Dandelion Health AI develops a clinical data and artificial intelligence platform that enables life sciences companies and researchers to analyze real-world patient data and accelerate drug development and clinical research. Backed by Moxxie Ventures.
About the role
Collaborate with clients to develop creative analytic solutions that create value and address challenges across critical areas of their business. Design statistical analysis plans for evidence generation projects that include methodology, results structure, expected outputs and dataset requirements; Found on 1752vc Careers, the job board for startup and VC roles.
What they're looking for
- M.S. or PhD degree in a relevant field, such as Biomedical Informatics, Data Science, Biostatistics, or B.S. with at least seven years of experience
- Experience in client interaction, crafting project proposals, and leading teams
- Background in statistical modeling and real-world data analysis
- Fluency in Python and SQL
- Strong technical writing, editing, and communication skills along with a collaborative, client-first mindset
- Excellent organizational skills with an ability to embrace change and effectively manage multiple projects and consistently plan work to meet deadlines
More about this role
Dandelion Health was founded in 2020 by experts in health tech , hospital systems , academia , and clinical AI . We are building the world’s largest AI training and clinical development platform. Today, we pride ourselves on our ability to make data access as easy as possible for AI developers, pharma, and medical devices, while raising the bar for patient safety and data quality. Tomorrow, we will be the place where any healthcare organization can go to build a responsible clinical AI product. Our culture is all about learning from data and improving, so we can help our clients improve health through AI. Meet the rest of our team here .
We partner with health systems to safely and ethically make their de-identified patient data available to AI developers. Currently, the data is acquired from Sharp HealthCare, Sanford Health, and Texas Health Resources – with two additional U.S. health systems joining soon.
We have clinical data dating back to July 1, 2016. This data represents over 10 million patients and includes but is not limited to:
Structured data (e.g., 100% of the EMR, including some claims)
Unstructured text (e.g., clinical notes, radiology reports)
Images (e.g., DICOM,...
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