Veramed Graduate Training Program - UK
SKILLS
FULL DESCRIPTION
Our Training Program is designed to transform graduates into confident, capable members of a clinical biostatistics team. You’ll gain: Technical depth through SAS and R training and mock clinical studies, Industry insight into the roles, processes and standards that define CRO excellence, Essential people skills that help you communicate clearly, manage time effectively and collaborate with impact. From day one, you’ll be supported by a line manager, mentor and a buddy from the previous cohort. As the program progresses, you’ll transition into real client work with confidence, clarity and capability.
Roles and Requirements
Statisticians
Minimum requirement: MSc in Statistics or Medical Statistics
Job description
You'll:
- Analyse clinical trial data using robust statistical methods
- Contribute to statistical documents and programming tasks
- Simulate study designs and explore disease areas through literature
- Stay sharp with the latest methodologies
Programmers
Minimum requirement: BSc in Mathematics or Computer Science
job Description
You'll:
- Manipulate and explore clinical trial data to industry standards
- Develop statistical outputs for drug safety and efficacy
- Apply new programming techniques in a consultative, cross-functional environment
How to Apply
*Application closing date: Thursday 30th April 2026.*
Applications are processed and interviews take place on an ongoing basis from December to May. Please get your application in as soon as you can. Positions will be filled from January onwards.
Please send your CV and Cover Letter to [contact hidden]
Your cover letter is important to us. Here’s what we are looking for in it:
- A little more about you and your relevant experience
- Why you’re interested in a career in Biostatistics
- Which role you’re applying for – Statistician or Programmer
- Your preferred office location (Manchester, London, or Swansea)
We accept applications from people who have the right to work in the UK only.
Statisticians
If you have studied for an MSc Statistics, MSc Applied Statistics or MSc Medical Statistics, please send your CV and Cover Letter to [contact hidden]
If you have studied an equivalent MSc and you feel you have completed sufficient statistical content to be a Statistician, please add an additional document detailing the content of your modules on your MSc and any additional statistical modules you completed on your BSc to the application for our review.