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Singapore Clinical Research Institute (SCRI, www.scri.edu.sg) is an Academic Contract Research Organization dedicated to enhance the standards of human clinical research. It is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Ministry of Health, Singapore. SCRI strives to improve patient care through the design and conduct of high-quality, cutting-edge clinical studies. SCRI supports academic, public-sector and industry-sponsored studies ranging from proof-of-concept to late-phase clinical trials and epidemiological studies. We are in the process of expanding our Biostatistics team, and looking for a Biostatistician preferably with a PhD degree or Master degree. Candidate must have at least 2 years of prior experience working in clinical trials. A brief description of the position is as below: You will be responsible for the following: - Provide statistical support for clinical studies, including study design, sample size estimation, patient randomization, statistical analyses (usually by SAS), and interpretation of data and reporting of results - Provide statistical inputs for manuscript and clinical study report writing - Provide research consultation and mentoring clinical researchers - Facilitate training/workshops on study designs and analyses Requirements: - Master or PhD degree in (bio)statistics or closely related area - Competency in applying statistical thinking to solve problems in clinical research - Competency in communicating statistics in English to non-statisticians and appreciating the perspectives of non-statisticians - At least 2 years work experience in clinical data analysis - Experience and ability to work effectively in a multi-disciplinary team environment - Experience in methodological research and manuscript writing (preferred) Interested candidates please send CV (inc. availability, current and expected salary) to Michelle Chan at [log in to unmask] by 14th August 2015. Please consider application unsuccessful if candidates do not hear from SCRI by 28th September 2015. You may leave the list at any time by sending the command SIGNOFF allstat to [log in to unmask], leaving the subject line blank.