PG194929TM

48SM47

Temporary

The department at Chapel Hill is looking for a data analyst/statistician at or above the master’s degree level, to work in a collaborative team of investigators and perform statistical analyses to gain new discoveries to help trauma survivors. The primary focus of the position will be to assist with analyses of diverse longitudinal data collected as part of the ~$35 million dollar AURORA study. This study, funded by the National Institute of Mental Health and private and foundation partners, enrolled individuals presenting to a large network of emergency department in the immediate aftermath of trauma. Study participants were followed longitudinally for one year, beginning in the hours after trauma, using sophisticated adaptive sampling methods and state-of-the-art battery of self-report, neurocognitive, physiologic, digital phenotype, psychosocial, neuroimaging, and genomic markers. In addition to analyses of these data, the statistician will also analyze data from longitudinal data collected as part of many other past and current R01 studies going on in the institute, as well as the analysis of clinical trial data.

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Raleigh, NC

Temporary-Technical/Paraprofessional

UTS-Temporary Statistician Investigator at UNC Chapel Hill

Hybrid (Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday in office; Thursday/Friday remote)

• Data analysis
• Develop scripts/code as necessary to streamline/optimize analyses
• Communication – writing/editing
  • Writing analytics methods for peer-reviewed publications, and summarizing analysis results for stakeholders and stakeholder meetings

• Data Collection
  • Assist with analyses of diverse longitudinal data collected as part of the AURORA study
• Administration
  • Maintaining meta-data regarding databases and work performed
• Other
  • Developing analysis plans in collaboration with members of the research team

• Ideal candidates would have experience with Mplus or R software packages; and the ability to collaborate effectively in a multidisciplinary environment. Prior experience performing structural equation modeling is preferred, as is experience in clinical or epidemiological research.

• Minimum of a relevant Master’s degree (or foreign degree equivalent) preferred. Ideal candidates will have a PhD in a social, applied, or related science discipline, demonstrated ability as a scientific writer, demonstrated ability to perform advanced statistical analyses and learn and perform statistical analyses new to them, expert knowledge of R and other software packages; and the ability to collaborate effectively on multidisciplinary teams. Master’s degree with extensive experience will be considered.

• Strong organizational skills. Must be able to analyze diverse longitudinal data collected as part of research studies. Applicants should have experience with bioinformatics research.

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$45.00-$55.00/hour

02/25/2025

https://jobs.ncsu.edu/postings/215438

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