Description

• Join a vibrant team of researchers and clinicians conducting rigorous, nurse-led, multidisciplinary health services and implementation science research at the Nursing Research Institute with Australian Catholic University
• Full-time [FTE1 | 35 hours], fixed-term position to the 24 December 2025 based on-site in Darlinghurst, Sydney
• Total remuneration valued to $125,722 - $140,551 total rem (pro rata) pa, including salary component $106,237 - $118,773 (pro rata) pa (HEW 8), employer contribution to superannuation and annual leave loading.

About the role: 

The Statistician is responsible for contribution to the design, undertaking data analysis and reporting of multiple clinical research projects conducted by the Nursing Research Institute. They will advise and perform standard and advanced statistical analysis for multiple state, national and international research projects including (but not limited to) observational studies, randomised trials and studies using routinely collected hospital data.

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Closing date:  24 September 2023

Contact:

General enquiries can be sent to Patty Zenonos, Executive Officer, Nursing Research Institute at patty.zenonos@acu.edu.au

Requirements

About the role:

As Statistician you will be responsible for contributing to the design, undertaking data analysis and reporting of multiple clinical research projects conducted by the Nursing Research Institute (NRI). You will also will also advise and perform standard and advanced statistical analysis for multiple state, national and international research projects including (but not limited to) observational studies, randomised trials and studies using routinely collected hospital data.

More specifically the role entails:

• Performing statistical analysis for national and international research under limited supervision either as a member of the team or independently to achieve the objectives of the program of health services research including (but not limited to) analyses for observational studies, randomised trials and studies using routinely collected hospital data.
• Providing specialist input into the methodological aspects of study design and statistical analysis methods for multiple observational studies and randomised trials as part of on-going studies and competitive grant applications.
• Assisting in the preparation of material, including graphical and tabular presentations, for peer review manuscripts, reports, meetings, publications and seminars as appropriate with superior attention to detail.
• Providing statistical advice and assistance where appropriate on questionnaire design, data management, statistical software, and methods of analysis to project leaders and the multidisciplinary team.
• Work effectively in collaboration with internal and external stakeholders, including University and healthcare partners, multi-disciplinary researchers and research participants, to discuss and evaluate relevant statistical analyses locally and internationally.