st: Good job opening

[Marcello Pagano <pagano@hsph.harvard.edu>]

Dear Colleagues, 
I am sorry and please forgive me that this post is not quite so much 
Stata related.

But we are in a great need of hiring a new statistical consultant to 
join our team and I am hoping to get some help from Statalist.

So here it goes.

The Statistical Consulting Group at ATS/UCLA seeks a full-time 
Statistical Consultant to join the team.

For a detailed job description, please visit our site:

http://www.ats.ucla.edu/jobs/default.htm#stat

We are a group of full-time statistical consultants at the Academic 
Technology Services at UCLA. We offer campus-wide consulting services on 
the use of statistical packages such as SAS, SPSS, Stata and Mplus to 
faculty, staff, post-docs, and graduate students through walk-in and 
email consulting. We also offer seminars and short classes on 
statistical computing issues. Over the years, we have helped hundreds of 
researchers on campus with their statistical computing issues, from 
graduate dissertation research to grant proposals. To see our materials 
on different computing software packages, please visit our website, 
http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat.

The ATS statistical consulting group offers a dynamic environment for 
both working and learning. We emphasize team effort as well as personal 
growth. If you have good knowledge of applied statistics and statistical 
software packages, and if you like to work in an academic environment, 
you might be interested in this position. Take a look at our job 
description and apply today!

As many of you are probably aware that our group is going through a 
transition time since Michael's departure from UCLA for his new position 
at the VA. As a group, we will continue to do our best to provide our 
services to the UCLA research community and to a greater research 
community via our on line materials.

Best regards,
 G

Xiao Chen
Statistical Consulting Group
UCLA Academic Technology Services
http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/                

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