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Lead Biostatistician - Statistical Programming

Ll Oefentherapie
City of London
5 days ago
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Overview

The Lead Biostatistician builds and maintains trusted advisor relationships with clients and internal teams, focusing on delivering client value and fostering long-term growth. They are responsible for developing and leading high-performing project teams, ensuring all work is conducted in compliance with internal SOPs, ICH guidelines, industry standards, and regulatory requirements.

Responsibilities
  • Reviewing and approving all biostatistics documentation and statistical programming outputs.
  • Overseeing project budgets and timelines, and ensuring overall quality and consistency across assigned accounts.
  • Contributing to talent acquisition efforts and collaborating with Quality Management to establish and maintain standard operating procedures (SOPs) and training programs.
  • Providing advanced statistical expertise in the planning and design of clinical trials and non-interventional studies (NIS).
  • Performing in-depth data analyses and offering statistical guidance for study reporting.
Qualifications
  • Advanced statistical expertise in planning and design of clinical trials and non-interventional studies (NIS).
  • Experience leading high-performing project teams and maintaining client-value relationships.
  • Ability to review and approve biostatistics documentation and programming outputs while ensuring compliance with SOPs, ICH guidelines, industry standards, and regulatory requirements.
  • Experience contributing to talent acquisition and collaborating with Quality Management to establish and maintain SOPs and training programs.


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