The Best Biostatistics Tutors in Indianapolis, IN

I have passed two semesters of graduate level biostatistics at Southern Illinois University. I have been an instructor in a field plot class dealing with different models for biostatistics. I have tutored five or six people on the... See James's full profile

I have a MS in Biostatistics. I have worked as an Academic Biostatistician (for UC Davis and Duke University) for 8 years. My work has been published in 102 (and counting!) research publications. I have experience basic Statistics (101),... See Rebecca's full profile

Biostatistics was built into a full year of my MPH program, as my concentration focused on the analysis of laboratory practices. I have numerous hours of biostatistics tutoring experience, and have had the pleasure of working with... See Anita's full profile

Hello! My name is Steven and I have graduated magna cum laude from UC San Diego. I majored in chemical engineering and minored in both literature and math with an emphasis on probability and statistics. I also have experience working in research... See Steven's full profile

I have served as a teaching assistant for Introduction to Biostatistics, R Programming for Biostatistics, and many other statistics & biostatistics coursework. I hold a M.A. from the Department of Biostatistics... See Jonathan's full profile

I have an M.S. in Statistics (1998) and a B.S. in Math (1996) and am a former statistician at The Gallup Organization. See Mica's full profile

You see everyday claims made about the efficacy of a certain drug or the results obtained by a certain test group. I help students in their biostatistics class understand not only the various statistical tests and methodology but also how... See Yves's full profile

I have taught two courses, one is on fundamental statistics, with implementation in R. In this course, I introduced basic statistical concepts, including sampling, random variables, random samples, Type I errors, p-value, contingency table,... See Xiaoxue's full profile

Hi, I’m Sharon! I am a research scientist and registered dietitian (RD) with more than a decade of experience helping students achieve their learning goals through one-on-one and group instruction. I hold a graduate degree in Human Nutrition... See Sharon's full profile

I am a PhD with 10+ years of experience in 1-on-1 tutoring for biostatistics. I maintain an active medical imaging research program that relies heavily on statistical principles, so I can teach you textbook statistics with real world... See Scott's full profile

In the course of earning a Ph.D. in statistics I took a variety of graduate-level applied statistics courses that covered techniques used in biostatistics among other things. Since then I have done some work in collaboration with a medical... See Michael's full profile

I have taken statistics classes and extensively used statistics and biostatistics during my PhD training. Specifically, I use biostatistics whenever I analyze scientific data. I also have significant experience tutoring students in... See Thuan's full profile

Hi, I'm Peter! I am currently an MD/PhD student studying Biostatistics at the Medical College of Wisconsin. I have BS degrees in math and computer science from the University of Michigan, and I also took several probability and... See Peter's full profile

Statistics were essential to my Master's Thesis. Rather than recruiting a statistician, I endeavored to use my existing skills in math, statistics, and computer programming as a platform for developing the additional skills needed to perform my... See Taylor's full profile

I have taken a biostatistics course during my undergraduate education, including an introduction to biomedical statistical methods course, advanced statistics, and AP Physics (high school). I obtained a 5 on my AP test and have applied my... See Louie's full profile

I have taken biostatistics at both New York University and Temple University. Both times I received an A in the course and even got a recommendation from my NYU biostatistics professor. My dental school has even done a little bit of... See Ricky's full profile

I have my BA in Statistics and my MS in Biostatistics. I worked as a math and statistics tutor (for all levels) for three years for Grand Valley State University. While in graduate school, my Graduate Assistantship was to tutor,... See Kayleah's full profile

Statistics is a subject that many students hate and find confusing - I hope I can show you that it doesn't have to be painful! I have a MS degree in Biostatistics, including PhD coursework, and can teach all levels of statistics... See Brian's full profile

I have taught multiple biostatistics courses, including short-term workshops over the summer to full-term courses, including longitudinal data, multilevel modeling, and overall quantitative methods. I use biostatistics daily as an... See Henri's full profile

I have an MPH in Epidemiology and am a Ph.D. candidate in Epidemiology, both which require training in Biostatistics. I have been conducting epidemiological research for 7 years and have been tutoring students for 5 years. See Dr. Ivy's full profile

I have teaching experience on this subject. I was a Biostatistics Teaching Assistant (TA) at UCSF when I was a PhD student. At work I use biostatistical methods such as hypothesis testing, regression analysis, T-test, chi-square... See Shahab's full profile

I have an extensive, practical background in biostatistics. For my undergraduate and graduate work I have used a variety of biostatistical techniques to analyze small and large datasets. I am able to provide real world examples of... See Alex's full profile

I have a Masters in Public Health with a focus in biostatistics and epidemiology. I have a PhD in epidemiology and my coursework included several biostatistics courses. I used biostatistical methods regularly in my doctoral... See Donna's full profile

Biostatistics was one of my courses in Medical school, and I got a B grade for it at the end of the semester. It is also one of the major components of the medical licensing board exam (USMLE). After writing all three steps of the board... See Jennifer's full profile

Econometrics are a dialect of statistics. For example, a panel study is just a subset of longitudinal studies, while time series reduce longitudinal to one subject with even more measurements. Heteroscedasticity is modelled, rather than being... See David's full profile