**Research Analyst: Make a Dent in the Universe Helping Our Clients Accelerate Health Research**:- 100% remote, forever. Travel & relocation friendly.- Work asynchronously, and have complete control over your schedule.- Minimal meeting culture.- Unlimited holidays, 3-week minimum.- Work collaboratively with all areas of our business.- Make a difference, and solve the biggest problem facing health researchers.- Work with world-renowned clients such as AstraZeneca, Bayer, Abbvie, Harvard, Yale, Stanford, and many more.Hello—we're Trialfacts, a remote entrepreneurial company, and without us, a lot of medical research would not be possible. We're searching for a **Research Analyst** to help our team solve our clients' biggest problem. If you're looking for a position where you can set your own hours, take holidays as you see fit, work remotely from home or anywhere in the world, and help medical research succeed, then please read on.Today's highly sophisticated medical system has added nearly 20 years of life expectancy, reduced infant mortality by 90% and maternal mortality by 99%. Polio, leprosy, smallpox, and tuberculosis are practically eradicated, even in the poorest countries in the world. More recently, medical researchers around the world have come together to create a variety of vaccines to combat COVID-19 and we helped by assisting Moderna COVID vaccine studies in the US. There's plenty of room for improvement, but advances in health that have been achieved over the past 20 years are due to new medications, medical devices and understanding developed through health research.**Our clients **— academic researchers and medical research organizations, are working hard to continue to develop treatments and devices, increase our understanding, eradicate sickness and improve quality of life. Their biggest challenge is spending half of their time searching for and never being able to recruit enough of the participants required for their health research. Some of our clients include Bayer, Brown University, Duke University, Harvard, Johns Hopkins University, Joslin Diabetes Centre, Mount Sinai Hospital, Stanford University, the University of Oxford, the University of Sydney, the University of Melbourne, the Westmead Institute for Medical Research, and Yale.**Our company —** Trialfacts, removes the biggest hurdle and frustration to conducting their research, by recruiting the participants they require for their health research, and many times thereby saving their research. We do this using our unique Recruitment Guaranteed method, a proven strategy that guarantees reliable recruitment within a realistic study budget. We believe that health research is crucial to the advancement and wellbeing of humanity and aim to positively impact 1 million people through participation in research, by 2030.**We're looking for someone who can**:**Forecast **— At Trialfacts we use data from previous studies to forecast how many volunteers will meet the eligibility criteria and sign up for a particular study. For example, a university researcher may need to enroll diabetics who are non-smokers for a research study in Melbourne, Australia. Using past Trialfacts data and filling in the gaps with online research, you would determine how many patients that met the eligibility criteria we could provide. This requires researching the prevalence of medical conditions (e.g. what percent of the population in Melbourne has diabetes? What proportion are non-smokers?), click-through-rates (e.g. what proportion of diabetics in Melbourne are likely to click on our Facebook ad) and sign-up rates (based on similar previous studies what, percentage of diabetics will complete the sign-up form?).**Analyze & Organize Data **— Whether it's absorbing online medical research or analyzing data from past studies we have recruited for, you'll need to be at home with processes and systems to extract knowledge and insights we're looking for. You'll also be responsible for collating and effectively labelling data from past studies in order for us to easily refer back to in the future.**Learn **— No experience is necessary, but you'll need to rapidly develop your data analysis skills and gain a thorough understanding of various medical conditions. You'll be trained and work closely with our other Research Analysts, so you can hit the ground running, but you'll also need to be able to independently learn via courses and other resources that we'll pay for.**What's in it for you**:It's our data-driven approach and continuous focus on innovative participant recruitment strategies that allows us to help our clients successfully reach their goals.**Impact **— Trialfacts plays an extremely important role in contributing to medical research and driving humanity forward. Our clients—researchers working at universities, pharmaceutical companies, biotech companies, natural medicine companies, hospitals and medical practices—w
