Sravanthi Gujjari
Phone: 612-***-****
Email: acciy4@r.postjobfree.com
SUM MARY:
• Over 6 plus years of experience in SAS programming with good knowledge of
advanced statistical methodologies applied in Pharmaceutical, Genetic and Biotech
i ndustries.
• Expertise in analyzing and reporting various phases (Phase I I-I I I) Of Clinical T rials
using tools like Base SAS, SAS/GRAPH, SAS/SQL, SAS/MACRO, SAS/ACCESS,
SAS/ODS in Windows environment.
• Experience in creating CDISC complaint SAS datasets (SDTM and ADaM) as well
as generating Tables, L istings and Figures.
• Experience in Data manipulation and producing reports employing various SAS
p rocedures like PROC SQL, PROC REPORT, PROC TABU LATE, PROC FREQ,
PROC MEANS, PROC UN IVARIATE, PROC SUMMARY, and PROC CONTENTS.
• Skilled in using the SAS/ODS facility to convert data to P DF, HTML and RTF
formats.
• Extensive exposure on every steps of entire project life cycle such as SAP, original
data collection, data query, data manipulation and analysis, summary of findings
and presentation of results.
• Having knowledge of clinical and pharmaceutical drug development process and
associated Good Clinical Practice (GCP).
• Extensively involved in creation and validation of analysis datasets, Tables, L istings
and Graphs (TLG) and Ad-hoc reports.
• Good understanding of Clinical Trial Phases, clinical protocols/ CRF’s/Annotated CRF’s, ICH and
GCP guidelines, NDA, IND, CDISC, MEDRA, 21 CFR PART 11. Familiar with Electronic
submission guidelines to FDA.
EDUCAT ION:
• Masters in Clinical Research from Institute of Clinical Research (ICRI) India.
• Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Research Management at ICRI, India.
• Bachelor of Pharmacy from Jawaharlal Nehru Technical University (JNTU), India.
TECHN ICAL SKILLS:
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SAS Skills : SAS (Base, ACCESS, STAT, MACROS, ODS, SQL and GRAPH)
L anguages : SAS, SQL, Oracle Clinical
Databases : MS-ACCESS, Oracle Clinical
Environment : SAS 9.0, SAS 9.1.3, Base SAS, SAS macros, SAS/Access and
W indows
A dditional Software : MS Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
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PROFESSIONAL EXPER IENCE:
C linical SAS Programmer
Cook County Hospitals, Chicago, I L Jan 2013 – T i l l Date
Responsibilities:
• Successfully designed and implemented statistical reporting processes for regular data
collection and clinical data analysis for Phase I and I I I analysis of clinical t r ials.
• Performed validation of tables, listings and graphs for clinical study reports.
• Developed SAS programs for listings and tables for data review and presentation, including
ad-hoc reports, Case Report Tabulations as per CDISC guidelines.
• Involved in (ISS/ISE) integrated summary of safety and integrated summary of efficacy
analysis in creating the ISR (integrated summary report) to compare and to differentiate
a ll other study results and to get the conclusion after reviewing the patient benefit/risk
p rofile of the drug.
• Involved in creating the statistical analysis data sets according to the ADaM standards to
submit analysis data to FDA.
• Writing SAS programs as per the instructions provided by study Statisticians to create SAS
datasets, Tables, Listing and Figures reporting and submitting the results of clinical t r ials
for investigational medications.
• Develop the validation plan for the SDTM datasets for the submission and validate the
datasets by parallel programming.
• Programmed and generated safety tables, efficacy tables, patient profiles, demographic
l isting, vital signs and reason for withdrawal from the t reatment for FDA submissions.
• Involved in SDTM mapping, pooling and analysis of clinical study data for safety.
• Created Safety as well as Efficacy Reports for FDA submission.
• Involved in CRF (Case Report Form) annotations.
• Performed QC (Quality Check) extensively on tasks performed by other team members.
Clinical SAS Programmer
Dataceutics, Pottstown Jan 2010 – Dec 2012
Responsibilities:
• Provided SAS p rogramming and analysis support for Phase I I-I I I clinical t r ials.
• Lead the various client projects for generating SDTM-compliant datasets (wri ting specs,
mapping, programming and QC)
• Generated safety tables (Adverse Events, Patient profile, Demographic listing, Vital Signs,
Reason for withdrawal by t reatment).
• Generated high quality reports in the form of listing and RTF using SAS ODS.
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• Primary p rogrammer to produce tables, listings, and figures for the clinical study report
(CSR).
• Secondary p rogrammer to validate SAS p rograms that produce derived-analysis datasets
and data analyses.
• Worked closely with Study statisticians to implement the analysis specified in Statistical
A nalysis Plan (SAP).
• Used SAS/Base, SAS/Stat, SAS/Graph, SAS/Macro to implement statistical analysis
p rocedures, generate reports and graphs.
Clinical SAS Programmer
Novartis healthcare Pvt. Ltd, Hyderabad, I ndia Aug 2007 – Sep 2009
Responsibilities:
• Responsible for providing Clinical SAS programming and analysis support for clinical
s tudies across multiple protocols for the submissions like NDA and Safety.
• Performed validation of tables, listings and graphs for clinical study reports.
• Involved in Developing, and validating the project-specific SAS programs to generate
derived SAS datasets, summary tables, and data listings according to departmental standards.
• Used Sorting and Merging techniques on the raw data sets for value added data
p reparation, to get the required Reports or Analysis data sets.
• Performed QC (Quality Check) extensively on tasks performed by other team members
and involved in data validation and data cleaning in all phases of Clinical studies.
• Extensively used Proc SQL to ret rieve, update and report on information from SAS data
sets and other database products.
• Buil t Macros and create macro variables using %LET, CALL SYMPUT, and DATA
_NULL_ to help generate analysis data sets and create specified structure of TLFs.
• Used Proc CDISC for verifying compliance of datasets with CDISC standards and electronic
submissions.
• Worked on multiple protocols and/or drug compounds at a time.
• Programmed and generated safety tables, efficacy tables, patient profiles, demographic
l isting, vital signs and reason for withdrawal from the t reatment for FDA submissions.
Clinical SAS programmer
Datamonitor, Hyderabad, I ndia June 2006 – July 2007
R esponsibilities:
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• Involved in the support of Phase I I and I I I clinical t r ials; Regulatory submissions;
• Worked on the safety (ISS) and efficacy (ISE) listings for the various studies
• Created and maintained SAS datasets that are extracted from Oracle C linical/Clint r ial
databases using SAS DATA STEP and PROC SQL.
• Conducted analysis on the raw data to determine the quality and validity of the data using
P roc Freq and Proc Means.
• Participated i n creating CDISC compliant datasets – w rit ing specs, mapping variables and
coding for t ransformation
• 1Generated RTF and PDF output using SAS/ODS.
• Responsible for developing the SAS p rograms following the information stated in Statistical
A nalysis Plan (SAP); Created derived datasets for analysis.
• Review of specifications, mock-up tables and listings
• Involved in validating and QC of the derived datasets, efficacy and safety tables.
• Created tables, listing, and graphs for Safety as well as Efficacy analysis for the Study
• Generated TABLES and L ISTINGS using Proc Freq, Proc Means, Proc Univariate, Proc
P rint, Proc Tabulate and Proc Report.
• Developed and updated existing MACRO programs.
• Contributed to the development of standard operating procedures (SOPs).
• Produced Ad-hoc reports as per requests.
PERSONAL DETA I LS:
Current Location: I ll inois
Work Permit: H1B