Post: Statistician £20,850 to £27,223, Cambridge
Post number: BIO09/304
Line manager: Dr Linda Sharples
The MRC Biostatistics Unit aims to advance medical science by the
development, application and dissemination of statistical methods. It is
one of Europe's leading biostatistics research institutions and includes
many internationally renowned statisticians. It provides a privileged
environment for conducting research, with negligible administration, no
requirement to teach, and access to important applications of high public
interest.
The post
We are delighted to offer this training fellowship, to work on statistical
methods in primary medical research with particular emphasis on clinical
trial methodology and health economic modelling arising from those trials.
The post holder will contribute to the design, monitoring, analysis and
reporting of a series of RCTs, particularly the AMAZE trial, arising from
ongoing collaborations with Papworth Hospital and the Health Economic
Research Unit at Brunel University.
The post is funded as a Research Methods Fellowship by the NHS National
Institute of Health Research.
Person description
MSc/MA in Statistics, Medical Statistics or Epidemiology would be ideal,
although we will also consider outstanding candidates with a BSc I/IIa in
Mathematics/Statistics. Candidates with a Post-graduate qualification in a
numerate subject and the desire to develop a career in medical statistics or
clinical trial methodology are also encouraged to apply.
If the appointee does not have a MSc/MA in a relevant subject, (s)he will be
registered for one, to be completed during the 3-year period.
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills to develop working
relationships inside and outside the unit. Committed team member with
flexible approach to work. Well organised. High standards.
For more information about the post, visit
www.mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk/BSUsite/Jobs/
How to apply
Please apply online, go to http://jobs.mrc.ac.uk inputting reference number
BIO09/304. If you do not have access to the internet or experience
technical difficulties please call 01793 301280.
Closing date for applications is 7th July 2009
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