With over eight years of experience, Bryan is a veteran statistician who partners on projects through the Center for Innovative Design & Analysis' consulting center and through long term collaborations. Scientifically and medically, Bryan jumps around from topic to topic. A few of the areas he has worked in include endocrinology, pediatrics, orthopedics, pharmacology, infectious disease, cardiology, otolaryngology, anesthesiology, dentistry, and bariatrics.

He has a bachelor's degree in psychology and environmental, population, and organismic biology from CU Boulder and a master's degree in biostatistics from the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. Bryan is accredited by the American Statistical Association as an Accredited Professional Statistician® (PStat®) and is currently pursuing his PhD in biostatistics.

Bryan's research interests include likelihood-based and modified-likelihood-based statistical methods, such as those that handle censoring, truncation, correlation, and non-normal outcomes.

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What's in your data?   Truth  

"Perhaps the most important, all-encompassing reason to have a statistician on your project is that it gives you the best shot at uncovering the truth contained in your data and allows you to make the best decisions based on what you find."

"Teaching our short course and mentoring our students are my favorite parts of my job."

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With over eight years of experience, Bryan is a veteran statistician who partners on projects through the Center for Innovative Design & Analysis' consulting center and through long term collaborations. Scientifically and medically, Bryan jumps around from topic to topic. A few of the areas he has worked in include endocrinology, pediatrics, orthopedics, pharmacology, infectious disease, cardiology, otolaryngology, anesthesiology, dentistry, and bariatrics.

He has a bachelor's degree in psychology and environmental, population, and organismic biology from CU Boulder and a master's degree in biostatistics from the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. Bryan is accredited by the American Statistical Association as an Accredited Professional Statistician® (PStat®) and is currently pursuing his PhD in biostatistics.

Bryan's research interests include likelihood-based and modified-likelihood-based statistical methods, such as those that handle censoring, truncation, correlation, and non-normal outcomes.

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What's in your data?   Truth  

"Perhaps the most important, all-encompassing reason to have a statistician on your project is that it gives you the best shot at uncovering the truth contained in your data and allows you to make the best decisions based on what you find."

"Teaching our short course and mentoring our students are my favorite parts of my job."

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With over eight years of experience, Bryan is a veteran statistician who partners on projects through the Center for Innovative Design & Analysis' consulting center and through long term collaborations. Scientifically and medically, Bryan jumps around from topic to topic. A few of the areas he has worked in include endocrinology, pediatrics, orthopedics, pharmacology, infectious disease, cardiology, otolaryngology, anesthesiology, dentistry, and bariatrics.

He has a bachelor's degree in psychology and environmental, population, and organismic biology from CU Boulder and a master's degree in biostatistics from the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. Bryan is accredited by the American Statistical Association as an Accredited Professional Statistician® (PStat®) and is currently pursuing his PhD in biostatistics.

Bryan's research interests include likelihood-based and modified-likelihood-based statistical methods, such as those that handle censoring, truncation, correlation, and non-normal outcomes.

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What's in your data?   Truth  

"Perhaps the most important, all-encompassing reason to have a statistician on your project is that it gives you the best shot at uncovering the truth contained in your data and allows you to make the best decisions based on what you find."

"Teaching our short course and mentoring our students are my favorite parts of my job."

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With over eight years of experience, Bryan is a veteran statistician who partners on projects through the Center for Innovative Design & Analysis' consulting center and through long term collaborations. Scientifically and medically, Bryan jumps around from topic to topic. A few of the areas he has worked in include endocrinology, pediatrics, orthopedics, pharmacology, infectious disease, cardiology, otolaryngology, anesthesiology, dentistry, and bariatrics.

He has a bachelor's degree in psychology and environmental, population, and organismic biology from CU Boulder and a master's degree in biostatistics from the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. Bryan is accredited by the American Statistical Association as an Accredited Professional Statistician® (PStat®) and is currently pursuing his PhD in biostatistics.

Bryan's research interests include likelihood-based and modified-likelihood-based statistical methods, such as those that handle censoring, truncation, correlation, and non-normal outcomes.

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What's in your data?   Truth  

"Perhaps the most important, all-encompassing reason to have a statistician on your project is that it gives you the best shot at uncovering the truth contained in your data and allows you to make the best decisions based on what you find."

"Teaching our short course and mentoring our students are my favorite parts of my job."

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