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Typical Accountabilities & Responsibilities
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Career Path Options & Employment
After finding employment as a statistician, you have the option to move into other areas of the field. It is always possible to gain a few years of experience, for example, and move from within the education department to a position as a financial statistician.
You also have the opportunity to specialise within your line of work. Biostatistics is a focused branch of statistics, where you study the correlation between human diseases and their causes. You would usually work in a hospital, pharmaceutical company or government health department, developing the statistics that help demonstrate links between health problems and their risk factors.
About the Author
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