Role OverviewThe successful candidate will work directly with clinical, public health, and research collaborators to shape studies from initial research questions through analysis, interpretation, publication, and grant submission. Projects are varied and may involve integrating clinical, registry, census, and geospatial data to examine how community and structural factors influence health outcomes.
What You Will Do
Provides statistical support for research studies by applying statistical methods and analytical expertise to advance research objectives. Serves as a technical resource by collaborating with investigators, ensuring data integrity, and supporting the interpretation and communication of research findings.
Why It Might Be a Fit
This role provides meaningful ownership of projects, opportunities to contribute as a scientific co-author, and exposure to research across multiple clinical and population-health areas. It is especially well suited for a biostatistician who enjoys applied research, thoughtful methodological problem-solving, clear communication with collaborators, reproducible analytic practices, and managing several evolving projects with a high degree of independence.
Requirements
- Master's degree in Mathematics, Statistics, Biostatistics, or a related field
- Three years of related experience
- Strong presentation skills
- Ability to collaborate effectively with investigators and research teams
- Ability to explain, analyze, interpret, and communicate statistical findings clearly
- Strong attention to data integrity and detail
- Sound problem-solving skills and statistical judgment
Benefits
- Salary range: $60,835-$98,855
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