Assistant/Associate Research Professor of Surgery

Assistant/Associate Research Professor of Surgery Title Assistant/Associate Research Professor of Surgery Specific Title Appointment Type Scientist Track Faculty Department IUSM - Surgery - Surgical Oncology Campus IU School of Medicine Indianapolis Position Summary We are seeking an Assistant Research Professor to support and expand the statistical programs within the Surgical Outcomes and Quality Improvement Center (SOQIC, ) in the Department of Surgery at Indiana University School of Medicine. This individual will partner with SOQIC investigators to provide complex statistical leadership on projects and grants related to surgical quality and safety improvement, health services research, health policy, and outcomes. There will also be opportunities for this individual to pursue their own line of independent research. The individual in this role will oversee and direct master’s level analysts and data coordinators as they provide complex quantitative analytic support for research carried out by clinical faculty in the Department of Surgery. Additional training in models, methods, and grant writing is possible, along with support to present research at national and international meetings. Department-Specific Responsibilities Consult with SOQIC investigators and Department of Surgery faculty on complex study designs and appropriate statistical methods, apply advanced analytic methods, interpret and summarize data. Provide complex scientific and technical leadership regarding data collection, cleaning, management, and analysis; technical writing; and reporting. Mentor junior analysts as they support the clinical faculty’s analytic needs in their research and mentor research fellows as they pursue their own projects under the direction of their SOQIC mentors. Develop strategic plans for the development and expansion of the CORES program. Manage and oversee a team of data analysts as they support clinical faculty in their research. Co-author scientific papers for presentation and publication. Basic Qualifications Candidates must have a PhD in statistics, biostatistics or relevant field. Excellent English communication skills. A desire to mentor master’s level analysts and research fellows. Ability to lead varied groups. Record of success in publishing using complex statistical methods. Candidates with expertise in health services and outcomes research are preferred. High proficiency using statistical software, such as STATA , R, and SAS . Department Contact for Questions Please direct questions about the process to: Meghan Hutchinson, Human Resources Business Partner, Department of Surgery, View email address on click.appcast.io. Please direct questions about the opportunity to: Brianna D’Orazio, Interim Administrative Director, View email address on click.appcast.io. #J-18808-Ljbffr