With less than two weeks to go, we explain a little more about the virtual platform - what you can expect from it & when you'll have access. This edition also focuses more in-depth on some of the available interactive sessions, programme highlights, and how you can relax & unwind with our yoga session after some intense learning!
And if you still need any convincing that this is the place to be from 21-23 June, we now have some promotional videos about various sessions we'll be running throughout. So use those as a small taster, and we look forward to seeing you online at the conference!
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With less than a month to go, now is the time to register if you have not yet done so. This edition focusses on a number of conference sessions that are more interactive, as well as a social area to meet and chat to fellow attendees and speakers.
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We are excited to announce that the Scientific Programme for the 2021 online PSI Conference is now available. Read about why you should register for the PSI conference and hear about how to get the most out of a virtual conference. This edition also highlights the planned Regulatory Session as well as a spotlight on “Time for a laugh!”.
Registration is open, oral abstract submission deadline has passed and only one week left to submit a poster abstract. This edition also features details on the talk to be given by the 2020 RSS/PSI prize winner as well as a session organised by the COVID-19 and Vaccine Special Interest Groups, celebrating the work that statisticians have been doing in the fight against COVID-19.
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PSI are delighted to announce that registration for the 2021 Online Conference is now open! This edition features a reminder for the approaching abstract submission deadline, as well as introducing this year's keynote speakers. If you're not sure why you should attend the PSI Conference, you can gleam insight via some of our testimonials too!
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PSI are delighted to announce that abstract submissions for the 2021 PSI Conference are now open, with the deadlines of Friday 12 March for Oral Presentation submissions, and Friday 26 March for Posters. As the conference this year is entirely online, with the cost of delegate registration lower compared to a face-to-face conference and no associated travel costs, this is a perfect opportunity to share your work with the statistical community.
Sponsorship packages have been tailored to meet the specific objectives of supporters of PSI: education, networking & recruitment, and branding. These are now also available - for more details on these, along with updates on Registration and the Scientific Programme, ensure you read this month's edition!
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PSI are pleased to announce that we will be running an online Conference between 21 to 23 Jun 2021. Registrations will open in early 2021, including a 50% discount for people who are accepted for contributed talks.
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Our monthly webinar explores examples of innovative data visualisations relevant to our day to day work. Each month a new dataset is provided from a clinical trial or other relevant example, and participants are invited to submit a graphic that communicates interesting and relevant characteristics of the data.
Whatever your current challenge(s) at work, this workshop will explore what's holding you back, and how barriers can be removed in order to progress and achieve.
A PSI Training Course covering the statistical methods for repeated measures and other clustered data. Course will cover: Conditional models for continuous hierarchical data, Conditional models for continuous longitudinal data, Marginal models (GEE) for continuous longitudinal data & Discrete data.
We’re now searching at all levels for Biostatisticians and Statistical Programmers to join our International BARDS Health Technology Assessment team at our London and Zurich hubs.
The Associate Director of Biostatistics is the key client interface for all statistical issues and discussions.
In this role you will consult in the design of complex and innovative studies and clinical trial programs as well as Leading DMC/DSMB processes.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone that loves working directly with clients, contributing as a high-level project lead and key contributor.
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As a seasoned Biostatistician, will work primarily on Immunology: GI and Dermatology trials with a focus on Late Phase studies. Some PK Analysis experience highly desired.
As a seasoned Biostatistician, will work primarily in late phase oncology.
As an experienced pharmaceutical statistician, you will support Cytel and a client of our Functional Service Provider (FSP) division.
As a Sr Bios, you will function independently as Lead Statistician on projects and support/project statistician on others.
The Senior Manager Biostatistics will be responsible for leading biostatistics strategy and activities for a compound and/or for individual clinical studies.
As a Sr Mgr, Biostatistics you will manage a team of Statisticians and Programmers within the FSP department, as well as managing project work.
At its core, the role of a Senior Statistician at Veramed is to provide statistical support to the statistics and programming department across a range of projects, clients and therapeutic areas.
As a Senior or Principal Biotatistician, you will hold a combined project leadership and hands-on technical statistics role, working across a range of phases and therapeutic areas.
You will participate in the development of study protocols including participation in study design discussions and sample size calculations, and review CRFs and data review guidelines.
As a Senior or Principal Statistician, you will hold a combined project leadership and hands-on technical statistics role., working across a range of phases and therapeutic areas.
We are looking for passionate and motivated statisticians to work within our Services team to deliver high quality, innovative, analytical services within a clinical setting as our KerusCloud platform moves into the next phase.
Would you like to join a dynamic, growing firm where you can really make an impact, not just on the company but to accelerate drug development and ultimately benefit patients?
Opportunity to join Amgen's centre for design & analysis. We are looking for a talented Statistician to join the Global Biostatistical Science team.
