Biostatistician, Premier Research in UK

At Premier Research we focus on doing what we do best, helping the most highly innovative biopharmaceutical, device and diagnostic companies develop products that are changing medical history, especially in the areas of pediatric medicine and rare diseases. It’s an approach that clearly works for our customers. Premier Research ranks among the top five CROs for consistently delivering services that meet customer expectations. One reason for this success is that we have developed a surprising concentration of experience for a company of 1200 people and we continue to work on some amazing state-of-the-art new products.

Here at Premier – instead of trying to be everything to everyone, we focus on doing what we do best, and doing it better than anyone else.

Premier Research are looking for a Biostatistician to join our growing team. The role will involve being responsible for statistical matters for specific assigned projects. It is very likely that the Biostatistician will be involved in studies within Paediatrics, Rare and Orphan Diseases as well as other highly specialised areas of clinical research.

The ideal candidate will have a background in biostatistics within clinical trials with experience of having worked with a CRO, Pharmaceutical company or a clinical statistics consultancy. You will need to be an effective communicator, detail orientated and highly organised, with the ability to work on simultaneous projects.

If you are looking for a career within a transparent and non-hierarchical organisation then please contact us at the email address listed below. We are open minded and flexible regarding the talent we recruit, ultimately we are looking for people who will share in our vision and realise the importance of communication, relationships and adhering to the highest quality standards.

Please note:-

You must be eligible to live and work in the UK in order to apply for this role.

Apply and more information in: http://www.statsjobs.com/jobs/biostatistician-premier-research/