Clinical Development
Data Analyst / Biostatistician – Danish Blood Donor Study (DBDS) Department of Clinical Immunology, Aarhus University Hospital
Summary
The data analyst will analyse longitudinal registry, questionnaire and biomarker data, plan statistical analyses, and advise researchers on methods and interpretation. The role also includes occasional data management and data quality tasks.
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Hours: Fuldtid. Country: Denmark. We are seeking a data analyst with strong statistical and data analytical skills to join the Danish Blood Donor Study (DBDS). The ideal candidate enjoys working with large, complex datasets and is also interested in the biological and clinical questions behind the data.
What we offer
DBDS is a national research project built on one of the world's largest biobanks, with more than 180,000 participants and over 3 million plasma samples. The study combines laboratory and registry data with phenotype data collected through, for example, questionnaires. Our research covers a wide range of topics, including how genetic factors and plasma biomarkers can predict disease.
DBDS is a unique cohort because of its granular longitudinal data and blood samples, which allow us to study biomarker change over time. The position offers an exceptional opportunity to work with large, complex datasets in a research environment where data analysis is closely integrated with clinical and biological research.
You will be part of an interdisciplinary team and apply your analytical skills to research with the potential to improve public health. The Department of Clinical Immunology (Blodbank og Immunologi) at Aarhus University Hospital is Central Denmark Region's specialist department for clinical immunology1 …
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