Will this Job Qualify for EB2 ?? Pls Help !

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 Job Title: Biostatistician I Job Duities: * Performs Statistical Analysis on data related to research, experimentation, diagnosis, treatment, prevention and cure of human disease. * Consults with the Investigators on design and analysis of clinical and observational studies using knowledge of statistical methods. *Identifies programming requirements and assists investigaros in the development of specialized programs to resolve problems related to statistical analysis. *Performs database management support by merging data from single or multiple sources to produce analytical data sets for assigned projects. *Writing Codes using SAS and/or R and producing Graphs and Tables. Qualification Requirement: This is a Professional research Scientist Position, requiring a minimum of a Masters degree or equivalent in Public Health, Biostatistics or a related field, and an ability to conduct sophisticated scientific research in Biostatistics for use in biological research. The position also requires working knowledge of statistical methodology, software languages; SAS and/or R and knowledge of scientific terminology used in the biopharmaceutical/clinical environment and detailed understanding of automatic data processing.   I have Bachelors and Masters degree from US.   Any information would be highly appreciated ! Thanks.

Arrogant · Sep 26, 2011 7:39 PM · 11,243 views

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 Since the Job says it requires minimum of Master's Degree. You definitely qualify for EB2. Congrats !

guy_tensed · Sep 26, 2011 10:46 PM

I think if u have masters degree then u r eligible to apply for eb2 category. When I applied fir GC 3 yrs before, the requirement to apply under EB2 cat. was either u got to have bachelor+5 yrs work experience or have completed masters. The crux is u need to make sure ur education is aligned with the current job position otherwise ur labor approval may be rejected. Good luck.

robwin · Sep 26, 2011 10:59 PM

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