My role as a statistical consultant

Hi, I'm Lynsey and I'm a statistical consultant at Select Statistics.
At Select, I'm responsible for liaising with clients, delivering statistical analysis and research, and for providing statistical training, advice and support.
Our clients range from retailers, local authorities and health professionals to utility companies, market researchers and engineers, but they all have one thing in common, they want to make the most out of their data.
I especially enjoy the variety that my role offers. Each project presents a new challenge in terms of both the subject area and the statistical techniques required.
Beyond that, working directly with clients requires strong personal and professional skills, including time management, the ability to work in a team and effective communication.
Most statistical consultants have a Masters degree in Statistics, but you don't have to stop there. After my Masters, I studied for another 3 years to gain a PhD and valuable new research, presentation and teaching skills.
At Select we encourage all of our consultants to work towards the Royal Statistical Society's Chartered Statistician qualification. This award not only recognises our statistical qualifications, but also our professional training and practical experience.
If you're interested in finding out more about the rewards and benefits that a career in statistical consultancy can offer, please visit the careers page on our website.

[@kopanomabalane9688]

So do statistians work in mining industries?

[@davidotohinoyi3082]

hi, i really need some assistance my name is David, i am a medical student and also a researcher, i am a self taught statistician and i am a little frustrated. I am doing a research comparing the shape of the hand with the pericardium and i took my measurements, i applied chi-square, linear and multiple regression, linear plots, but the journal is suggesting i review my statistical approach, they suggested covariance, and receiver operating characteristics. the research involved measurement of age, hieight, shape and other anthropometric survey and i was trying to correlate at what rate parts of the body grow relative to others, for example my regression stated that for every increase in age, the hand increase by 2%. Please kindly advice how i restructure my analysis, any help will be much appreciated. Sorry for disturbing your busy schedule like this.

[@JustMe-pt7bc]

making the client value your stats output is a task