es and contact information for three refer-
t
I
ences to Dr. Richard Simon, Chief, BRB:
t
UNI
rsimon@nih.gov. A vacancy announcement
will be issued. DHHS, NIH, and NCI are

OPPOR
Equal Opportunity Employers.
Massachusetts
OFESSIONAL
n Research Scientists, Biostatistics.
PR
Collaborate in cancer clinical trials with
an emphasis on laboratory correlative sci-
ence, the analysis and reporting of inter-
national breast cancer studies, and stud-
ies in pain and symptom management.
Required: PhD in biostatistics/statistics,
1–2 years’ experience, exceptional skills
in data analysis and SAS/S/R, and excel-
lent written and oral communication
skills. Email CV and names of three ref-
erences to: Research Scientist Job Search,
biostatistics.job-search@jimmy.harvard.edu
EOE.
n Statistician, Biostatistics, Department
of Biostatistics, Boston University School
of Public Health (www.sph.bu.edu/jobs)
and the Institute for Aging Research,
Hebrew SeniorLife. Doctorate in sta-
tistics/biostatistics and collaborative
research experience in observational or
randomized studies desired. Incumbent
will participate in geriatric and geronto-
logical research. Send CV, description of
research experience, and three references
to Dr. Lisa Sullivan, Chair, BUSPH, 801
Massachusetts Ave., 3rd Floor, Boston,
MA 02118. www.sph.bu.edu/jobs. EOE.
Missouri
n The Division of Biostatistics at
Washington University is seeking a
post-doctoral candidate for a position
in bioinformatics of heart failure. The
successful candidate will be interested in
methodology development and transla-
tional research, with strong background
in statistical genetics/bioinformatics,
machine learning/data mining, and in
programming (C/C++, Perl/Python)
and statistical computing (R/S-Plus).
Experience in cardiovascular genetics and
high-dimensional data is a plus. For more
information, visit www.biostat.wustl.edu/
announce/announce.shtml. Washington
University is an AA/EOE.
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