Arushi Bhardwaj

Arushi Bhardwaj is a dedicated Public Health Informatics professional with a strong background in health research and data analysis. Her expertise extends to program design, user experience, and program evaluation within social innovation projects, with a keen focus on integrating healthcare with information technology to address the evolving needs of the Canadian healthcare system.

Arushi is particularly passionate about strategic health technology implementation, decision support advising for quality care, health systems planning, and introducing modern healthcare techniques and technologies to developing nations worldwide. Her interests also lie in health information research and innovation, data management, reporting, and big data analysis, utilizing tools like SPSS, SAS, Excel, R, Python, and SQL.

She pursued her educational journey diligently, earning a Diploma from Enver Creek Secondary, studying at Our Lady of Fatima Convent Sec. School, obtaining a Master of Health Informatics (Executive) from the University of Toronto, a Certificate in Health Informatics from George Brown College, and a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences from Simon Fraser University.

Arushi has made significant contributions in various organizations, holding positions such as Lead, Partner Relationships - Digital Health at Heart & Stroke, Webmaster at Bridge for Health, Consultant in Integrated Business Planning, Lead in Program Data and Evaluation, and Program Analyst at Heart & Stroke, Business Design Specialist at Instantly Creative, Program Coordinator - Social Innovation at City of Surrey, and Microbiology Research Assistant at Simon Fraser University.