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Lauren
Li
309 Kelsey Lane, N. Dartmouth, MA 027001
Phone: (508)938-9876 (H), E-mail: lauren@yahoo.com
Technical:
SAS/BASE,
SAS/STAT, SAS/MACROS, SAS/SQL,
SAS/GRAPH, SAS/Web, SAS/SCL,
SAS/AF, SAS/ACCESS, Microsoft Access, SQL, FoxPro, Fortran, C/Csim,
Paradox, Perl, Lotus, Windows NT, UNIX,
OS2, MVS and PCs
Work Experience:
2003 – 2011 Consulting
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Support research projects with
SAS programming, data manipulating and analysis for Dana-Farber Cancer
Institute, such as Abstracted the
mathematical modeling for the NCCN data analysis process and put it into
actionable SAS macro system, and efficiently completed the analysis for the hundreds
of complex identifications of clinical and epidemiological meaningful cases for
3 cancers: Breast, Colon/Rectal and Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphomas.
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Provided Sr. SAS consulting for
PAI-Policy Analysis Inc.
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Worked as Sr. IT Engineer
(Bio-mathematician) and provided statistical supports to the R&D Micro Lab
and all kinds of company products in St. Louis for Biomerieux Inc.
·
Provided data mining for Wells
Fargo Markets Research Group, involved developing SAS programs, Perl code and
some UNIX shell script.
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Designed a Radiation Dose
reporting system (use Microsoft Access & Excel) for Washington University
School of Medicine EH&S/Radiation Safety Office.
·
Created and
maintained inventory data base and reporting system for St. Louis Modern
Chinese School.
·
Worked at
St. Louis University Medical School/Center for Outcomes Research: Created SAS
modules for survival data Cox modeling, including the predict variables and model
selections, linearity dialogues and 2*2 interaction detection, bootstrap and automatic statistical reports on database
USRD -- the US Renal Data System.
1998 – 2003 Duke University
Medical Center, Durham, NC
Statistician III
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Provided comprehensive
statistical support for design of studies, sample size calculations, data
management planning, statistical computing & analyses, including categorical data analysis,
multiple comparisons and multiple tests, longitudinal data
analysis.
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Provided statistical methods
and SAS assistance to researchers.
Data Processing Specialist II
·
Conducted data management,
statistical analysis and reporting for numerous epidemiology projects, involving
15 years’ USA worker injury data, insurance and Medicare claim data.
·
Created the specific SAS
system, developed relational databases and application packages for several
projects.
1996 – 1998 Channing Lab Brigham and Women's Hospital & Harvard
Medical School, Boston, MA
Statistical Programmer/Analyst II
·
Developed SAS programs for the
analysis of data collected in the Nurse Health Study and Physician Health
Study.
·
Designed and managed the
database for a genetic study involving quality control and logistical
modeling.
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Assisted the Principal
Investigator and Senior statisticians.
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Reviewed manuscripts for
publication.
·
Provided the SAS programming
consulting in collaborative studies involving the medical school and public
health school community.
1995 – 1996 Abt Associates
Inc, Cambridge, MA
Programmer/Analyst
·
Maintained and developed database involving
different platforms.
·
Performed statistical data
analysis and reporting to FDA using self-created efficient personal SAS tools
in PC and UNIX environments.
1995 – 1995 New Boston
Communications Co, Boston, MA
Programmer/Analyst
·
Migrated and improved an
exiting application from Mainframes to OS/2 Platform using SAS and Dbase.
1992 – 1994 University of
Southern Maine, Portland, ME
Graduate Assistant
·
Performed teaching
assistance.
·
Worked on team for a number of
projects from business, industry and science research, using SAS/BASE,
SAS/STAT, SAS/GRAPH, SAS/MACROS, SAS/IML, SAS/ACCESS and C/Csim.
1982 – 1992 Xiangji College, Hunan, Peoples Republic of China
Instructor
·
Taught courses of advanced
mathematics, operations research and statistics.
Education: Master
of Science in Applied Statistics
University
of Southern Maine, Portland, ME
Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics
Hunan University, Changsha, Hunan, Peoples
Republic of China
Publications:
Peer-reviewed publications
Lipscomb
HJ, Loomis D, McDonald MA, Kucera K, Marshall S, Li L. Musculoskeletal
symptoms among commercial
fishers in North Carolina.
Appl Ergon. 2004 Sep;35(5):417-26.
Dement JM,
Lipscomb HJ, Li L, Epling CA, Desai T.
Surveillance of nail gun injuries
among
construction
workers.
Applied Occupational
and Environmental Hygiene 18(5):1- 10, 2003.
Lipscomb HJ, Dement JM, Li L. Health care utilization of carpenters with
substance abuse related diagnoses. American Journal of Industrial Medicine
43:120-131, 2003.
Lipscomb
HJ, Dement JM, Nolan J, Patterson D, Li L.
Nail gun injuries in residential carpentry: lessons from active injury
surveillance. Injury Prevention
9: 20‑24, 2003.
Lipscomb
HJ, Dement JM, Li L. Health care
utilization of families of carpenters with substance abuse related diagnoses. American
Journal of Industrial Medicine 43: 361-368, 2003.
Lipscomb
HJ, Dement JM, Li L, Nolan J, Patterson D. Work-related injures in residential
and drywall carpentry. Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene
18(6): 479- 488, 2003.
Lipscomb
HJ, Li L, Dement JM. Falls among union
carpenters. American Journal of Industrial Medicine 44(2): 148-156,
2003.
Lipscomb
HJ, Li L, Dement JM. Work-related falls
among carpenters in Washington State before and after the Vertical Fall Arrest
Standard. American Journal of Industrial
Medicine 44(2): 157-165, 2003.
Lipscomb
HJ, Dement JM, Nolan J, Patterson D, Li L, Cameron W. Falls in residential
carpentry and drywall installation: findings from active injury surveillance
with union carpenter. Journal of
Occupational and Environmental Medicine 45(2):pp, 2003.
Lipscomb
HJ, Moon SD, Li L, Pompeii L, Kennedy MQ.
Evaluation of the North Country on the Job Network: a model of
facilitated care for injured workers in rural upstate New York. Journal of
Occupational and Environmental Medicine 44(3):246-257, 2002.
Lipscomb
HJ, Li Leiming. Injuries among teens
employed in the homebuilding industry in N.C.
Injury Prevention 7:205-209, 2001.
Lipscomb HJ, Loomis
DP, McDonald MA, Marshall S, Kucera K, Li L.
Musculoskeletal symptoms among commercial fishers in North
Carolina. (Submitted August 2003,
Applied Ergonomics)
Nizam
Uddin, Leiming Li. The MV-optimal Block Designs With Distinct Block Size.
Metro,
International Journal of Statistics, Vol.LIV n.1-2, 30-VI-1996.
Book chapters:
Lipscomb HJ, Moon SD, Li
L, Pompeii L, Kennedy MQ. Evaluation of
the North Country on the Job Network: a model of facilitated care for injured
workers in rural upstate New York. In: Dembe, A., S. Fox, and J. Himmelstein,
eds. Improving Workers' Compensation Medical Care: A National Challenge.
Beverly Mass.: OEP Press, Inc., 2003, pp. 102-116. [anthology of Robert Wood
Johnson Workers Compensation Initiative Projects; peer-reviewed paper 22.
above]
PRESENTATIONS:
Leiming Li. A Process for Automatically Retrieving Database Using
ODBC and SAS/ACCESS SQL Procedure Pass-Through Facility, SAS Users Group
International
Conference
24, Miami Beach, Florida. April 1999.
Lipscomb
HJ, Dement JM, Li L, Nolan J, Patterson D.
Work-related falls in residential and drywall construction. National
Occupational Injury Research Symposium, National
Institute
for Occupational Safety and Health, Pittsburgh, PA. October 2000.
Dement JM,
Lipscomb HJ, Li L, Nolan J, Patterson D.
Nail gun injuries in construction: Needs for gun control measures? National Occupational Injury Research
Symposium, National Institute for
Occupational Safety and Health, Pittsburgh, PA.
October 2000.
Lipscomb HJ, Dement JM, Li
L, Nolan J, Patterson D. The utility of
combined passive and active surveillance to establish intervention priorities
in residential construction.
EPICOH 2001. Fifteenth Symposium
on Epidemiology in Occupational Health, Copenhagen, Denmark. August 2001.
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