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Lead HTA Statistician

Proclinical
City of London
3 days ago
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Overview

Are you experienced in Biostatistics and looking for a challenging opportunity to help increase biostatistics capabilities? Proclinical is seeking a Lead HTA Statistician to lead the design and execution of statistical analyses, including meta-analyses, feasibility assessments, and indirect treatment comparisons (ITCs). This role involves collaboration with cross-functional teams, providing strategic advice on methodologies, mentoring team members, and contributing to business development by promoting biostatistical services to clients. The position requires a blend of technical expertise, project management skills, and the ability to communicate complex statistical concepts effectively to diverse audiences.

Responsibilities
  • Design and lead statistical analyses, including meta-analyses and ITCs.
  • Conduct feasibility assessments and ensure adherence to regulatory and HTA guidelines.
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to support systematic literature reviews and related communications.
  • Provide strategic advice on statistical methodologies and best practices.
  • Build and maintain strong client relationships, contributing to business development efforts.
  • Oversee and review statistical analyses to ensure quality and integrity.
  • Mentor, train, and motivate a growing team of biostatisticians.
  • Manage projects effectively, adapting to changing priorities and meeting tight deadlines.
  • Communicate statistical findings clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.
Key Skills and Requirements
  • Advanced degree (PhD or MSc) in statistics, biostatistics, or a related field.
  • Expertise in statistical methods for HEOR, HTA, and market access, including meta-analyses and ITCs.
  • Proficiency in statistical software such as SAS, R, or R-Studio, with programming and data management experience.
  • Proven track record of designing, performing, and overseeing statistical analyses.
  • Experience in publishing results, including writing abstracts and manuscripts.
  • Strong project management skills and the ability to adapt to shifting priorities.
  • Excellent communication skills to convey complex statistical information effectively.
Contact

If you are having difficulty applying or if you have any questions, please contact Tom Magenis at .

If you are interested in applying to this exciting opportunity, please click Apply or request a call back at the top of this page to speak to one of our specialists.

About Proclinical

Proclinical is a leading life sciences recruiter focused on finding exceptional people and matching them with the finest positions across the globe. Proclinical is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.

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