Genzyme Genetics Work Values

Daily Duties at Genzyme Genetics:

• Processed Phase I-II-III Clinical Trial data through SAS programming to provide statistical support. • Proficient in indicating input data sets, setting, sorting and merging techniques for weekly data reports. • Retrieved data tables from Oracle Clinical databases with PROC SQL using Pass through Facility. • Consolidated multiple tables using SQL Joins concepts. • Generate tables and reports using PROC REPORT • Conducted statistical analysis using SAS/STAT – Proc Means, Proc Freq, and Proc Summary. • Created CRT (Case Report Tabulations) datasets using CDISC standards for submissions to the FDA. • Created CDISC SDTM domain data sets from existing clinical trial data to provide Case Report Tabulation (CRT) data to a regulatory agency, such as the FDA and ADAM to provide a description of the full protocol involving the clinical trials. • Used Proc Import and Proc Export to import and export files into SAS. • Produced RTF, MSWORD and HTML formatted files using SAS/ODS to produce ADHOC reports for presentation and further analysis.

What they like about Genzyme Genetics:

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Tags

Networking, SAS Base, SQL, Learner, Macros, Healthcare, SAS Advance, R, Unix, Communication

Skills

SAS Base, SAS Advance, SAS Macro, SQL, Unix, R, Communication, Team Player

These are some of the questions we asked our climbers about their experiences with Genzyme Genetics: