Newcastle University Biostatistics Research Group
Two biostatistics posts
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Post 1 (A211136R): Research Associate (Biostatistics), 3 years fixed-term
Post 2 (A211143R): Research Associate/Assistant (Biostatistics), 3 years fixed-term
Salary:
- Research Associate: £30,395 - £39,610 (with progression to £39,610)
- Research Assistant: £27,831 - £29,515
We have two biostatistics positions currently available in the PHSI-BRG.
Post 1
This position would involve working with James Wason and would consist of a mixture of methodology for precision medicine clinical trials, as well as being the trial statistician for two adaptive clinical trials. This would suit someone who is interested in both developing and applying novel methods for improving clinical trials for patients. The post-holder would play an important part in the MRC/NIHR Trials Methodology Research Partnership Stratified Medicine Working Group.
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Post 2
This post would involve working on several different research studies within our group’s portfolio (primarily clinical trials), as well as getting involved in the design of new studies.
Informal Enquiries
Informal enquiries on either post can be sent to James Wason via e-mail to james.wason@ncl.ac.uk. If you are specifically interested in post 2, you can also contact Denise Howel.
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