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Gino S
@ginosartor
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Epidemiologist and biostatistician
Italy
Italian, English
About me
Hi! I am an epidemiologist and biostatistician, I use R and other statistical tools to clean datasets, perform data analysis and visualization; I have a background in medical and social science data. You can find my scientific publications on international journals in PubMed.
I am certified as data scientist associate at Data Camp.
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Gino S
$55/hour
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Statistical Modeling & Analytics
I will do data cleaning, analysis, statistics, tables and charts
Statistical Modeling & Analytics
I will do r coding and programming
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Work experience
Medical Knowledge Engineer
Solventum
Nov 2025 - Present • 8 mos
Disease classification, semantic analysis, software development, natural language processing
Medical doctor
ULSS 2 Marca Trevigiana • Full-time
Nov 2020 - Nov 2025 • 5 yrs
Worked in primary care, with a particular focus on epidemiology and data analysis
Medical Doctor
University of Florence - Azienda ospedaliera Careggi • Full-time
Sep 2016 - Nov 2020 • 4 yrs 2 mos
Healthcare organization, epidemiology and data analysis
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nicola_vicari
Italy
Gino è stato fantastico: disponibile, rapido ed estremamente professionale
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Canada
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marseri
Belgium
Extremely fast and responsive. Professional and highly competent. I recommend him if you need a data analyst!
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sweetpea_92
United States
Gino was incredibly helpful and professional. He was well-versed in assisting me with my project and worked diligently to ensure its completion. I highly recommend him to anyone in need of his expertise.
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jgetto
United States
Language Barrier and perhaps my own explanation of the data made it hard to get across what exactly I was looking for.
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