Position Title: Full-time Biostatistician I/II or Statistical Programmer
Analyst
Available immediately
Required / Preferred Education, Experience, Skills: Master's degree in
computer science, statistics, biostatistics, epidemiology, mathematics, or
applied mathematics or bachelor's in the same plus equivalent work
experience. Experience using SAS for sophisticated
statistical analyses as well as database management experience. Ability to
work well under pressure. Willingness to clearly document work.
Duties & Responsibilities: Responsible for the organization, maintenance
and management of data used in a large international clinical trial of
nutrition and HIV infection among women in Tanzania. Individual works with
statistician, Project Director, and investigators to check, compile,
manage and document data. Responsible for planning the programming
strategy for the analysis of data in conjunction with investigators using
SAS and other statistical packages. Responsible for the programming
needed for the data analysis and implementation of the statistical methods
required for the timely completion of this project.
Position available immediately. Attractive salary and benefits.
Possibility of short-term travel to the project site in Tanzania to assist
with data management and analyses, if mutually desirable.
Send or fax a letter with a brief summary of your background and
availability, and include your resume, and names and contact information
for 3 references. Contact: Raquel Chaib, fax number 617-432-2435, Harvard
School of Public Health, Department of Nutrition, 665 Huntington Ave.,
Boston, MA 02115, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An equal opportunity employer.
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Donna
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Phone: 617 432-0205
FAX: 617 566-7805
Address: Donna Spiegelman
Departments of Epidemiology and Biostatistics
Harvard School of Public Health
677 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02115
USA
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