How do you demonstrate your expertise—and that it matters? ASA accreditation offers statisticians a way to demonstrate their training, experience, and commitment to ethical practice through a recognized professional credential. Based on a combination of education, applied work, and ongoing development, the program provides peer-reviewed validation of your skills and expertise. … [Read more...] about Accreditation Offers Meaningful Way to Stand Out
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Strategies for Advancing Your Career: An Interview with Yingwen Dong
By Jun Xing and Louise Traylor In a recent statistical leadership forum at Sanofi, Jun Xing, biostatistics team leader of global medical affairs and diabetes/cardiovascular development at Sanofi, had the opportunity to interview Yingwen Dong, the global head of biostatistics in rare disease and rare blood disorders at Sanofi. Here, he shares that interview and the insights … [Read more...] about Strategies for Advancing Your Career: An Interview with Yingwen Dong
The Collaborating Statistician: Publishing in a Peer-Reviewed Journal
Alexandra L. Hanlon has been a research professor in the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing since 2009. As the founder and faculty director of the BECCA Lab, Hanlon has enhanced the school of nursing's scholarly mission by expanding its capacity and expertise in statistics. As a University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing faculty member, I facilitate faculty and … [Read more...] about The Collaborating Statistician: Publishing in a Peer-Reviewed Journal