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Imaging Endpoints is based in Scottsdale, Arizona, with offices in Cambridge, Massachusetts;
London, UK;
Leiden, Netherlands;
Basel, Switzerland;
Hyderabad, India and Shanghai, China. We are an affiliate of Honor Health, one of the largest healthcare systems nationally, and Scottsdale Medical Imaging Limited (SMIL/Rad Partners), the largest private radiology group in the United States. We are recognized as the world’s largest and most preeminent iCRO in oncology.
The SAS Programmer II is responsible for developing and testing programs to generate high quality analysis results from clinical database sources. These datasets typically involve medical imaging assessments that contribute to primary analyses for clinical trials research. The incumbent works under the guidance of senior members of the Clinical Data Management team to support all aspects of clinical data analyses, including data reconciliation, quality control, edit checks, data listings, visualizations, and biostatistics.
SAS PROGRAMMER II
RESPONSIBILITIES
Generate datasets, tables, listings, and figures according to project requirements using SAS
Develop macros, templates and utilities for data cleaning and reporting
Prepare study management, clinical and statistical summary reports
Maintain high quality technical documentation
Develop and validate code according to SOPs, industry best practices, and regulatory standards for clinical research
Implement defensive programming tactics to avoid errors whenever possible
Troubleshoot and de-bug programs
Maintain version control on programs and scripts released into production
Establish and follow standardized programming procedures and written work instructions
Provide programming support for study team members from study startup to study end
Participate in the design, development and support of clinical data management systems
Proactively communicate progress updates on assigned projects to internal and external stakeholders as appropriate
Participate in meetings, discussions, and briefings with upper-level management
Plan and prioritize personal workload to meet specified completion dates
Provide mentoring and training to other programmers and staff
Promote awareness of emerging industry standards and best practices in clinical programming
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
Bachelor’s or master’s degree in Statistics, Computer Science, Life Science, or related field
At least 3 years of prior experience with SAS programming
At least 1 year of prior experience in a healthcare or clinical research environment
Advanced SAS programming certification or demonstrated equivalent experience
Knowledge of pharmaceutical development process, clinical research, clinical data management, and clinical information systems
Experience working in regulated environment preferred
Experience with CDISC implementation guidelines preferred
SKILLS
Excellent oral and written English language skills
Positive attitude, promoting a team spirit and professional environment
Detail oriented with strong organizational and analytical problem-solving skills.
Understanding of best practices pertaining to software life cycle methodologies, ICH-GCP, 21 CFR Part 11
Knowledge of software version control practices for maintaining reusable code and shared programming projects over extended periods of time
Ability to learn new systems and function in an evolving technical environment
Ability to successfully work independently and together with international teams
IMAGING ENDPOINTS’ TEAM CHARACTERISTICS
Passion to Connect Imaging…
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