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Emily Kelty
Commercial Analyst | RA Capital
Emily Kelty is an accomplished Business Analytics Associate in the biotechnology industry, with experience in pharmaceutical research, competitive intelligence, and database creation and management. With a focus on microbiome and MPN therapeutics, Emily has an educational background in Health Services and completed a Certificate in Business Analytics from Harvard Business School Online. Emily has worked at RA Capital Management for several years, starting as a Research Assistant and working her way up to Senior Research Assistant and then her current position as Business Analytics Associate. In these roles, she has shown expertise in data analysis using Excel and Python, as well as market research and curating information. Prior to her work at RA Capital Management, Emily was a Contract Assistant at the Health and Social Care Professionals Council and the Healthcare Division of Cpl Jobs Ireland, as well as an intern at Elfrida Rathbone Camden's Leighton Education Project.
Highlights
When I was a senior in college, I was walking through the student union and saw that Be The Match was there offering free pizza and snacks for those who joined their donor registry. I swabbed, signed and went on my merry way with free food in hand, never giving it a second thought - until this past summer.
Turns out, almost a decade later, I had been matched with someone with leukemia who needed stem cells.
As someone who works on the business end of the Biotech sector and who has studied blood cancers in the past, it was a rare chance to take an active part in the treatment cycle I had only known about in theory. This week I completed the stem cell donation process and am proud to have been able to contribute to someone’s cure.
If you’ve ever been curious about joining the registry - take a look at the BeTheMatch website (www.bethematch.org)!
A few months ago when I was trying to find COVID19 vaccine appointments for my parents, it was almost impossible to snag one without spending hours refreshing the page. With vaccine eligibility opening for everybody in Massachusetts next week, I decided to use Python to automatically find openings as they're released on the CVS website. If you're interested in my methods I published an article on Medium!
#python #covid19vaccine #automation #cvs
