Dr. C. James Scheirer is an independent consultant whose experience includes:

• Twenty years as a senior NIH administrator
• Five years as Associate Dean of a Medical School
• Eight years as a tenured member of the graduate faculty of a university teaching and mentoring in statistics
• Graduate and post-doctoral training in statistics

Jim can assist you with:

• Planning and preparation of grant applications, including SBIR applications
• Navigating the NIH grants and contracts system
• Advising on IRB submissions
• Statistics and research design

Jim can provide individual consulting services or workshops to groups. He is an established researcher, teacher, and mentor.

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Dr. James Scheirer can assist you in all areas of grantsmanship, from original concept to submitted application. He can work equally effectively with individuals and with groups. Dr. Scheirer has directly participated in the development of a variety of grant applications for NIH including:

• SBIR phase I and Phase II grants
• Individual research grants (R01s)
• Program Project Grants (P-series grants)
• Center Grants (U-series grants)
• Individual Career Development Grants (R01, R03, R08 and R21 grants)
• Institutional Training Grants (T-series grants)
• Research Contracts

His experience includes:

• Twenty years at the NIH
• Ten 10 years as Chief of the Review Branch of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI)
• Five years as a Deputy Division Director at NHLBI.

Associate Dean for Clinical Research at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School

• Liaison to the Executive Board of the IRB
• Teacher, mentor, and collaborator on biomedical research projects

Faculty member at SUNY/Binghamton

• Awarded NIH F01 (at University of Pittsburgh)
• Awarded NIH R03 grant
• Awarded NSF faculty fellowship
• Awarded several NY Research Foundation grants.
• Awarded NIH Biomedical Research Support Grants (as investigator)
• Published widely in the peer-reviewed literature

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Dr. James Scheirer provides consulting services in statistics including:

Clinical Trial design and data analysis

• Randomized and non-randomized designs
• Data analysis and interpretation
• Power analysis

Multivariate analysis

• Regressions approaches to analysis
• Cluster and principle component analysis

Statistical support for developing data collection and analysis plans

Statistical analysis of survey data

Dr. Scheirer’s background includes

• B.S. in Mathematics from MIT
• Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology and Statistics
• NSF Fellowship at Cornell in Statistics
• Eight years teaching graduate level statistics courses to Psychology graduate students

For a full Academic CV, click here.