PHYSICIAN · HEALTHCARE OPERATIONS · ANALYTICS
Sergio Motta MD · Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
I turn clinical and payer operations into decision intelligence.
Physician and Healthcare Intelligence Coordinator connecting clinical context, health plan data, analytics and automation to solve real operational problems in healthcare.
A portfolio should show judgment, not just tools.
Four recurring problem spaces from real healthcare operations, presented without patient information or proprietary operational detail.
Healthcare operations & access intelligence
Connect demand, specialty capacity, geography and owned-versus-external network behavior to understand where access problems are structural and where capacity should move.
The strongest work starts where clinical reality and operational data disagree.
The role is to make that gap measurable, interpretable and useful for decisions.
Access, capacity & network design
Demand, medical capacity, geography and provider-network behavior translated into operational questions.
Utilization, cost & clinical variation
Requests, authorizations, execution and cost analyzed with clinical context and data-quality discipline.
Medical governance & performance
Indicators, review workflows and governance structures physicians and managers can actually act on.
Automation & decision support
Automation and analytical workflows designed to move useful intelligence closer to the operational decision.
From individual care to healthcare-system intelligence.
Healthcare Intelligence Coordinator
Healthcare intelligence coordination in a Brazilian health plan and payer organization with an owned provider network covering more than 150,000 lives, spanning clinical operations, medical governance, access management, population analytics, automation, cost/utilization visibility and decision support.
Medical Coordinator — Adult Emergency Department
Technical and clinical coordination of a 24/7 adult emergency department: physician staffing, patient safety, evidence-based protocols, operational KPIs, quality improvement and cross-functional incident review.
Medical Doctor
Medical practice in an institutional environment with experience in patient care, operational safety and structured processes.
Medicine is the foundation. Data and informatics extend the field of view.
- Doctor of MedicineUniversidade Unigranrio | Afya
- MBA in Data Science, Artificial Intelligence & AnalyticsUSP · currently enrolled
- UltrasonographyComplementary medical training
- Deep Learning for HealthcareUniversity of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
- Mathematics for Machine LearningImperial College London
- Machine Learning with PythonUSP
- HL7 → FHIR with Healthcare APIGoogle Cloud Skills Boost
- Prehospital and Disaster MedicineCambridge University Press / WADEM · 2015
- World Youth Day — Emergency Medical CoordinationRio 2013 · 1,600+ first responders context
- Rio 2016 Olympic GamesVolunteer Medical Services
Technical depth matters. So does operating in environments where people depend on the system working.
Research, emergency medicine, large-event medical operations and healthcare-system analytics all reinforce the same principle: information only matters when it can support a real decision.
World Youth Day emergency response experience later documented in Prehospital and Disaster Medicine.
On-site medical readiness and healthcare operations in a high-volume international sports environment.
If the challenge sits between healthcare, operations and data, that is where I add the most value.
For professional opportunities, healthcare analytics, health informatics, clinical AI, payer/provider operations or technical collaboration, reach out by email or connect on LinkedIn.