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Job Description
- Compiles data and computes statistics for use in business and operation plans, accountability and HIS reports, special projects or for other managerial or professional support purposes.
- Prepares reports to provide factual information to assist in the interpretation of the statistical information compiled and in the decision making process.
- Proficient in MSOffice/Excel/PowerPoint, Windows Operating System.
- Coordinates and carries out statistical programming, data collection, processing, and analysis, and report writing.
- Develops data collection plans and coordinate various surveillance or auditing systems and electronic forms.
Skills
- Experience using various statistical packages: For e.g. SAS/EG, SAS/Base, SAS/STAT, SAS/GRAPH, SPSS, R
- Expertise in statistical data analysis, e.g., multivariate, categorical, repeated measures, survival, and time series.
Job Details
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About the Program
برنامج الخدمات الصحية للهيئة الملكية بالجبيل Royal Commission Health Services Program In Jubail
Government Jubail, Saudi Arabia https://www.rchsp.med.sa/Pages/default.aspxتأسست الهيئة الملكية للجبيل وينبع بموجب مرسوم ملكي أصدره جلالة الملك خالد بن عبدالعزيز آل سعود ـ يرحمه الله - في 16 رمضان عام 1395هـ الموافق 21 سبتمبر عام 1975م. وجاء في المرسوم الملكي: (تشكل هيئة ملكية لتنفيذ خطة التجهيزات الأساسية اللازمة لإعداد منطقتي الجبيل وينبع كمنطقتين صناعيتين ويكون لهذه الهيئة شخصية معنوية مستقلة). كما خصصت للهيئة الملكية ميزانية مستقلة لتنفيذ أعمالها. The Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu was established as per a Royal Decree issued by HM King Khalid - May Allah have mercy upon him - in 21 September 1975 (16 Ramadan 1395H). The Royal Decree read “A Royal Commission shall be formed to execute the necessary infrastructure plan for the preparation of Jubail and Yanbu Cities as industrial areas. The Commission shall have an independent legal personality”. An independent budget was dedicated for the Royal Commission.