Duke University Durham , NC 27701
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School of Medicine
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Occupational Summary
Under the leadership of the Biostatistics Core management team in the Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics, perform intermediate-level statistical analysis and programming for a broad range of research projects. Collaborate closely with a cross-functional project team, including clinical investigators, quantitative scientists, and graduate students, with regard to statistical aspects of each project. Perform a variety of intermediate-level statistical and technical activities for the design, analysis and interpretation of statistical data in conjunction with an academic research program based in one of the departments, centers or institutes of the University. Participate in collaborative efforts to provide statistical support for the projects coming through the Biostatistics Core.
Responsibilities
communication, leadership, and project management (20%)
Statistical analysis planning, Specifications, and Analysis (20%)
statistical and clinical knowledge (10%)
data management and programming (50%)
Education
Position requires a minimum of a Masters degree in (bio) statistics or related field and no relevant experience (preferred) or a Bachelor's degree in (bio) statistics or related field and 2 years relevant experience.
Experience
Contribution to analysis of clinical trials and/or clinical research projects, and/or participation in preparation of academic manuscripts or other written summaries of analysis results, thorough experience with SAS or R, and solid command of the English language is required. Desirable experience includes prior role as a contributing statistician on clinical trials and/or clinical research projects that have delivered the agreed-upon end products on time.
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