Sriya Mangatt

Public Health B.S. student with a strong pre-medical science foundation and growing interest in MedTech business operations, healthcare consulting, clinical operations, and healthcare systems optimization. Experienced in clinical documentation, Epic EMR, interdisciplinary communication, research support, and healthcare workflow observation through work as a Medical Scribe at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. Skilled in medical terminology, clinical workflow support, operational coordination, team leadership, and professional communication. Interested in supporting the medical technology product lifecycle through business operations, process improvement, clinical affairs exposure, market access strategy, and cross-functional project execution.

Temple Agni Dance Team — Competitive Intercollegiate Dance Team

Temple University
2023–Present

Current Advisor (2025-2026):

• Oversee executive board operations across choreography, music, finances, logistics, and team coordination.
• Advise team leaders to ensure alignment across functional responsibilities and successful execution of competitions and performances.
• Supported team preparation and operational organization, contributing to 2nd place awards at two competitions.
• Strengthen leadership, strategic planning, conflict resolution, and cross-functional coordination skills.

Manager (2024-2025):

• Managed and supported a team of 20 dancers, helping practices run smoothly and ensuring operational details were completed.
• Coordinated communication, scheduling, preparation, and performance logistics.
• Provided feedback, organization, and team support to improve execution and readiness.

Dancer:

• Contributed to team culture, collaboration, mentorship, and performance preparation.
• Developed discipline, adaptability, accountability, and teamwork in a competitive environment.

Shadowing Experience [Emergency Room, Family Practice, International Healthcare Operations Exposure — India]

• Observed emergency department workflow, physician decision-making, patient triage, and interdisciplinary coordination.
• Gained exposure to acute care operations, healthcare team dynamics, and fast-paced clinical decision-making.
• Observed outpatient clinical workflow, patient-provider communication, preventive care, and continuity of care.
• Developed understanding of primary care operations and patient-centered healthcare delivery.
• Observed hospital operations and healthcare delivery workflows in international healthcare settings.
• Compared operational differences between healthcare systems and gained a broader perspective on healthcare administration, access, and patient care infrastructure.

• CPR
• Business Analyst Science Training - May-July 2026