Josef Ntim

Compassionate and detail oriented internal medicine residency graduate (June 2026) with a strong foundation in clinical care, research, and quality improvement. Experienced in patient-centered care, interdisciplinary collaboration, and data-driven analysis. Passionate about advancing health equity and improving outcomes for underserved populations.

Private Tutor at Nurturing Wisdom (2021-07 – Present)

• Provided personalized academic support in science and math subjects to middle and high school students
• Adapted teaching strategies to meet diverse learning needs

Senior Clinical Quality Analyst at MD at Home (2021-07 – 2023-06)

• Directed quality oversight as Senior Clinical Quality Analyst, ensuring safe, guideline-based care for homebound patients transitioning from hospital to home.
• Audited clinical documentation and collaborated with physicians and APPs to optimize treatment plans and appropriateness of care.
• Led chronic disease quality improvement initiatives (cardiovascular, kidney, metabolic, COPD, CHF, cancer, diabetes, pain management) for a 5,000+ patient practice using advanced data analytics (Microsoft PivotCharts, EHR synthesis).
• Championed cross-functional communication among providers, clinical organizations, and home health agencies to drive compliance with best practices.
• Mentored and trained junior analysts, providing onboarding, medical case troubleshooting, and decision-making guidance to support clinical teams.
• Spearheaded company-wide medical education initiatives, curating evidence-based resources (NCBI, UpToDate) to strengthen clinician knowledge and patient outcomes.

Family Sustainability Collaborative – Intern at University of Minnesota (2017-06 – 2018-08)

• Conducted interviews and surveys to assess social service models
• Performed data coding and thematic analysis
• Investigated lead burden effects on pediatric neurodevelopment

Amherst College Research Fellowship – Research Coordinator at Amherst College (2010-06 – 2011-08)

• Conducted neurobiology experiments using rat models
• Developed computational models and screening assays
• Supervised lab personnel and implemented high-throughput screening protocols

Internal Medicine Residency in Internal Medicine – Valley Health System (2024-07 – 2026-06)

Internal Medicine Residency in Internal Medicine – University of Nebraska Medical Center (2023-07 – 2024-06)

Doctor of Medicine in Medicine – Saint James School of Medicine (2021-03)

Bachelor of Arts in Neuroscience – Amherst College (2012-05)