Sarah is a statistical consultant responsible for delivering statistical analysis, research and training support for our clients and is a Chartered Statistician with a Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematical Sciences and a Master’s Degree in Statistics. Sarah joined Select in 2012 following four years as a consultant at the University of Sheffield Statistical Services Unit, undertaking data analysis and reporting, and providing statistical advice. She has experience of working with a diverse range of clients in both the public and private sectors and in applying her statistical knowledge to a wide range of real-world problems.  Sarah has particular expertise in medical statistics having delivered weekly statistics clinics to medical personnel at teaching hospitals and working on secondment to a pharmaceutical company for almost three years.

Years of Experience

8 years’ post-graduate training and consultancy experience.

Key Experience

  • Delivery of statistical analysis for clients in a variety of sectors including clinical trials, healthcare, biostatistics, government, transport, environment, agriculture, ecommerce and education.
  • Development of software for clients with experience of multiple programming languages including R, SPSS and SAS.
  • Development of bespoke statistical training courses and delivery of statistical advice both remotely and in-person.
  • Application of a variety of statistical techniques including generalized and general linear regression, survey weighting and analysis, survival analysis, parametric and non-parametric hypothesis testing, sample size calculations and meta-analyses.

Previous Roles

  • Consultant Statistician at the University of Sheffield Statistical Services Unit (Oct. 2008 – July 2012).

Qualifications and Professional Body Membership

  • Chartered Statistician, Royal Statistical Society
  • Chartered Scientist, UK Science Council
  • Ordinary Member of PSI (Statisticians in the Pharmaceutical Industry)
  • M.Sc. in Statistics with Distinction and Award for Outstanding Overall Performance, University of Sheffield
  • B.Sc. in Mathematical Sciences with First-Class Honours, University of Bath