Prasitha Prakash
About Prasitha Prakash
Prasitha Prakash is a Clinical SAS Programmer with a strong background in both academic and clinical settings. She transitioned from a Guest Assistant Professor role to her current position at Ephicacy, demonstrating her expertise in SAS programming and her educational foundation in engineering.
Work at Ephicacy
Prasitha Prakash has been employed at Ephicacy as a Clinical SAS Programmer since 2020. In this role, she applies her advanced skills in Clinical SAS programming to support various clinical research projects. Her work involves data management, statistical analysis, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Prasitha's contributions are integral to the successful execution of clinical trials and research initiatives within the organization, which is based in Kochi, Kerala, India.
Education and Expertise
Prasitha Prakash holds an M.Tech in Power Electronics from Cochin University of Science and Technology. She is currently pursuing a B.Tech in Electrical and Electronics at Mahatma Gandhi University, which she has been studying since 2012. Her educational background provides a solid foundation for her technical skills, particularly in Clinical SAS programming. Prasitha possesses advanced knowledge in both Base and Advanced SAS programming, which enhances her clinical expertise.
Background in Academia
Before transitioning to the field of SAS programming, Prasitha Prakash worked as a Guest Assistant Professor at the Government College of Engineering & Technology in Kerala, India, from 2014 to 2016. During her two years in this academic role, she contributed to the education of engineering students, sharing her knowledge in electrical and electronics engineering. This experience reflects her versatility and ability to adapt her skills from academia to industry.
Professional Experience in SAS Programming
Prasitha Prakash has gained significant experience in SAS programming through various roles. She served as a Clinical SAS Intern at Signetsoft in Bengaluru for five months in 2020, where she developed practical skills in clinical data analysis. Prior to that, she was a SAS Programmer Trainee at Epoch Research Institute India Pvt. Ltd. for six months in 2019. These positions allowed her to build a strong foundation in clinical data management and programming.