Eugene Manukov
About Eugene Manukov
Eugene Manukov is a Data Manager specializing in Payment Reform at NYU Langone Health, with extensive experience in data analysis and project management across various healthcare organizations.
Company
Eugene Manukov is currently employed at NYU Langone Health as a Data Manager, Payment Reform. His role at the institution has been ongoing since 2014, focusing on various aspects of data analytics and payment reform. NYU Langone Health is a prominent healthcare provider in the Greater New York City Area. Previously, he has held various roles in healthcare and finance across multiple organizations.
Title
Eugene Manukov holds the title of Data Manager, Payment Reform at NYU Langone Health. He has been in this role since 2014 and has been instrumental in spearheading and enhancing analytics within the department.
Background
Eugene Manukov has a background in data analysis, finance, and operational management, demonstrating extensive experience in these fields. His career includes positions at organizations such as Anthem Bluecross & Blueshield/Amerigroup/HealthPlus, Northwell Health/Long Island Jewish Hospital, Health Management Systems, JP Morgan Chase, Healthfirst, and Touro College. Over the years, he has developed expertise in analytics, contract analysis, provider relations, and financial operations.
Education and Expertise
Eugene Manukov studied at City University of New York-College of Staten Island, Touro University, and Fort Hamilton High School. He achieved a degree in Finance from Touro University. His educational background has equipped him with the knowledge necessary for his various analytical and management roles throughout his career.
Achievements
During his tenure at NYU Langone Health, Eugene Manukov developed dashboards in Tableau to track various metrics including opportunity, budgeting, quality measures, and outreach interventions. He has also played a key role in analytics for the NYU Clinically Integrated Network, comprising 3,000 employed and voluntary physicians. His efforts have focused on identifying areas for cost reduction, quality improvement, enhanced care coordination, and better domestic utilization. Additionally, he has collaborated with stakeholders in quality, pharmacy, care management, and finance to ensure their analytic needs are met efficiently and comprehensively.