
Statistical Programmer/ Biostatistician
Context and Role The statistical programmer / biostatistician is responsible for the analysis of medical research projects conducted by the George Institute in Australia and globally. The above position is based in India and the applicant should be willing to be based in New Delhi. | |||
This role reports to Lead Biostatistician | |||
Duties and Responsibilities • Provide statistical expertise to the research staff based in India • Prepare derived datasets for the analysis using SAS • Program and validate statistical analyses in SAS • Prepare and deliver reports for interim and final analyses • Assist with the creation of statistical analysis plans • Work in collaboration with research fellows and clinical data managers • Comply with all institute standards and regulatory requirements for the programming, analysis and reporting of research projects (e.g. FDA, EMEA, TGA etc) | |||
Skills, Knowledge and Experience •Graduate in Statistics/Biostatistcis for role of Biostatistician or in Epidemiology, Lifescience/Pharmacy or equivalent for role of Statistical Programmer(BASE SAS certification preferred) •Minimum 2 to 4-year experience in statistical programming for medical research/Pharmaceutical industry •Excellent working knowledge of SAS software •Understanding of data management principles for clinical trials and medical research • Working knowledge of regulatory requirements for clinical trials and medical research • Strong focus on quality and timely delivery of work. • Well organized with good time management skills • Strong problem solving and analytical skills • Excellent interpersonal skills with high level of proficiency in English • Ability to work in small teams with a wide range of varying stakeholders • Ability to see the big picture, whilst still maintaining a focus on detail and implementation • Ability to be flexible and adaptable in the face of changing organizational priorities.
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Career info
Type of career: Jobs
Country: India
City: New Delhi
Application close date: 15/12/2020