PENGFEI LI
Tel: 813-***-**** (Cell phone)
E-mail: acdbg8@r.postjobfree.com
Computer and software skills: Microsoft office suite, SAS, R.
Database and statistics analysis summary:
Design database
Process raw data
Conduct statistical analyses
Compose statistical analysis report
Provide high quality list, table, graph
EDUCATION
MPH Candidate at Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics,
College of Public
Health, University of South Florida (proposed
graduate in May 2014).
Ph.D. Sep.1992-July 1995, Pharmacology, Chinese Academy of
Medical Sciences
and Peking Union Medical College, P. R. China.
MS, Sep. 1986 - July 1989, Pharmacology, Inner Mongolia Medical
University, China.
MD, Sep. 1981 - July 1986, Medicine, Inner Mongolia Medical
University, China.
RELATED COURSE WORK
Biostatistics I-II Biostatistical Inference I
PH Database Management Survival Analysis
Computer Application for PH Biostatistics Case Studies and
Researchers Consulting
Intermediate SAS Epidemiology
Design and Conduct of Clinical Principles of Health Policy and
Trial Management
Applied Linear Regression Environmental and Occupational Health
Categorical Data Analysis Social and Behavioral Sciences Applied
to Health
PROFESSIONAL POSITION
Apr. 2008 - Present: Research Associate, Department of Molecular
Medicine,
University of South Florida, College of
Medicine, Tampa, Florida, USA
May. 2005 - Mar. 2008: Research Associate, Department of
Internal Medicine, University
of South Florida, College of Medicine,
Tampa, Florida, USA
Aug. 1999 - Apr. 2005: Fellowship, Department of Pathology,
University of South
Florida College of Medicine, Tampa,
Florida, USA
DATABASE AND STATISTICS ANALYSIS PROJECTS
Database work: Created data dictionary, designed Access Database and
established annotated case report forms.
Clinical trial design: Designed protocol including study outline, schema,
stratification, randomization, sample size/power evaluation, data analysis.
SEER database: Performed breast cancer survival analysis using SEER
database. Kaplan Meier, Log-Rank test, Cox modeling.
Medical student residency survey data analysis: Step1 and Step 2 scores,
rank-in class, membership and other variables to predict residency
selection in a five-year study. Statistics methods include t-test, chi-
square test, ANOVA.
Environment factors and dengue disease: Mixed effect was used to analyze
the repeated longitudinal data.
References: Available if needed.