Senior Statistical Programmer Consultant

ClinChoiceClinical Research, Oncology

Remote in USFull-TimeSenior

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Experience: Bachelor’s degree with 5 yrs. of clinical programming (CDISC) experience; Master’s degree with 6 yrs. of clinical programming (CDISC) experience.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in CS, statistics, or related scientific disciplines with 5+ years of clinical programming (CDISC) experience.
Master’s degree in CS, statistics, or related disciplines with 6+ years of clinical programming (CDISC) experience.
Oncology therapeutic area experience.
Working knowledge of ICH and Good Clinical Practices (GCP).
Understanding of clinical research, clinical trial processes, and related regulatory requirements.
Current knowledge of technical and regulatory requirements.
Ability to work independently while establishing high-trust client relationships.
Strong communication and coordination skills.
Ability to proactively manage concurrent project activities.
Proficient ability to influence stakeholders on programming-related items.

Responsibilities

Support the Programming deliveries of a clinical study or project.
Implement statistical programming aspects of the protocol and the clinical development program.
Ensure high quality is built into own deliverables and the quality delivered by other programmers.
Program independently with high efficiency and quality.
Write and/or implement specifications and oversee completeness of relevant documentation.
Contribute to the development of best practices to improve quality, efficiency, and effectiveness within the function.
Ensure compliance with standards and automation usage.
Plan and support team activities and tasks.
Communicate and escalate risks within the assigned studies and/or projects.
Work proactively with study team members including the Statistician, Lead Programmer, Data Manager and Study Leader.

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