to seniors with Medicare Advantage.

John Piorkowski

Instructor

John Piorkowski serves as the Chief AI Architect and supervisor of the Applied Information Sciences Branch within the Asymmetric Operations Sector at the Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Laboratory.

Alan Ravitz

Instructor

Alan D. Ravitz is chief engineer in JHU/APL’s National Health Missing Area and is chair of the Whiting School of Engineering’s Engineering for Professionals MS program in Healthcare Systems Engineering.

Lynn Reggia

Instructor

Lynn Reggia is the supervisor of the Human Machine Engineering Group within JHU/APL’s Air and Missile Defense Sector.

Sarah Rigsbee

Instructor

Sarah Rigsbee is a senior human-centered design and innovation strategist and senior professional staff member at JHU/APL and is the lead human-centered design strategist for JHU’s Institute for Assured Autonomy (IAA).

Pedro Rodriguez

Instructor

Pedro A. Rodriguez is the principal technical leader of multiple deep learning projects at JHU/APL, where currently he focuses on developing and deploying deep learning algorithms at the tactical edge for the U.S. Army and the Joint AI Center (JAIC).

Lia Scarince

Instructor

Lia Scarince leads program strategy and project execution initiatives within the National Health Mission Area at JHU/APL, where she leverages 20 years’ experience at the front lines of public, private, and military health systems.

Aurora Schmidt

Instructor

Aurora C. Schmidt is a project manager in JHU/APL’s Research and Exploratory Development Mission Area, and her research interests include sensor networks, estimation and coordination problems, signal processing, compressed sensing, optimization, multi-target tracking, control theory, and information and decision-making.

Christina Selby

Instructor

Christina Selby is a senior professional staff member and section supervisor at JHU/APL, with expertise in developing and analyzing mathematical methodologies to solve critical problems that are not well understood.

Tamim Sookoor

Instructor

Tamim Sookoor is a researcher at JHU/APL, where his research interests include cyber physical systems (CPS), cyber security, the Internet of Things (IoT), and machine learning.

Adam Watkins

Instructor

Adam Watkins is a principal staff member of JHU/APL with over 15 years’ experience in autonomy and robotics.

Dan Yaroslaski

Instructor

Dan Yaroslaski is a senior professional staff member in the Tactical Intelligence Systems group within the Asymmetrical Operations Sector at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory.

Reed Young

Instructor

Reed Young is a member of the senior professional staff in the Research and Exploratory Development Mission Area at JHU/APL, where he serves as the program manager for Robotics and Autonomy.