Statistical Analyst A/B – Health Policy Data (SAS/STATA)

Trustees of University of Pennsylvania; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 58,000 - 88,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Tuition assistance

Retirement plans

Time away from work

Long-Term Care Insurance

Wellness and work-life resources

Professional and personal development

University resources

Job summary

University of Pennsylvania seeks a Statistical Analyst A/B to support health policy research at the Leonard Davis Institute and the Department of Medicine. The role involves creating analytical datasets from health care claims, trials, and surveys, and producing descriptive and analytical reports with SAS and STATA.

The Analyst A will handle standard analysis tasks, while Analyst B will apply non-routine macros and advanced data merging for large, complex databases.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s level degree with 3 years of related experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience (Analyst A).
• Master’s degree with 3 years of related experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience (Analyst B).
• Experience applying health services research methods using SAS or STATA is required; B level requires advanced techniques.

Responsibilities

• Prepare analytical datasets from claims, administrative databases, trials, and surveys.
• Create descriptive and analytic reports using SAS/STATA.
• Implement macros and merge datasets for complex databases.
• Collaborate with investigators and other analysts on multiple projects.

Skills

SAS programming

STATA programming

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Math/Statistics, Healthcare Management, Economics or Public Health

Master’s degree in Math/Statistics, Healthcare Management, Economics or Public Health

Tools

SAS

STATA

Job description

University of Pennsylvania seeks a Statistical Analyst A/B to support health policy research at the Leonard Davis Institute and the Department of Medicine. The role involves creating analytical datasets from health care claims, trials, and surveys, and producing descriptive and analytical reports with SAS and STATA.

The Analyst A will handle standard analysis tasks, while Analyst B will apply non-routine macros and advanced data merging for large, complex databases.