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sciences, data science, machine learning, statistics, mathematics, computer science, or related fields. Preferred Qualifications: Experience in at least one programming language such as Python or R
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consent process or ensures that the informed consent process has occurred Statistical analysis of data Submission of protocols to the Institutional Review Board (IRB) Drafting and assisting in the writing
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spatial and statistical relationships. Contribute to the development of briefs, presentations, and reports that describe and interpret findings and provide actionable insights. Respond to ad-hoc research
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following areas: clinical outcomes, statistical analysis, qualitative interviews, database creation and management. Demonstrated evidence of critical thinking. Excellent verbal and written communication
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Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) that aim to develop statistical methods to address methodological challenges in serious illness and palliative care studies. The selected candidate will
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professional. The successful candidate will have a passion for collaborative research and will contribute in the areas of study design, data management, a broad range of statistical analysis, and scientific
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appropriate statistical analysis. Moreover, we expect that you will be able to write manuscripts, grant applications etc. in a highly independent fashion. As such, you are expected to actively pursue working in
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a model organism; (2) statistically evaluate linkages between tissue PFAS concentrations and integrated omics and organismal responses; (3) integrate disparate data types in order to provide
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vivo tumor studies Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Excellent communication and organizational skills Excellent skills in scientific writing Appropriate knowledge of basic statistics and facility with
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of reproducible data analysis and good coding practice, including version control. Advanced statistical knowledge as applied to bioinformatics / genomics. Advanced statistical knowledge as applied to clinical trial