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The Cambridge Group Ltd
1175 Post Road East
Westport CT 06880
800-525-3396
Web: www.cambridgegroup.com
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Georgia (2 positions)
Project Overview - Clinical Studies. Mainly focused on Allergy, Respiratory, and Infectious Disease
Work Description
Provide statistical programming support and validation of analysis datasets, pooled datasets, statistical
tables, figures, listings and summaries for phase I - phase IV clinical trials.
Apply knowledge of clinical data, the design and phases of clinical trials, statistics, relevant regulations,
and the pharmaceutical industry to the implementation of tasks.
Ensure standardization of programs where applicable.
Assists with developing specifications of analysis datasets, pooled datasets, tables, figures, listings and
data structures.
Provide input into planning documents such as validation plan, definition of derived variables and SAP.
Generate and validate SAS output as requested to support analysis and reporting of clinical trial data.
Ensure all appropriate statistical programming quality control tasks are completed.
Provide output for the Clinical Study Report, the Integrated Summary of Safety (ISS), the Integrated Summary
of Efficacy (ISE) and electronic submissions.
Handle complex statistical programming issues independently and be familiar with study programming issues.
Provide technical expertise for more junior programmers in the statistical programming group.
Participation on teams for both local and global initiatives and projects.
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Tom Hull
Mangieri Solutions LLC
1 Riverside Road, 2nd Floor
Sandy Hook, CT 06482
Voice Phone: (203) 270-4800
Fax: (203) 270-4815
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Web: www.mangierisolutions.com
The Cambridge Group Ltd
1175 Post Road East
Westport CT 06880
Web: www.cambridgegroup.com
SAS Consultant - New Jersey
Assignment Length: initial 6 months, plus extensions
Rate: $40.00-$50.00 per hour ($83,200-$104,000 annualized)
Consultant will produce SAS data sets and program SAS tables, listings and graphs for a
Phase III Allergy/Respiratory project. Candidates should
have a computer science or statistical background, with at least 2-3 years of
previous post-graduate experience in clinical programming in a
pharmaceutical or CRO environment.
Candidates should currently reside in NJ.
Contact Spiro Michas, Senior Consultant
Address 1175 Post Road East
Westport, CT 06880
Phone 203-226-4243
Fax 203-226-3856
Email:
The Cambridge Group Ltd
1175 Post Road East
Westport CT 06880
Web: www.cambridgegroup.com
Sr. Statistical Programmer - New Jersey
Full time
New Jersey
Contact Traci Palmer @ The Cambridge Group Ltd -
800-525-3396 or
email tpalmer@cambridgegroup.com
The Sr. Statistical Programmer is responsible for all project level aspects (analysis datasets,
pooled datasets, listings and tables) for a drug project. The Sr. Statistical Programmer provides
input to the protocol and CRFs to ensure that both documents are consistent and creates specifications
for analysis datasets, pooled datasets, and listings. He/she provides input as appropriate to tables
and figures for Phase I-IV clinical trials and submission activities to ensure that specifications
adhere to the standards of the company and prepares programs for statistical reporting deliverables
which includes establishing the programming standards for assigned projects.
Minimum of a BA/BS or equivalent experience in mathematics, statistics, computer science or life sciences
or related field(s), with a minimum of 4 years experience is required or MS in Statistics/Computer Science
and 2 years experience.
Intermediate knowledge/experience in SAS software.
Working knowledge of database design/structures.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Good organizational, interpersonal and diplomacy skills.
Continuous improvement mentality and attention to detail.
Intermediate knowledge of office tools.
SAS Programming and Analysis Positions - JOB ANNOUNCEMENT - JANUARY 2004 - Northeast
POSITIONS:
Research Consultants, SAS Data Analysts, SAS Programmers, Project and Client Managers - Northeast
The Client, located in the Northeast, specializes in disease
management programs and has several positions open. These positions
develop clinical and statistical models to identify patients,
interventions and effectiveness of the chronic disease management
programs that guide intervention activities. The activities include
describing the population, risk modeling, gap analysis, developing
patient registries, outreach, education and support, and impact
assessment. Several opportunities for candidates with varying levels
of experience are available.
Primary responsibilities:
Develop, program and test new analytic models to predict likelihood
of major medical events for individual patients and predict response
rates to health intervention campaigns
Respond to ad-hoc analytic requests from clients
Work with account management staff and client teams to support client
implementation and development of targeted opportunities for health care interventions
Support sales efforts with potential clients
Ensure completion of client requests and deliverables according to project deadlines
Qualifications:
Master, Ph.D. or equivalent experience in biostatistics, statistics,
health economics, health outcomes research, pharmacoeconomics, or related field.
Experience working with large health care claim datasets for research
projects, including work with SAS or other statistical packages
Strong analytic skills
Record of strong academic and/ or business achievement
Strong oral and written communication skills
Ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines
Desire to work in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment with
opportunities for advancement
Scientific writing and publication experience desirable
Health care experience strongly preferred, but other individuals with
experience analyzing large, complex data sets are also encouraged to apply
For additional information and consideration, please contact:
Randee Fowler
Recruiter
415/381-4051
Email: rfowler8@yahoo.com
Princeton University job posting for a
Senior Statistical Programmer/Data Archivist
Senior Statistical Programmer/Data Archivist
The Office of Population Research at Princeton University has an
immediate opening for an experienced statistical programmer and data
archivist. The successful candidate will collaborate with faculty and
research staff in the processing and analysis of large scale survey and
census data, will help train staff and students in statistical
computing, and will have primary responsibility for the office's data
archive, maintaining an in-house collection of data and documentation,
and facilitating access to social science data available from other
sources such as ICPSR.
The candidate must have a strong background in social science research
and statistical analysis, with at least five year's experience providing
support in data processing and analysis. Expert knowledge of the
statistical packages SAS and Stata is required; R/S-Plus is highly
desirable. Requirements include fluency in at least one scripting or
high-level programming language, familiarity with standard internet
tools and protocols, excellent written and oral communication skills,
and an understanding of evolving social science standards for data
documentation. Must be able to work in a mixed computing environment
that includes Unix and Windows 2000 servers and workstations. Minimum
qualifications include a master's degree in one of the social sciences;
a Ph.D. is highly desirable. Salary is competitive and commensurate
with experience.
Please send cover letter, resume, and three references
to Barbara Sutton, Princeton University, Office of Population Research,
212 Wallace Hall, Princeton, NJ 08544. Consideration of applications
will begin February 15, 2004. Princeton University is an Equal
Opportunity Affirmative Action employer.
For information about applying to Princeton, please link to
http://web.princeton.edu/sites/dof/ApplicantsInfo.htm
Barbara L. Sutton
Associate Director
Office of Population Research
212 Wallace Hall
Princeton University
Princeton, New Jersey 08544
Email: