Summary
Alan Yeung is a Healthcare Scientist (Advanced) and statistical epidemiologist with eight years’ experience building and managing national public-health data systems, most notably the UK’s Hepatitis B database. He combines deep expertise in R and SQL with applied research at Public Health Scotland and Glasgow Caledonian University to deliver surveillance statistics, predictive models, and policy-relevant analyses for blood‑borne viruses and STIs. His PhD work on infectious-disease transmission and vaccine effectiveness informs pragmatic modelling approaches used in routine surveillance and outbreak analysis. Alan has a track record of turning messy linkage problems into robust datasets and actionable quality indicators, including novel visualisations for care-home analytics. He is particularly interested in prediction using statistical methods and brings a reproducible, code-first mindset to public health challenges. Based in Kirkintilloch, Scotland, he blends academic rigour with operational delivery across government and university settings.
8 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Statistical Epidemiology, Achieved, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Statistical Epidemiology, Achieved at University of Strathclyde