Craig
Systems Analyst/Programmer
Craig joined SCHARP (formerly HIVNET) as a Systems Analyst/Programmer in 1998 after receiving a MS in Biostatistics from the University of Washington. As a grizzled veteran of HIVNET, he worked on vaccine preparedness and behavioral studies as well as the 012 Nevirapine trial. Some of his cross-network reports still thrive in the HIV Prevention Trials Network. For HVTN studies, Craig is the lead programmer on individual protocols and provides several of the standard cross-protocol tables on the HVTN internal website and the data management quality, enrollment, and visit completion data for the Network Evaluation Subcommittee. Craig is proud to work for SCHARP and enjoys all the treats that his coworkers leave by the mailboxes, in the break room, and in their offices.
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Systems Analyst/Programmer
Craig joined SCHARP (formerly HIVNET) as a Systems Analyst/Programmer in 1998 after receiving a MS in Biostatistics from the University of Washington. As a grizzled veteran of HIVNET, he worked on vaccine preparedness and behavioral studies as well as the 012 Nevirapine trial. Some of his cross-network reports still thrive in the HIV Prevention Trials Network. For HVTN studies, Craig is the lead programmer on individual protocols and provides several of the standard cross-protocol tables on the HVTN internal website and the data management quality, enrollment, and visit completion data for the Network Evaluation Subcommittee. Craig is proud to work for SCHARP and enjoys all the treats that his coworkers leave by the mailboxes, in the break room, and in their offices.
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