Courtney Guillen
About Courtney Guillen
Courtney Guillen is a Clinical Data Abstractor at Atlantic Health, where she has worked since 2015. She holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Business Administration and Management from Waldorf University and has experience in managing clinical data and reporting for infectious diseases.
Work at Atlantic Health System
Courtney Guillen has been employed at Atlantic Health System since 2015, currently serving as a Clinical Data Abstractor at Overlook Hospital. In this role, she is responsible for managing and reporting clinical data related to infectious diseases. Previously, she worked as an Administrative Assistant in Infection Control at the same hospital from 2014 to 2015. Her experience at Atlantic Health includes coordinating with state and CDC officials to facilitate testing for communicable diseases and ensuring timely reporting of clinical data.
Education and Expertise
Courtney Guillen has a diverse educational background. She studied Psychology at Rutgers University for one year in 1998-1999. She later pursued Business Administration at the Rutgers University Center for Management Development, where she completed a Mini-MBA in 2006. Additionally, she earned a Bachelor of Applied Science in Business Administration and Management from Waldorf University, studying from 2018 to 2021. Courtney also completed Sandler Sales Management Training, focusing on Sales and Management from 2007 to 2008.
Background
Courtney Guillen has a background in both healthcare and business management. Her initial experience in healthcare began at Atlantic Health System, where she contributed to infection control efforts. Over the years, she has developed skills in data management and reporting, particularly in the context of infectious diseases. Her education in business administration complements her clinical role, providing her with a well-rounded perspective on healthcare operations.
Achievements
Courtney Guillen has made significant contributions to her role as a Clinical Data Abstractor. She developed a system for tracking and reporting COVID-19 positive cases to state authorities, which included training Infection Prevention staff and streamlining reporting procedures. Additionally, she presented influenza and other respiratory virus statistics at department and facility-level meetings on a monthly and annual basis. Her efforts have enhanced the efficiency of data management and reporting within her department.