Senior Infectious Disease Modeller

Costello Medical
Bristol
3 weeks ago
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Role Summary

As our first Senior Infectious Disease Modeller, you will work in collaboration with multidisciplinary teams to tackle global health challenges through advanced modelling techniques. You will develop models for various diseases and communicate results to stakeholders, as well as establishing infectious disease modelling as a new service offering for Costello Medical.

Key Responsibilities

  • Conceptualising and developing infectious disease models across a range of indications (for example, HIV, RSV and tuberculosis)
  • Communicating complex modelling results to stakeholders in a clear and actionable manner
  • Supporting with the establishment of infectious disease modelling as a new service offering, which will involve supporting with business development and writing up proposals for new projects or clients
  • Working within collaborative, multidisciplinary teams that include Statisticians and Analysts, alongside clinical experts, to develop suitable modelling strategies for clients
  • Analysing epidemiological data to inform model development and validation
  • Providing expert guidance on infectious disease trends and potential outbreaks to clients and stakeholders
  • Staying up to date with the latest advancements in infectious disease modelling and public health
  • Mentoring and training junior team members in modelling techniques and best practices

Requirements

Essential requirements for the role are:

  • 2+ years' of experience in a relevant role within the field of infectious diseases or transmission modelling
  • An undergraduate and postgraduate degree (minimum 2.1, or equivalent, for both) in a relevant discipline such as mathematics, biostatistics, or epidemiology
  • Advanced skills in using R or Python for relevant projects and data visualisation
  • Excellent written and oral communication skills

About Costello Medical

Costello Medical is a rapidly growing global healthcare agency specialising in medical communications, market access and health economic and outcomes research.

How To Apply

You are required to submit your CV and a cover letter via our online application form.

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