Danni Yang
About Danni Yang
Danni Yang is an Analyst in Health Economics and Outcomes Research at Analysis Group in Boston, Massachusetts. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics, Healthcare Management, and French from Washington University in St. Louis.
Current Role at Analysis Group
Danni Yang is currently working as an Analyst in Health Economics and Outcomes Research (HEOR) at Analysis Group. She has been with the company since 2019, contributing to the Boston, Massachusetts office. Her role involves conducting complex analyses and providing insights to improve decision-making in healthcare. Her work is crucial in evaluating the economic impacts of health policies and interventions.
Previous Experience at Cardinal Health
In 2018, Danni Yang gained valuable experience as an Operations Intern at Cardinal Health for two months. During her time in the Houston, Texas area, she was involved in operational activities that provided her with insights into the healthcare supply chain and organizational efficiencies.
Internship at ASIP Santé
Danni Yang also served as a European Projects and International Affairs Intern at ASIP Santé in 2018. For two months, she worked in the Paris Area, France. This internship allowed her to engage with international healthcare projects and understand the dynamics of healthcare systems in Europe.
Teaching Assistant at Olin Business School
In 2017, Danni Yang worked as a Microeconomics Teaching Assistant at Olin Business School at Washington University. Over a period of four months in the Greater St. Louis Area, she assisted in teaching microeconomic principles, enhancing her understanding of economic theories and their application.
Internship at City of Irvine
During 2017, Danni Yang had an internship as a City Council Intern in the City of Irvine for one month. Located in the Orange County, California area, this role provided her with a governmental perspective on public administration and policy-making.
Education at Washington University in St. Louis
Danni Yang completed her Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) at Washington University in St. Louis. She studied from 2015 to 2019, majoring in Economics and Healthcare Management with a minor in French. This diverse academic background has equipped her with a broad set of skills applicable to her current role in health economics and outcomes research.