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Statistician

The  Novartis  Horsham  Research  Centre  is  a  centre  of  excellence  in  the
development  of  new  drugs  for  the  treatment  of  respiratory  diseases. The
Biostatistics  sector  is  part  of  a  large Medical Information Processing and
Statistics  (MIPS)  department  in  Horsham.  Statisticians  are  key members of
clinical  teams  developing  respiratory  drugs  in  the Development function of
Novartis Pharma.

We are looking for an outstanding candidate to fill an important role. Your main
tasks  will  be  to bring statistical expertise to the design of clinical trials
and  programmes,  to  the  analysis  and interpretation of trial results, and to
regulatory dossier summaries.

You  should  have  a MSc in Biostatistics or a related discipline (or a BSc with
relevant  additional  experience) and at least two years experience in a similar
role  within  the pharmaceutical environment. This experience will enable you to
design  clinical  trials  and use SAS to perform analyses.  You will be familiar
with  regulatory  guidelines and good clinical practice, and have the ability to
explain statistical concepts and information to non-statisticians.

We  would  expect  you  to  be able to work under pressure and to plan your work
efficiently  in  order  to  meet  strict  timelines.   You will work in a matrix
operation  and  must  be comfortable to be a leader in this type of environment.
You  should  be  good  at  working  in  multidisciplinary teams, and have strong
negotiation and interpersonal skills.

If  you meet our requirements, we can offer employment terms commensurate with a
large,  blue chip employer, at one of two grades dependent on experience.  These
terms  include  an  attractive salary, plus a generous relocation package (where
appropriate), flexitime and free private medical insurance.

If you would like to apply for this position please send your CV and cover
letter to Mark Sawyer, HR Executive ? Development, or telephone Mark Sawyer on
01403 323154




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