Featured · Cofounder & Data Analyst · 2023–2026 · Portland, OR
Baby Steps IVF
Compares 400+ US fertility clinics on outcomes adjusted for the patients each clinic actually treats, so clinics that take harder cases aren't penalized.
Sam Celarek
Healthcare Data Analyst
Former Neuro ICU Nurse
Portland, Oregon
Portfolio
Eight years as a nurse, including five in neuro ICUs and four on a hospital Quality Improvement & Safety Council, two as chair. Then three years in data: I design databases, models and pipelines for healthcare questions, and I test them before anyone acts on them.
Featured · Cofounder & Data Analyst · 2023–2026 · Portland, OR
Compares 400+ US fertility clinics on outcomes adjusted for the patients each clinic actually treats, so clinics that take harder cases aren't penalized.
Data Analyst · 2023–2026 · Nerevu Group LLC, Peoria, IL (remote)
Production SQL Server, SSIS and Python pipelines, model evaluation and client reporting. Cut lead prep from 30+ minutes to about one.
See the work →Critical Care Nurse · Oct 2019 – Aug 2022 · Portland, OR
Made treatment decisions from labs, assessments and live monitoring on a multidisciplinary NCCU team. Chaired the Scheduling Committee and created the unit's Excel scheduling model.
See nursing →Charge Nurse & QI Council Chair · Jul 2014 – Jul 2019 · St. Louis, MO
Four years on the QI & Safety Council, two as chair. Central line infections fell 41% after a house-wide rollout I led. Two-time DAISY Award winner.
See the results →Organizer · 6 years · Portland, OR
Led Portland's effective altruism and rationality community for six years: won an EA Funds grant to grow it, then moved it to community funding. 1,166 members, 547 events, a 4.6-star rating, weekly dinners and a book club.
See the community →May – Aug 2023
Top of cohort (98%).
Aug 2010 – May 2014
BSN, graduated as a Provost Scholar.
BrainStation · 2023
BrainStation · 2023
Capstone · BrainStation · 2023
Time series and epidemiological models forecasting COVID cases 14 days out.
See the capstone →“You can't actually feel the weight of the world. The human mind is not capable of that feat. But sometimes, you can catch a glimpse.”— Nate Soares, On Caring