Senior Statistical Analyst - Real World Evidence
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About the role
ICON, a global healthcare intelligence and clinical research organisation, is looking for a Senior Statistical Analyst to join its Real World Evidence (RWE) team in Reading. The role covers observational research studies, real-world data analyses, health outcomes research and epidemiology projects, from study design and statistical planning through to analysis, reporting, publication and client interaction.
Key responsibilities
- Support study conception, design and protocol development, including protocols, case report forms and statistical methodologies
- Write statistical methods sections and develop statistical analysis plans
- Perform sample size and power calculations
- Review database specifications, develop table, listing and figure shells, and create and maintain derived datasets in SAS
- Lead review and validation of raw and derived variables, and lead quality control across programming and analysis
- Conduct analyses including longitudinal, repeated measures and survival analyses, and develop and validate SAS programs, macros and deliverables
- Manage and review internal and external data transfers, and produce reports, tables and graphs for clients
- Contribute to manuscripts, abstracts, conference presentations and publications, and write methods and results sections
- Communicate with clients, investigators and cross-functional teams, and represent Statistical Analysis in proposals and RFPs
- Take part in department initiatives, SOP development, training and technical presentations
Required profile
- Master's degree or PhD in Statistics, Biostatistics, Epidemiology, Mathematics, Data Science, Public Health or a related quantitative discipline
- Significant experience in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, CRO, healthcare research or Real World Evidence
- Strong statistical and programming background with healthcare, clinical, observational or real-world data
- Ability to manage statistical deliverables independently and communicate complex concepts to technical and non-technical audiences
- Legal right to work in the country where the role is based
Required skills
- Advanced SAS programming (datasets, analyses, macros, tables, listings and figures)
- Statistical analysis plans (SAPs) and analysis specifications
- Desirable: knowledge of observational study design, registries, claims databases and electronic health records
- Desirable: experience in RWE, HEOR or epidemiology, and publication or presentation experience
- Advantageous: proficiency in R
What we offer
- Competitive base salary and performance-related incentives
- Health, dental and vision coverage where applicable, retirement and pension plans, life assurance and disability coverage
- Employee assistance programmes and learning and development opportunities
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