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. Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics Statistical Scientist Occupational Summary Under the leadership of the BERD Methods Core management team in the Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics
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metastatic brain tumors, and provide support on multiple research projects by conducting intermediate-level statistical analysis and interpretation as well as writing statistical reports. This position
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in the development of cutting-edge statistical methods and machine learning algorithms inspired by massive healthcare datasets. Key Responsibilities Develop innovative statistical methods and machine
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. Collaborate closely and effectively with a cross-functional project team, including clinical investigators, quantitative scientists, postdoctoral fellows, and graduate students, with regard to statistical
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, work on a number of large initiatives, both federally and industry supported, that are in need of statistical leadership. Lead a cross-functional project team, including clinical investigators
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The ability to work independently to perform basic and intermediate statistical analysis and programming Simultaneous balancing of multiple competing projects and deadlines Comfort working with highly
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in both analyzing large biological and genomic datasets, including statistical analyses and data visualization, as well as wet lab experimentation to explore the genetic causes of heritable
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using PK software (NONMEM). Finds and corrects errors, and validates output and results. Performs complex programming such as data transposition and macros. Programs analysis datasets using statistical
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The ability to work independently to perform basic and intermediate statistical analysis and programming Simultaneous balancing of multiple competing projects and deadlines Comfort working with highly
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coaches and support staff. This is a part time paid position and is not benefits eligible. Qualifications Attention to detail with a specific focus on statistics, visual statistics, play by play video and