Asa biostatistics salary survey

In terms of expectations, despite the pandemic, more ASA members think their personal employment income from all sources this year will be higher than their 2019 income, 31 vs. 16 percent.
Fifty-three percent expect their income to stay about the same.

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From these responses, it was determined that 5 percent worked in biostatistics.
Seventy-four percent of those in statistics or data science prefer to be known professionally as a statistician, compared with 7 percent who prefer to be known as a data scientist.

This report presents findings of the American Statistical Association’s 2020 Work and Salary survey, conducted July 20-Aug. 10, 2020.
Following an announcement from ASA Executive Director Ron Wasserstein, the survey invitation was sent July 20 to 11,514 ASA members, with reminder emails sent July 27, Aug. 3 and Aug. 6.