I work in the field of global health and epidemiology of non-communicable diseases, and have a long-term experience in international global health projects and leadership of the national registry. I am particularly interested in research of kidney and cardiovascular diseases, social determinants of health, health care access and quality. I had 15 years of experience as the Coordinator of the nationwide registry collecting data from more than 400 facilities of renal replacement therapy (dialysis and kidney transplantation) which provided complex information for ~40,000 patients each year, and the Coordinator of the local city nephrology registry managing data for almost 35,000 patients with all kidney diseases. My responsibilities have been related to providing strategic leadership, data curation and software development. During this activity I designed, developed, and supported registry systems for accounting information at both facility and patient levels. I also constructed and updated data vocabularies, performed data quality control, and coordinated data merge from multiple heterogeneous sources. I set the priorities in the registry work, managed the registry team, performed analysis of collected information, communicated and presented results in scientific meetings, journal publications, and biannual registry reports. Based on my expertise, I was invited to several broad international collaboration initiatives, including the Global Burden of Disease (GBD) Study that aimed to evaluate burden of diseases, injuries and risk factors at the global, regional and national levels. During years of joint work, I developed bibliographic and epidemiological information system for management of ~35,000 data sources, authored and co-authored a dozen of papers highlighting the GBD results. Over a decade I worked in academic education (until recently as Associate Professor) and have excellent knowledge transfer and communication skills. I am skilled in writing and evaluating grant proposals, managing roles of the Academic Editor and reviewer. I have profound knowledge of several computer languages and have developed different types of scientific software. I also have advanced knowledge of statistical software (R) and have performed analysis of clinical, administrative and epidemiological data.