Susan Parker

Susan Parker has a diverse work experience spanning over three decades. Susan began their career as a contractor at Paragon Trade Brands in 1991 and worked there for a decade. In 1996, they joined Axio Research as a Programmer, where they designed and administered clinical trial databases. Susan then moved to ICOS in 2001, where they served as a Clinical Programmer/Analyst, producing clinical trial reporting deliverables and designing database specifications.

In 2004, Susan joined ZymoGenetics as a Sr. Statistical Programmer, where they played a crucial role in SDTM programming for a successful BLA submission. Susan also produced clinical trial reporting deliverables and adhered to CDISC SDTM standards. Susan stayed with ZymoGenetics until 2009.

During their tenure at OncoGenex Pharmaceuticals from 2009 to 2016, they worked as a Principal SAS Programmer, contributing to the production of clinical trial reporting deliverables and SDTM/ADaM datasets for NDA submission.

From 2016 to 2017, Susan worked as a Contract SAS Programmer for their independent venture. Following that, they joined Cascadian Therapeutics, Inc. as a Principal Statistical Programmer/Analyst in 2017, where they continued to produce clinical trial reporting deliverables and prepared clinical trial data for NDA submission.

In 2018, Susan served as a Senior Statistical Programmer at Kelly Services for a short period before joining Zymeworks Inc. as a Principal SAS Programmer. At Zymeworks Inc., they produced clinical trial reporting deliverables and ensured compliance with CDISC standards.

Most recently, Susan joined Achieve Life Sciences in 2022 as an Associate Director, Statistical Programming. Additional information about their roles and responsibilities at Achieve Life Sciences is not provided.

Susan Parker's education history began in 1982 when they enrolled at Harvey Mudd College. Susan pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics and completed their studies in 1986. Following this, Susan attended Portland State University from 1986 to 1988, focusing on the field of study in Math. Susan'seducation history concludes with an incomplete entry for the University of Washington, lacking specific years, degree, or field of study information.

In addition to their formal education, Susan obtained several certifications. In 2008, they became a SAS Certified Base Programmer for SAS 9. Three years later, in 2011, they achieved the SAS Certified Clinical Trials Programmer Using SAS 9 certification. In 2016, Susan obtained two Coursera Course Certificates, one for "The Data Scientist's Toolbox" and the other for "R Programming".