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School of Community Health Sciences
Division of Primary Care
Centre for Population Sciences - QRESEARCH
Research Statistician (Fixed-term)
Applications are invited for the above post working with senior academics in
the Centre for Population Sciences, Institute for Clinical Research. The
Centre for Population Sciences hosts a major new clinical database, called
QRESEARCH, which is derived from the clinical computer records of patients
in general practices in England and Wales. This gives it enormous potential
as a resource for research purposes. The successful candidate will
undertake analysis and also provide statistical advice across a broad range
of projects. The Research Statistician will be supported by a wider group
of medical statisticians within the Medical School.
Essential requirements include a postgraduate degree in medical statistics
or equivalent discipline, a good level of general research skills, knowledge
of statistical methods, experience of using statistical analysis software
packages (preferably Stata) and experience of undertaking statistical
analyses in large datasets.
Salary will be within the range �22,507 - �29,128 per annum, depending on
qualifications and experience. This full-time post is available
immediately, will be offered on a fixed-term contract for a period of two
years and is open to job share/part-time candidates.
Informal enquiries may be addressed to Professor J Hippisley-Cox, Email:
[email protected] or Dr C Coupland, Email:
[email protected].
Further details and application forms are available on the WWW at:
http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/hr/vacancies/other.html or from the Human
Resources Department, The University of Nottingham, King's Meadow Campus,
Lenton Lane, Nottingham, NG7 2NA. Please quote VJF/634. Closing date: 6
October 2005.
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