HEALTHCARE STATISTICIAN- FT Day Shift

Attention current TriHealth employees:

Please apply for this position by submitting an online internal application via SuccessFactors. Please be certain to update your SuccessFactors Employee Profile prior to applying to this position.

HEALTHCARE STATISTICIAN:

The Healthcare Statistician provides expert consultation and assistance to clinicians, team members and executive level in all aspects of completing a pilot or study of various types including clinical training programs. This includes research design (qualitative and quantitative), quality improvement design and protocol development, grant formulation and writing if applicable, data tabulation, statistical analysis including financial if applicable, abstract writing and submission, creation of sophisticated poster presentations, and education regarding the project design and statistical analysis utilized in the study or project. In addition, this position manages numerous projects and databases and is accountable for ensuring the appropriate steps are being met to keep the project moving in a timely manner. This includes coordination of all necessary paperwork and project progress reports to receive Institutional Review Board - IRBapproval, Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee - IACUC- approval, and project funding. This position is required to work with a multidiciplinary team and coordinate with all medical and non-medical groups to ensure clear and timely communication and prepare scientific reports and develop statistical plans for all clinical programs life cycle.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:

• EDUCATION: Master's Degree in a scientific or technical discipline
• EXPERIENCE: 2-3 years

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Job Title:  HEALTHCARE STATISTICIAN- FT Day Shift

Department Name:  NRTH CLINICAL TRAINING/TESTING

Location:  Bethesda North Hospital

Hourly/Salaried:  Salaried

Employment Status: Full Time Position

Bi-Weekly Hours:80

Shift: Day Shift

Weekend Commitment:  No

Holiday Commitment:  No

On-Call Commitment:  No