Bryan Y.

About Bryan Y.

I am a licensed physical therapist with hands-on experience operating inside healthcare systems where workflow design, communication breakdowns, and human factors directly affect safety, outcomes, and operational risk.In acute and post-acute settings, I work cross-functionally with nursing, physician assistants, case management, and social work to coordinate safe transitions of care. This requires translating clinical intent into practical, executable workflows often under time pressure, incomplete information, and system constraints. Through this work, I’ve developed a strong understanding of how process design, access controls, documentation practices, and handoff reliability influence both patient safety and organizational risk.To formalize this systems perspective, I completed the Google IT Support and Cybersecurity Certificates and earned CompTIA Security+. These strengthened my ability to analyze workflows through a security and risk lens, including least-privilege access, incident prevention, operational resilience, and human-error mitigation in regulated environments.I am pursuing opportunities at the intersection of healthcare operations, risk, and security where I can apply clinical insight, cross-functional coordination, and systems thinking to improve reliability, safety, and trust in care delivery.

Experience

1. Physical Therapist

   Capital Health (US)

   Apr 2018 — Present

   Conduct comprehensive functional evaluations to determine medical necessity, discharge readiness, and optimal post-acute care pathways, integrating patient safety and workflow considerations• Collaborate in interdisciplinary rounds with physicians, PAs, nursing, case management, and social work to align care plans, discharge timelines, and resource needs, supporting safe and efficient transitions• Apply clinical judgment to identify functional, mobility, and safety risks, contributing to secure and effective care transitions to home or post-acute settings• Deliver patient and caregiver education on home safety, fall prevention, and functional independence, supporting recovery while aligning guidance with scalable care outcomes• Maintain accurate, timely documentation to ensure continuity of care, compliance with payer requirements, and operational transparency• Integrate workflow- and security-aware thinking into documentation and care coordination, helping safeguard patient data and support reliable interdisciplinary communication

Education

• Long Island University

  Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT), Physical Therapy/Therapist

• Rutgers University

  Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Exercise Science