Senior Research Analyst (Remote) - Health Data

Arbor Research Collaborative for Health; Athens (GA); Remote; USD 79,000 - 127,000; Full time

Job summary

Arbor Research Collaborative for Health seeks a skilled researcher to advance epidemiologic and health policy analyses. The role involves coordinating with lead investigators, designing analytical strategies, and producing scientific papers and presentations.

The candidate will mentor junior analysts, manage subprojects, and present findings at professional forums. Remote work is available with a base 40-hour work week and exempt status.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree or PhD in quantitative field (Statistics, Biostatistics, Epidemiology, Economics, Public Health, Public Policy, etc.)
• Progressively more responsible statistical programming experience
• 4+ years professional experience with statistical software, SAS preferred (e.g., survival analysis)
• Strong understanding of statistical concepts and health care analytics
• Able to communicate with diverse audiences including sponsors and policy makers

Responsibilities

• Coordinate research development with lead investigators to ensure timely completion
• Design analytical approaches for specific research questions
• Maintain coding standards and documentation through reviews and checklists
• Prepare papers and analyses for journals, funders, and committees
• Create tables/figures for manuscripts and presentations
• Mentor junior analysts and guide methodological approaches
• Present results to biostatisticians, clinicians, and other stakeholders
• Attend national/international conferences and contribute to proposals
• Lead analytic approaches with Principal Investigators

Skills

Strong communication skills

Mentoring skills

Project leadership

Collaborative work style

Analytical thinking

Education

Master’s degree or PhD in quantitative field

Experience with statistical programming

Tools

SAS

Microsoft Office

Job description

Arbor Research Collaborative for Health seeks a skilled researcher to advance epidemiologic and health policy analyses. The role involves coordinating with lead investigators, designing analytical strategies, and producing scientific papers and presentations.

The candidate will mentor junior analysts, manage subprojects, and present findings at professional forums. Remote work is available with a base 40-hour work week and exempt status.