Senior Research Data Analyst (Health Policy & Management, Center for Gun Violence Solutions)

Johns Hopkins University•Baltimore, MD

9d•$55,800 - $97,600•Hybrid

About The Position

We are seeking a Sr. Research Data Analyst who will build complex data models and conduct complex data analysis in support of research projects, programs, and/or studies. The Sr. Research Data Analyst is responsible for coordination of data and data analysis activities across multiple studies. This position will work with a variety of PIs to help analyze and collect data across multiple projects.

Requirements

Master's Degree in a related field.
One year of related experience.
Highly specialized advanced knowledge, education and/or training in a specialized field of study to conduct research.
Biostatistical Analysis - Intermediate
Data Management and Analysis - Intermediate
Data Tool and Resource Development - Intermediate
Data Validation and Quality Assurance - Intermediate
Project Management - Intermediate
Research Software Development - Intermediate
Statistical Modeling - Intermediate
Statistical Programming - Intermediate

Nice To Haves

PhD in a related field.
Proficient in working with community partners, understand health equity, violence reduction, and social determinants of health.

Responsibilities

Develop, manage, and maintain a database for study data for multiple studies.
Develop standard operating procedures for initial data entry and data updates.
Oversee quality control procedures for database and ongoing analysis.
Develop data models.
Conduct statistical analyses of data collected in this system to support empirical study.
Build transmission models.
Create and curate software tools across diverse programming languages in support of research efforts.
Maintain relationships with community partners.
Work across teams within an academic research center to translate data and information for real world application.
Assist with both qualitative and quantitative data collection activities on various sites for large research studies.