Biostatistics

From universities to clinical settings, government to the corporate world, Biostatistics graduates are making their mark in the public health arena. They serve as primary investigators, collaborators, consultants, and teachers developing new models for statistical analysis and ensuring that research projects are designed and data analyzed in a way that produces valid results.

Companies and roles that recent graduates from MPH, MS, and doctoral programs have assumed after graduation include:

• Columbia University Earth Institute, Staff Associate
• Harvard University, Doctoral Student
• HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies, Postdoctoral Fellow
• Hospital for Special Surgery, Rheumatology Research Fellow
• Johnson & Johnson, Senior Biostatistician
• Mount Sinai Medical Center, Senior Biostatistician
• New York State Psychiatric Institute, Senior Biostatistician
• New York University Medical Center, Assistant Professor, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
• Stanford University School of Medicine, Medical Fellow
• Taiwan Center for Drug Evaluation, Statistical Reviewer
• University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill – Department of Medicine, Assistant Professor
• Wyeth Pharmaceuticals, Statistician