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Posted: 19-Jul-24
Location: Los Angeles, California
Salary: Open
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Internal Number: 140395066
Join our dynamic team as a Research Data Analyst Assistant, where you'll play a crucial role in constructing and managing data for impactful projects. Dive into the world of statistical analysis while collaborating with esteemed staff and faculty.
Your primary responsibilities will include:
- Ensuring data quality
- Statistical modeling
- Designing study databases
- Work alongside experts to deliver tailored statistical analyses
- Craft compelling sections for manuscripts and grant applications
- Summarize findings
The ideal candidate would have experience working with the following databases:
- Medical Expenditure Panel Survey
- SEER-Medicare
If you're passionate about making a difference in cancer health economics research through data-driven approaches, this is the opportunity for you. Be a part of our groundbreaking work!
Salary: $32.95- $67.53/hour
Required:
- Bachelor's degree in statistics, computer science, bioinformatics, data science or a related field, and one year of experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
- Knowledge of research design.
- Competency in statistical software applications (e.g., R, SAS, STATA).
- Ability to conceptualize and construct tables and graphs.
- Working knowledge of statistical and/or medical terminology.
- Ability to summarize statistical analyses for collaborators.
- Knowledge of statistical techniques.
- Ability to utilize database management software to run queries and extract data.
- Ability to construct databases.
- Ability to produce visual tools and dashboards that highlight the essential information from a project or study.
- Knowledge of basic office software and applications (e.g., Microsoft Office Suite, Google, Internet search engines, etc.).
- Ability to learn new statistical techniques and to adapt existing code to customize statistical analysis strategies.
