EPAZ Statistician – Job description - Isped

Jan 11, 2016 - EPAZ Statistician – Job description. CONTEXT: Prevention of mother-‐to-‐child transmission (PMTCT) elimination goals are hampered by low ...
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EPAZ  Statistician  –  Job  description     CONTEXT:  Prevention  of  mother-­‐to-­‐child  transmission  (PMTCT)  elimination  goals  are   hampered  by  low  rates  of  retention  and  antiretroviral  treatment  adherence.  The   Eliminating  Pediatric  AIDS  in  Zimbabwe  (EPAZ)  project  is  part  of  the  World  Health   Organisation  INSPIRE  initiative.  EPAZ  is  assessing  whether  mother  support  groups   (MSGs)  increase  rates  of  retention-­‐in-­‐care  of  HIV-­‐positive  mothers  and  their  exposed   infants,  increase  male  participation,  and  improve  other  maternal  and  infant  health   outcomes.  EPAZ  is  a  cluster-­‐randomized  study  involving  30  rural  facilities  in  2  health   districts  in  Mutare  province  in  eastern  Zimbabwe.  EPAZ  is  sponsored  by  WHO,  funded   by  the  Canadian  cooperation  and  coordinated  by  Family  AIDS  Caring  Trust  (FACT),  an   AIDS  Service  Organisation  based  in  Mutare.  INSERM  U1219  is  providing  scientific  and   methodological  support  to  EPAZ.     STATUS:  This  is  a  one-­‐year,  full  time  position  with  the  possibility  to  extend.     JOB  START  DATE:  As  soon  as  possible.  1st  March  2016  latest.     SALARY:  Commensurate  with  qualifications  and  experience     LOCATION:  ISPED/INSERM  U1219,  University  of  Bordeaux,  France.  Possible  site  visits   to  Zimbabwe.     JOB:  Performs  statistical  analysis  and  assists  in  interpretation  of  EPAZ  trial  data,   conducts  outcome  evaluation.     JOB  RESPONSIBILITIES:   • Advise  on  the  appropriate  statistical  methods  to  answer  the  EPAZ  research   questions   • Conduct  quantitative  data  analysis  using  descriptive  and  statistical  methodologies   • Work  with  researchers  to  interpret  and  refine  analyses  to  answer  E4E  trial   research  questions     • Work  collaboratively  on  writing  scientific  papers,  writing  methods  and  result   sections,  preparing  tables  and  figures   • Acts  as  a  statistical  resource  for  colleagues  on  statistical  methodology  and  theory   and  assists  researchers  with  oral  presentations,  including  making  graphics     • Maintaining  confidentiality  in  dealing  with  all  matters     JOB  QUALIFICATIONS:   • Masters  or  PhD  in  Applied  Statistics,  Biostatistics,  Public  Health  or  Epidemiology   with  a  statistical  focus   • Experience  in  analysis  and  interpretation  of  medical/health  related  data  such  as   Epidemiology,  Health  Services  Research  or  Biostatistics   • Experience  with  HIV  health  services  data  (e.g.,  surveillance  systems,  electronic   health  records,  and/or  patient  cohort  databases)  preferred   • Demonstrated  experience  in  preparing  analytical  reports    

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  Extensive  knowledge  of  statistical  software  packages  (SAS,  S-­‐plus,  SPSS)   Knowledge  of  statistical  design  and  quantitative  methods   Ability  to  self-­‐motivate   Excellent  oral  and  written  communication  in  English,  organisational  skills,  with  the   ability  to  work  independently  within  a  team  environment  as  well  as  the  ability  to   work  under  pressure  to  meet  deadlines   Knowledge  of  HIV/AIDS  and/or  medical  terminology  preferred  

•   REPORTS  TO:   Geoff  Foster,  EPAZ  Principal  Investigator   Joanna  Orne-­‐Gliemann,  ISPED/INSERM  researcher  and  EPAZ  consultant       Please  send  your  applications  by  31st  January  2016  to:   Joanna  Orne-­‐Gliemann  (ISPED/INSERM):  Joanna.Orne-­‐[email protected]­‐bordeaux2.fr     Please  include  in  your  submission:   • Curriculum  Vitae   • Recent  published  peer  reviewed  papers  if  applicable   • Experience  and  interests