01Remote
Statistical analysis plan
Write the SAP for a Phase II or III protocol with the study team
4-8 weeksFind biostatistician consulting jobs across studies, submissions, and programming.
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Biostatistician profile focusSAPs, SAS and R programming, CDISC datasets, DSMB support.
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SELLAS Life SciencesProject fit
Statistical work organized around study decisions and submission outputs.
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02Remote
TLF programming
Produce and validate tables, listings and figures in SAS or R for a CSR
2-4 months03Remote
CDISC mapping
Build SDTM and ADaM datasets to submission standard
2-5 months04Remote
DSMB and interim support
Independent programming and outputs for data monitoring committees
Per meeting cycle05Remote
Design consults
Sample size, endpoints and randomization for a protocol in development
Days, not monthsEvidence over labels
Strong biostatistics profiles separate methods, programming, and leadership.
Concrete work helps companies understand what you can own faster than a broad list of responsibilities.
- Adaptive and Bayesian design experience
- Submission-grade CDISC work under FDA review
- Statisticians who present to DSMBs, not just program for them
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Biostatistician consulting questions.
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Create a free profile with your software, therapeutic areas, study phases, availability, and rate. Named deliverables such as SAPs, ADaM datasets, and DSMB outputs help companies understand your fit and contact you directly.
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Much of it can be. Programming, dataset builds, and SAP writing are commonly remote, while presentations and working sessions are often handled by video call.
Both. A dataset validation or sample-size consultation may be short, while TLF programming or CDISC work can run across several months.
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