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Biostatistician / Data Scientist (Contract, Part-Time - Research Collaboration)

Total Life, Inc.

Remote

Part-time

Posted 16 days ago

Job description

About Total Life
Total Life is a behavioral health telehealth practice serving older adults, with 200+ licensed clinicians across 49 states. Most of our patients reach us through Medicare and commercial insurance, and a large share are aging adults who fall outside traditional VA and specialty mental-health infrastructure. Because we deliver care remotely and repeatedly over time, we hold something unusual: dense, longitudinal behavioral-health measurement on an older-adult population that is rarely captured at this scale or cadence.
The research
We are building a research program around a simple but underexplored idea: most suicide-risk detection treats risk as a fixed state, measured once. We want to test whether the dynamics already present in routine care - how symptom scores move over time, and how patients engage with care as those symptoms change - carry information about near-term risk that standard one-time screening misses. The initial project is a retrospective study on fully de-identified data (no new data collection, no patient contact), developing and validating a multimodal risk-detection model and quantifying its incremental value over standard screening. This work is being submitted for federal research funding, and the person in this role would be a named co-investigator on that application.
The role
You would lead the statistical thinking behind this work - design and analysis, not just execution. Specifically:
  • Serve as co-investigator on a federally funded research application (biosketch and defined effort commitment required)
  • Design the statistical and validation plan: power / sample-size analysis for a rare-event outcome, model evaluation, discrimination and calibration, temporal validation
  • Advise on analytic methods for de-identified behavioral-health and claims data, including de-identification standards
  • Partner with our clinical and engineering teams to guide model development and interpret results responsibly

What we're looking for
  • PhD (or equivalent) in biostatistics, statistics, or a closely related field
  • Demonstrated experience building risk-prediction models, ideally with EHR, claims, or longitudinal healthcare data
  • Working knowledge of rare-event / class-imbalance methods and prediction-model reporting standards (e.g., TRIPOD)
  • Comfort with de-identified clinical data and methods such as HIPAA Expert Determination
  • US-based and able to be named on a US federal (DoD/NIH) research application
  • Prior experience on federally funded research (NIH/DoD) is a strong plus

Engagement
Part-time / contract, remote. Compensation commensurate with experience and scope. Immediate start preferred given active research timelines, with potential to grow alongside our research program.

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