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Biostatistician II / Hematology Oncology Research
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Children’s Hospital Los Angeles is one of the nation’s leading pediatric hospitals. True to our mission, we have been creating hope and building healthier futures since 1901. We deliver a level of care that’s consistently recognized as some of the best in the world. Award-winning pediatric services at Children’s Hospital include a safe, comfortable experience for your entire family. From child-sized equipment to unique amenities and care focused on your family, CHLA is a trusted destination for your infant, child or teen.
**A cover letter and CV is required in order to be considered**
Schedule: Monday-Friday
Purpose Statement/Position Summary: The Biostatistician II under the supervision of a faculty, Ph.D level Biostatistician, and in collaboration with faculty investigators and CHLA research staff, performs data management, statistical analysis and other tasks relevant to a biostatistician’s role in support of qualitative and quantitative scientific research and evaluation projects. The Biostatistician II has post-graduation work experience as a biostatistician in an academic research environment, and will be able to work semi-independently, under the supervision of a Ph.D. Level Statistician.
Minimum Qualifications/Work Experience: 1+ year experience as a biostatistician in an academic research environment, or equivalent experience. Experience in the application of sophisticated statistical analytic methods. Training in statistical concepts related to experimental and clinical study design, and some experience in their application in a research environment. Highlevel familiarity with statistical analysis packages such as Stata and SAS, and ability to utilize lower-level computational or programming languages such as R, S-Plus, VB, or C++ as necessary. Have worked in supporting clinical trial development and analysis.
Education/Licensure/Certification: M.S. in biostatistics, or equivalent degree or experience, with emphasis on clinical trials and epidemiology statistical methods and the theory that underlies their development and use.