I work as a biostatistician at the West Virginia Clinical and Translational Science Institute (WVU CTSI), where I provide statistical support for clinical and translational research projects across West Virginia University.
The CTSI is part of a national network of Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA) hubs funded by the NIH, dedicated to accelerating the translation of research discoveries into improved health outcomes. As part of this mission, I help researchers with study design, power analysis, statistical methodology, and data analysis for a wide range of biomedical research.
If you're affiliated with WVU and seeking biostatistical support, please request services through the official CTSI portal.
Request CTSI ServicesOutside of my CTSI work, I'm available for contract projects in two main areas: biostatistical consulting and full-stack web development.
I provide statistical analysis and methodology support for research projects, with particular expertise in causal inference, clinical outcomes research, and healthcare analytics. My work includes study design consultation, power analysis, hypothesis testing, regression modeling, and manuscript preparation support.
Recent biostatistics projects include a retrospective study on septic arthritis analyzing clinical outcomes in IV drug users, as well as an open-source tool for causal inference, pqp (a high-performance causal identification algorithm).
I build modern, performant web applications using Next.js, TypeScript, and React. Whether you need a marketing site, a web application, or a data dashboard, I can help bring your project to life.
Recent web development projects include Return to Freedom, a website redesign for a wild horse conservation nonprofit (ongoing), and a marketing website for Telea Insights, a philanthropic consulting firm.
Interested in working together? Let's set up a call to discuss your project, or send me an email.