Clinical Statistical (SAS) Programmer
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Piper Health and Sciences is actively seeking a Clinical Statistical (SAS) Programmer to join a midsize CRO focused in the rare disease and CNS space. This is a work from home / remote permanent position working part time or full time hours.
Responsibilities for Clinical Statistical (SAS) Programmer
Generate datasets, tables, listings, and figure outputs per project requirements utilizing SAS programming.Actively communicate with clients to update on progress of projects.Review and revise code, programs, and technical documentation.Assist in establishing standardized programming procedures and work instructions.
Technical Requirements for Clinical Statistical (SAS) Programmer:
Minimum 5 years of experience with SAS programming with clinical trial dataStrong background working in a CRO or Pharmaceutical environmentBachelor’s or Master’s degree in Statistics, Computer Science, or related fieldExpert knowledge in CDISC implementation guidelines (SDTM / ADaM)
Compensation & Benefits for Principal SAS Programmer
Compensation: $50/hr - $80/hr, based on previous salary history and experienceFull Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, 401k
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