Here at PSI, we pride ourselves on our strong global network of volunteers who give their time and populate our committees, special interest groups and publications. If you would like to get involved, we have listed some opportunities below. In the event that we don't have any vacancies, or if you would like to register your interest in being involved with a particular element of PSI, please contact the Volunteer team at volunteering@psiweb.org.
Below is a summary of the opportunity - to read further detail, or to submit an application, please click the 'read more' for additional information.
The PSI Board of Directors is responsible for overseeing the strategic direction, governance, and financial management of PSI. The Board meets monthly, usually via teleconference with one face to face meeting each year. The Board members are elected by the PSI membership for a term of up to four years. Click: PSI Org Chart - Board of Directors to view the organisational structure of the Board of Directors.
In June 2024, four of our Board members will be coming to the end of their terms. We therefore have vacancies for the following Board positions (please note, additional information on each role will be available shortly but a short summary is available below):
The Vice Chair helps to guide the strategy and governance of PSI, and serves as a deputy for the Chair. They will have a clear vision for the future of PSI and the contribution of statisticians and data scientists in the pharmaceutical industry and beyond. The Vice Chair is anticipated to succeed the Chair at the end of the Chair’s term... [READ MORE]
The Membership Director plays a crucial role in ensuring the growth, engagement, and satisfaction of our membership. This position is essential for building a strong and diverse membership base, fostering a sense of community, and contributing to the overall success of the organisation... [READ MORE]
The Treasurer and Contracts Director oversees the annual budget, regular financial transactions, and contracts with partners and service providers on behalf of PSI. This is a critical position to ensure the continued financial stability of PSI and to protect PSI from any legal risks. While the Director does not need to be an expert in finance or law, it is important to be reliable and to have an interest in investigating complex topics... [READ MORE]
The SIG Director oversees and supports the Special Interest Groups, in partnership with a counterpart nominated by EFSPI Council. The SIGs drive discussion and capability development across many topics of interest to PSI members, supporting the wider community through the development of papers, putting on webinars and contributing to events such as PSI Conference... [READ MORE]
Below is a summary of the opportunity - to read further detail, or to submit an application, please click the 'read more' for additional information.
PSI Careers Universities Committee is looking for two new members. The successful candidates will help develop further links with universities (through our university contacts) and students (via the PSI student membership and university contacts), publicise careers in medical statistics and the medical statistics apprenticeship. The committee is particularly keen to reach students early in their undergraduate degrees who may not be aware of medical statistics as a career. To learn more and find out how to apply, please click here.
The PSI Schools Outreach team are delighted to offer a variety of volunteering opportunities with schools, relating to Maths and Statistics. This is where we'll share any upcoming volunteering roles, so be sure to check back frequently! View upcoming roles here.
The PSI Training Committee are looking for new members to join our team. The Committee organises around 3-4 training courses, held either virtually or and in-person, each year. The Committee represents many different pharmaceutical companies and CROs. It provides a great networking opportunity and the chance to work with different statisticians across the industry. You will organise and facilitate the courses, bringing new ideas and a new network, and help to increase learning and understanding in the industry. If you are interested and would like more information, please email volunteering@psiweb.org.
The Small Populations Special Interest Group is looking to increase its membership in 2024. If you are interested in the challenges associated with drug development for rare diseases and other small populations such as paediatrics, why not join our SIG? We are a group of statisticians from industry, academia and regulatory bodies who meet once a month to share experiences, discuss relevant publications and guidance for industry, and develop resources for other statisticians. To learn more and find out how to join please follow this link
