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Cardiovascular Associates of America (CVAUSA) is a premier cardiovascular management service organization that is committed to improving the standard of care in cardiovascular medicine. We offer a wide range of resources and expertise to empower cardiovascular specialists and practice owners, helping them maximize practice efficiency while maintaining clinical and operational autonomy. Our dedicated team of cardiovascular and practice management experts is here to support you in overcoming challenges, pursuing opportunities, and driving innovation in your field. With a physician-centered approach to practice transformation, we enable quality, world-class cardiovascular care. We understand that each practice is unique, so we focus on providing personalized support tailored to your specific needs. At CVAUSA, collaboration is a core value. We value the opportunity to work alongside the best physicians in the country and welcome all perspectives. Our leadership team comprises experts in cardiovascular care, ensuring that our recommendations are credible and based on sound knowledge. With a focus on progress and innovation, we anticipate and embrace new advancements in cardiovascular care. As a partner, you can trust us to be a reliable resource, always acting with honesty and integrity. Join us in our mission to save lives and reduce the burden of cardiovascular disease. Whether you're a practice owner looking for support or a healthcare professional interested in working with us, schedule a meeting or explore job opportunities today. Together, we will lead the way in value-based care in cardiology.

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Cardiovascular disease is the single largest contributor to premature death and disability in the world. At CVAUSA, we are dedicated to delivering the highest quality cardiovascular care and to advancing scientific discovery through clinical research, including randomized trials and observational and health outcomes research. As we build our clinical programs and our national network of cardiovascular research, we need strong team members who are passionate about generating rigorous real-world evidence that improves cardiovascular care.

At CVAUSA, you'll help advance scientific discovery at a national scale, as part of the nation's largest network of cardiovascular care professionals. You'll have the opportunity to work closely with and learn from physician, quality, and research leaders. Your work will be more than just numbers and data; it will be foundational for our efforts to improve patient care and save lives. You'll join a mission-focused organization dedicated to excellence in cardiovascular care and clinical research.

Biostatistician II (Part-Time)
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**Location:** Remote

**Job Type:** Contractor, part-time (up to 20 hours per week, on average)

**Travel:** Willingness to travel up to twice per year for team meetings

**Reports to:** Chief Research and Quality Officer

### Position Summary

The Biostatistician II will support CVAUSA's real-world evidence and observational research portfolio by independently leading the statistical analysis of defined studies across the network's community cardiology practices. This fully remote, part-time role is well suited to an experienced master's- or doctoral-level statistician who can draft statistical analysis plans, prepare and analyze real-world data from electronic health records, claims, and registries, and contribute to manuscripts, abstracts, and grant deliverables.

This role is ideal for a biostatistician who can work independently within defined project scopes, collaborate effectively with investigators and clinical stakeholders, and translate complex data into rigorous, reproducible analyses that support high-quality, evidence-based cardiovascular care.

### Key Responsibilities

*   Independently conduct statistical analyses for assigned observational cohort, registry, and quality studies, including data preparation, cohort definition, and application of appropriate analytic methods.
*   Draft statistical analysis plans (SAPs) for defined studies and contribute to protocol and study design, including sample-size and power calculations.
*   Apply multivariable regression, survival analysis, longitudinal/mixed-effects models, and confounding-adjustment methods (e.g., propensity scoring) appropriate to real-world data.
*   Prepare, clean, link, and quality-control real-world datasets from EHR, claims, and registry sources, including phenotype and endpoint definition using standard code sets (e.g., ICD-10-CM, CPT).
*   Produce validated, reproducible analytic code (SAS and/or R) along with tables, listings, and figures for reports and publications.
*   Contribute substantively to abstracts, manuscripts, posters, and grant applications, including methods and results sections, in collaboration with investigators.
*   Communicate analytic findings clearly to investigators, clinical leaders, and other internal non-technical stakeholders.

### Qualifications

**Required**

*   Master's degree (MS, MPH, or equivalent) in biostatistics, statistics, epidemiology, or a related quantitative discipline, plus approximately 2–5 years of applied experience; or a doctoral degree (PhD) in a relevant field.
*   Demonstrated ability to conduct multivariable and survival analyses independently and to interpret results accurately.
*   Strong proficiency in SAS and/or R, including data management of large, complex datasets.
*   Proficiency in SQL.
*   Proficiency and experience with missing-data approaches such as multiple imputation.
*   Experience drafting or substantially contributing to statistical analysis plans.
*   Experience with real-world data sources (EHR, administrative claims, clinical registries) and data-linkage or phenotyping methods.
*   Working knowledge of research data governance, HIPAA/PHI handling, and Good Clinical Practice principles.
*   Strong written and verbal communication skills.

**Preferred**

*   Proficiency with causal-inference and confounding-adjustment methods (propensity scores, matching, weighting).
*   Experience in cardiovascular clinical research, particularly cardiac imaging (e.g., PET/myocardial blood flow) and/or cardiac procedural care (e.g., coronary angiography, PCI, catheter ablation).
*   Served as biostatistician for 2+ prior outcomes/quality research projects.
*   Record of contribution to peer-reviewed publications or abstracts.
*   Proficient in using Power BI for data visualization.
*   Familiarity with cardiovascular code sets (ICD-10-CM/PCS, CPT) and CMS data conventions.

### Key Attributes

*   Comfortable working independently within defined project scopes and self-motivated.
*   Detail-oriented with strong analytical and organizational skills.
*   Able to balance multiple priorities in a fully remote, part-time environment.
*   Works collaboratively and is responsive to feedback.
*   Motivated by improving quality and outcomes in cardiovascular care.
*   Demonstrates a high level of integrity and professionalism.

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Christina Sullivan

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Chris Bogantes

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Biostatistician II (Part-time)

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Headquartered in Orlando, Cardiovascular Associates of America aims to bring the best cardiovascular physicians in one network with the common mission of saving lives, reducing costs, and improving patient care through clinical innovation. Through CVAUSA's physician-centered practice management model, physicians drive clinical care and their practice culture, while benefiting from the business expertise and shared resources available through CVAUSA.

**Job Description:**  
Biostatistician II (Part-Time)
  
  
**Job Title:** Biostatistician II (Part-Time)
  
  
**Location:** Remote
  
  
**Organization:** Cardiovascular Associates of America (CVAUSA)
  
  
**Job Type:** Contractor, part-time (up to 20 hours per week, on average)
  
  
**Travel:** Willingness to travel up to twice per year for team meetings
  
  
**Reports to:** Chief Research and Quality Officer
  
  
Cardiovascular disease is the single largest contributor to premature death and disability in the world. At CVAUSA, we are dedicated to delivering the highest quality cardiovascular care and to advancing scientific discovery through clinical research, including randomized trials and observational and health outcomes research. As we build our clinical programs and our national network of cardiovascular research, we need strong team members who are passionate about generating rigorous real-world evidence that improves cardiovascular care.
  
  
Position Summary
  
  
The Biostatistician II will support CVAUSA's real-world evidence and observational research portfolio by independently leading the statistical analysis of defined studies across the network's community cardiology practices. This fully remote, part-time role is well suited to an experienced master's- or doctoral-level statistician who can draft statistical analysis plans, prepare and analyze real-world data from electronic health records, claims, and registries, and contribute to manuscripts, abstracts, and grant deliverables.
  
  
This role is ideal for a biostatistician who can work independently within defined project scopes, collaborate effectively with investigators and clinical stakeholders, and translate complex data into rigorous, reproducible analyses that support high-quality, evidence-based cardiovascular care.
  
  
Key Responsibilities
  
  
Independently conduct statistical analyses for assigned observational cohort, registry, and quality studies, including data preparation, cohort definition, and application of appropriate analytic methods.
  
  
Draft statistical analysis plans (SAPs) for defined studies and contribute to protocol and study design, including sample-size and power calculations.
  
  
Apply multivariable regression, survival analysis, longitudinal/mixed-effects models, and confounding-adjustment methods (e.g., propensity scoring) appropriate to real-world data.
  
  
Prepare, clean, link, and quality-control real-world datasets from EHR, claims, and registry sources, including phenotype and endpoint definition using standard code sets (e.g., ICD-10-CM, CPT).
  
  
Produce validated, reproducible analytic code (SAS and/or R) along with tables, listings, and figures for reports and publications.
  
  
Contribute substantively to abstracts, manuscripts, posters, and grant applications, including methods and results sections, in collaboration with investigators.
  
  
Communicate analytic findings clearly to investigators, clinical leaders, and other internal non-technical stakeholders.
  
  
Qualifications
  
  
Required
  
  
Master's degree (MS, MPH, or equivalent) in biostatistics, statistics, epidemiology, or a related quantitative discipline, plus approximately 2–5 years of applied experience; or a doctoral degree (PhD) in a relevant field.
  
  
Demonstrated ability to conduct multivariable and survival analyses independently and to interpret results accurately.
  
  
Strong proficiency in SAS and/or R, including data management of large, complex datasets.
  
  
Proficiency in SQL.
  
  
Proficiency and experience with missing-data approaches such as multiple imputation.
  
  
Experience drafting or substantially contributing to statistical analysis plans.
  
  
Experience with real-world data sources (EHR, administrative claims, clinical registries) and data-linkage or phenotyping methods.
  
  
Working knowledge of research data governance, HIPAA/PHI handling, and Good Clinical Practice principles.
  
  
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
  
  
Preferred
  
  
Proficiency with causal-inference and confounding-adjustment methods (propensity scores, matching, weighting).
  
  
Experience in cardiovascular clinical research, particularly cardiac imaging (e.g., PET/myocardial blood flow) and/or cardiac procedural care (e.g., coronary angiography, PCI, catheter ablation).
  
  
Served as biostatistician for 2+ prior outcomes/quality research projects.
  
  
Record of contribution to peer-reviewed publications or abstracts.
  
  
Proficient in using Power BI for data visualization.
  
  
Familiarity with cardiovascular code sets (ICD-10-CM/PCS, CPT) and CMS data conventions.
  
  
Key Attributes
  
  
Comfortable working independently within defined project scopes and self-motivated.
  
  
Detail-oriented with strong analytical and organizational skills.
  
  
Able to balance multiple priorities in a fully remote, part-time environment.
  
  
Works collaboratively and is responsive to feedback.
  
  
Motivated by improving quality and outcomes in cardiovascular care.
  
  
Demonstrates a high level of integrity and professionalism.
  
  
Why Join Cardiovascular Associates of America
  
  
At CVAUSA, you'll help advance scientific discovery at a national scale, as part of the nation's largest network of cardiovascular care professionals. You'll have the opportunity to work closely with and learn from physician, quality, and research leaders. Your work will be more than just numbers and data; it will be foundational for our efforts to improve patient care and save lives. You'll join a mission-focused organization dedicated to excellence in cardiovascular care and clinical research.
  
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The Biostatistician II will support CVAUSA's real-world evidence and observational research portfolio by independently leading the statistical analysis of defined studies across the network's community cardiology practices. This fully remote, part-time role is well suited to an experienced master's- or doctoral-level statistician who can draft statistical analysis plans, prepare and analyze real-world data from electronic health records, claims, and registries, and contribute to manuscripts, abstracts, and grant deliverables.

Fractional Biostatistician II

Data

Cardiovascular disease is the single largest contributor to premature death and disability in the world. At CVAUSA, we are dedicated to delivering the highest quality cardiovascular care and to advancing scientific discovery through clinical research, including randomized trials and observational and health outcomes research. As we build our clinical programs and our national network of cardiovascular research, we need strong team members who are passionate about generating rigorous real-world evidence that improves cardiovascular care.

At CVAUSA, you'll help advance scientific discovery at a national scale, as part of the nation's largest network of cardiovascular care professionals. You'll have the opportunity to work closely with and learn from physician, quality, and research leaders. Your work will be more than just numbers and data; it will be foundational for our efforts to improve patient care and save lives.

Biostatistician III (Part-time)
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**Job Title:** Biostatistician III / Senior Biostatistician (Part-Time)

**Location:** Remote

**Job Type:** Contractor, part-time (up to 20 hours per week)

**Travel:** Up to 2 times per year (for team meetings)

**Reports to:** Chief Research and Quality Officer

Position Summary
----------------

The Biostatistician III (Senior Biostatistician) will serve as the methodological and programming lead for CVAUSA's real-world evidence and observational research projects. This fully remote, part-time role leads study and analytic design, independently authors statistical analysis plans and the statistical sections of grants and protocols, and functions as principal or lead statistician across projects conducted within the network's community cardiology practices.

This role is ideal for an experienced statistician who can set analytic strategy and standards, resolve novel methodological problems with full autonomy, provide statistical leadership and mentorship to the quality and research teams, and translate complex methods into rigorous, defensible evidence that supports high-quality, evidence-based cardiovascular care.

Key Responsibilities
--------------------

• Lead study and protocol design and independently author statistical analysis plans and the statistical/methods sections of grant applications and protocols.

• Serve as principal or lead statistician across a portfolio of observational, registry, and real-world evidence studies in cardiovascular care.

• Design and apply advanced analytic strategies for observational data, including causal-inference methods (propensity-based weighting/matching, marginal structural models, instrumental variables, difference-in-differences, target-trial emulation), hierarchical/Bayesian methods, and predictive/machine-learning approaches as appropriate.

• Define analytic strategy, endpoint and phenotype definitions, and data-quality frameworks across multiple studies and real-world data sources (EHR, claims, registries).

• Serve as statistical lead and co-author on manuscripts.

• Respond to methodological critique from peer reviewers, sponsors, and regulators, and defend analytic choices.

• Mentor and provide technical direction to Biostatistician I and II staff and represent biostatistics in cross-functional and external settings, as needed and appropriate.

Qualifications
--------------

**Required**

• Master's degree (MS or MPH) plus approximately 5–8+ years, or a doctoral degree (PhD) plus approximately 2–4+ years, of applied biostatistics/epidemiology experience, ideally in a productive research environment that is generating work published in peer reviewed healthcare journals.

• Demonstrated expertise in advanced methods for observational and real-world data, including causal-inference and confounding-control techniques.

• Track record of independently authoring SAPs and statistical/methods sections of protocols or grant applications.

• Advanced proficiency in SAS and/or R, including reproducible-analysis and code-review practices.

• Advanced proficiency in SQL.

• History of methodological leadership and contribution to peer-reviewed publications.

• Excellent communication skills, including the ability to translate complex methods for non-technical audiences.

• Substantial experience in real-world evidence and observational research using EHR, administrative claims, and clinical registries.

**Preferred**

• Experience in cardiovascular research generally, and cardiac imaging (e.g., cardiac PET, myocardial blood flow, ANOCA/CMD) cardiac procedural (e.g., coronary angiography, PCI, catheter ablations) research in particular.

• Experience serving as statistician on grant-funded studies and interacting with industry or foundation sponsors.

• Familiarity with cardiovascular code sets (ICD-10-CM/PCS, CPT) and CMS data structures and algorithms (e.g., Chronic Conditions Warehouse).

• Proficient in Power BI for data visualization.

• Experience mentoring or supervising statistical staff.

Key Attributes
--------------

• Operates with full autonomy and sound methodological judgment on novel and ambiguous problems.

• Detail-oriented with strong analytical, organizational, and leadership skills.

• Able to set direction and standards while balancing multiple priorities in a fully remote, part-time environment.

• Excited to roll up sleeves and do what is needed to help projects and the program to be successful, including coding, table and figure development, and other core statistics work.

• Collaborative mentor who is responsive to and constructive with feedback.

• Motivated by improving quality and outcomes in cardiovascular care.

• Works with high integrity.

Biostatistician III (Part-time)

Causal Inference

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Job Title: Biostatistician III / Senior Biostatistician (Part-Time)

Location: Remote

Organization: Cardiovascular Associates of America (CVAUSA)

Job Type: Contractor, part-time (up to 20 hours per week)

Travel: up to 2 times per year (for team meetings)

Reports to: Chief Research and Quality Officer

Cardiovascular disease is the single largest contributor to premature death and disability in the world. At CVAUSA, we are dedicated to delivering the highest quality cardiovascular care and to advancing scientific discovery through clinical research, including randomized trials and observational and health outcomes research. As we build our clinical programs and our national network of cardiovascular research, we need strong team members who are passionate about generating rigorous real-world evidence that improves cardiovascular care.

Position Summary

The Biostatistician III (Senior Biostatistician) will serve as the methodological and programming lead for CVAUSA's real-world evidence and observational research projects. This fully remote, part-time role leads study and analytic design, independently authors statistical analysis plans and the statistical sections of grants and protocols, and functions as principal or lead statistician across projects conducted within the network's community cardiology practices.

This role is ideal for an experienced statistician who can set analytic strategy and standards, resolve novel methodological problems with full autonomy, provide statistical leadership and mentorship to the quality and research teams, and translate complex methods into rigorous, defensible evidence that supports high-quality, evidence-based cardiovascular care.

Key Responsibilities

- Lead study and protocol design and independently author statistical analysis plans and the statistical/methods sections of grant applications and protocols.
- Serve as principal or lead statistician across a portfolio of observational, registry, and real-world evidence studies in cardiovascular care.
- Design and apply advanced analytic strategies for observational data, including causal-inference methods (propensity-based weighting/matching, marginal structural models, instrumental variables, difference-in-differences, target-trial emulation), hierarchical/Bayesian methods, and predictive/machine-learning approaches as appropriate.
- Define analytic strategy, endpoint and phenotype definitions, and data-quality frameworks across multiple studies and real-world data sources (EHR, claims, registries).
- Serve as statistical lead and co-author on manuscripts.
- Respond to methodological critique from peer reviewers, sponsors, and regulators, and defend analytic choices.
- Mentor and provide technical direction to Biostatistician I and II staff and represent biostatistics in cross-functional and external settings, as needed and appropriate.

Qualifications

Required

- Master's degree (MS or MPH) plus approximately 5–8+ years, or a doctoral degree (PhD) plus approximately 2–4+ years, of applied biostatistics/epidemiology experience, ideally in a productive research environment that is generating work published in peer reviewed healthcare journals.
- Demonstrated expertise in advanced methods for observational and real-world data, including causal-inference and confounding-control techniques.
- Track record of independently authoring SAPs and statistical/methods sections of protocols or grant applications.
- Advanced proficiency in SAS and/or R, including reproducible-analysis and code-review practices.
- Advanced proficiency in SQL.
- History of methodological leadership and contribution to peer-reviewed publications.
- Excellent communication skills, including the ability to translate complex methods for non-technical audiences.
- Substantial experience in real-world evidence and observational research using EHR, administrative claims, and clinical registries.

Preferred

- Experience in cardiovascular research generally, and cardiac imaging (e.g., cardiac PET, myocardial blood flow, ANOCA/CMD) cardiac procedural (e.g., coronary angiography, PCI, catheter ablations) research in particular.
- Experience serving as statistician on grant-funded studies and interacting with industry or foundation sponsors.
- Familiarity with cardiovascular code sets (ICD-10-CM/PCS, CPT) and CMS data structures and algorithms (e.g., Chronic Conditions Warehouse).
- proficient in power BI for data visualization.
- Experience mentoring or supervising statistical staff.

Key Attributes

- Operates with full autonomy and sound methodological judgment on novel and ambiguous problems.
- Detail-oriented with strong analytical, organizational, and leadership skills.
- Able to set direction and standards while balancing multiple priorities in a fully remote, part-time environment.
- Excited to roll up sleeves and do what is needed to help projects and the program to be successful, including coding, table and figure development, and other core statistics work.
- Collaborative mentor who is responsive to and constructive with feedback.
- Motivated by improving quality and outcomes in cardiovascular care.
- Works with high integrity.

Why Join Cardiovascular Associates of America

At CVAUSA, you'll help advance scientific discovery at a national scale, as part of the nation's largest network of cardiovascular care professionals. You'll have the opportunity to work closely with and learn from physician, quality, and research leaders. Your work will be more than just numbers and data; it will be foundational for our efforts to improve patient care and save lives.

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The Biostatistician III (Senior Biostatistician) will lead methodological and programming efforts for CVAUSA's research projects, focusing on real-world evidence and observational studies. This part-time, remote role involves designing studies, authoring statistical analysis plans, and providing statistical leadership.

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