Biostatistical Consultant I – Clinical Research & Design

The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center; Dallas (TX); Sur place; USD 65 000 - 90 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas seeks a Biostatistical Consultant I in Internal Medicine to provide statistical consultation on study design, data analysis and reporting. You will collaborate with investigators to develop statistical plans, analyze data, and prepare results for manuscripts and grants.

The role supports grant development, statistical programming, data organization, and graphical presentations, while maintaining communication with non-statisticians and contributing to a

Qualifications

• Master's degree in biostatistics or MPH with biostatistics concentration.
• 1 year in statistical consulting with preference for biomedical/health care.
• Working knowledge of SAS, SPSS or other major statistical package and MS Office.

Responsabilités

• Collaborates with investigators to identify problems and provide statistical consultation including design of experiments or surveys, data analysis, interpretation of results and report preparation.
• Writes statistical portions of manuscripts and addresses revisions based on reviewer comments.
• Performs statistical computations and provides graphical and tabular representations.
• Develops, maintains, and modifies programs for in-house use.
• Supports grant development with statistical design and grant proposal components.

Connaissances

Statistical consulting

Study design

Data analysis

Communication

SAS/SPSS/R

Formation

Master's degree in biostatistics or MPH

Outils

SAS

SPSS

R

Excel

Access

Description du poste

UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas seeks a Biostatistical Consultant I in Internal Medicine to provide statistical consultation on study design, data analysis and reporting. You will collaborate with investigators to develop statistical plans, analyze data, and prepare results for manuscripts and grants.

The role supports grant development, statistical programming, data organization, and graphical presentations, while maintaining communication with non-statisticians and contributing to a