Clalit Health Services
Evyatar Said is a Data Analyst currently employed at Clalit Health Services since March 2021, where responsibilities include leading data visualization reports using Power BI and SQL, as well as managing ETL processes to ensure data accuracy and reliability. Prior experience as a Data Analyst at מדיטון אדם בע involved developing automated reports and assessing project profitability. Additionally, experience as a Research Assistant at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem focused on analyzing field data related to linguistic phenomena. Evyatar holds a Bachelor's degree in Linguistics and Political Science from Tel Aviv University and has completed diplomas in SQL and Python.
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Clalit Health Services
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Clalit it is the largest provider of public and semi-private health services in Israel. For over 100 years, Clalit has been at the forefront of medical care and health innovations in Israel. Clalit has over 4.5 million customers, which are 53% of market share Clalit is the largest employer in the country (second only to the government) with 45,000 employees (over 10,000 physicians and 10,000 nurses) Clalit owns 14 hospitals (30% of Israel’s hospital beds) and over 1,400 Primary Clinics which spread all over the country in 8 districts; 820 Pharmacies ; 40 Child Health Centers; 100 Physiotherapy Institutes; 100 Dental clinics; 60 Mental Health Clinics; 55 Specialist Centers; 55 Imaging Institutes; 50 Women's Health Centers. Not just the largest: We are leaders in quality, service and innovations Clalit’s vision: Clalit will strive for a healthy life for the citizens of Israel. Clalit will preserve and improve the health of its patients in health and in illness, encourage them to adopt a healthy lifestyle and work with them as full partners in maintaining their wellness Clalit’s mission: To lead the way in providing high-quality, accessible, innovative and humane medical services to every patient anytime, anywhere. We are hiring for a wide range of positions: Doctors, pharmacists, nurses, research coordinators, psychologists, radiologists, occupational therapists, social workers and more.