Global Health Analyst
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Skills
Many health analyst positions require a Data Visualization and Communication and Data Science for Health Data specialization or certification. Depending on the industry and work environment, health analysts use a variety of computer software, including:
- Microsoft Excel
- Statistical Analysis Software (SAS)
- Structured Query Language (SQL)
- Tableau
- Power BI
Education
An aspiring health analyst should have at least a bachelor’s degree in public health, statistics, or another quantitative or analytical field. A Health Data Science specialization or certification can help aspiring professionals gain valuable skills and knowledge. Many employers seek candidates with a master’s degree in health administration, data analysis, or a related field.
Career Path
Individuals interested in this field may start as data entry clerks or research assistants, assisting experienced health analysts with complex projects. After gaining experience and developing the necessary skills, they may advance to health analyst roles.
