Biostatistics
Sound methods for clinical and observational studies.
Biostatistician, statistical programmer, clinical research, R, SAS and Python
Turning complex clinical data into clear, reliable evidence for public health.
Clarity, rigor and meaningful evidence.

I'm a Biostatistician and Statistical Programmer with a Master's degree in Biostatistics from Duke University. I also attended the PhD program in Biostatistics at UNC Chapel Hill for four semesters, and my undergraduate studies at Salisbury University span Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Statistics.
I currently work at a contract research organization supporting clinical research of infectious diseases, and I'm looking to grow into biotechnology or medical device roles. I'm passionate about advancing public health and communicating statistical concepts clearly to non-technical audiences.
Statistical analysis, programming and communication for clinical research.
Sound methods for clinical and observational studies.
Extensive R and SAS experience, growing in Python.
Four years supporting efficacy and safety analyses.
Clear analytical text for any audience.
Every analysis starts with the right question and ends with a result people can trust.
My statistical reasoning process for a clinical trial, from research question to interpretation.
Clean, documented code for analysis and reporting.
Statistical output I created for published research.

Tables, figures and listings for efficacy, safety and demographic data.

Documentation that makes an analysis easy to follow and reproduce.

A project completed through freelance statistical support.

A demonstration of clinical data standards knowledge.

A clear path from question to conclusion.
001.Define the question, design and objectives.
002.Clean, structure and validate the data.
003.Apply the right statistical methods.
004.Turn results into clear TFLs and text.
005.Check assumptions and document every step.
An interdisciplinary path into biostatistics.
Undergraduate studies in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Statistics.
Master's degree in Biostatistics.
Foundational Python in the Center for AIDS Research.
PhD program in Biostatistics, four semesters.
Clinical research of infectious diseases. Four years of TFLs.
SEEKING BIOSTATISTICIAN OR STATISTICAL PROGRAMMER ROLES IN BIOTECHNOLOGY AND MEDICAL DEVICES
Methods and tools from coursework and practice.
R and SAS daily, foundational Python.
Design and analysis, efficacy and safety TFLs.
Observational study analysis and study design.
Time-to-event, correlated and repeated measures.
Categorical data analysis and generalized linear models.
Multiple imputation plus SDTM and ADaM standards.
I've contributed to several published manuscripts, all available on PubMed.
Designing and running the analyses behind the findings.
Building publication-ready statistical output.
Writing methods and results for reviewers and readers.
Documented programs behind every result.
DUKE UNIVERSITY, UNC CHAPEL HILL, SALISBURY UNIVERSITY, DUKE CFAR, R, SAS, PYTHON, SDTM, ADaM, CDISC
Full-time roles and freelance statistical support.
For biotechnology and medical device teams.
Available on freelancestatistician.com.
For clinical programming teams.
Interested in a biostatistics, statistical programming or clinical research opportunity?