Statistical Consulting

My consulting practice spans two decades of applied statistical work across industry, healthcare, and academia. Engagements range from single-deliverable analyses to multi-year embedded partnerships — from Fortune 500 market research firms to medical device companies to university research teams. The common thread is a commitment to getting the methodology right and delivering something that actually works in the hands of the client.

Industry & Market Research

My industry work is rooted in a decade at KS&R (Knowledge Systems & Research), where I served as the firm’s sole statistician, followed by continued independent practice. Engagements have spanned telecommunications, technology, logistics, automotive, manufacturing, and financial services.

Clinical & Biostatistics

Clinical consulting work has centered on medical device validation, biostatistical analysis for peer-reviewed publication, and statistical methods training for clinical research professionals.

Work still in active use

Statistical analysis and Bland-Altman methodology developed for Welch Allyn’s blood pressure device validation program is embedded in product documentation currently hosted by Hillrom (now a Baxter company) and used in ongoing commercial and clinical contexts. The underlying peer-reviewed research — Alpert et al., Blood Pressure Monitoring, 2019 — remains publicly available via DOI. The Hillrom clinical research summary is available here.

Additional Engagements
How I work: I come in, understand the problem quickly, and build what’s needed — whether that’s a one-time analysis, a reusable pipeline, or a presentation-ready deliverable. I’m comfortable in unfamiliar environments and under deadline. Clients across market research, healthcare, and academia have called on me precisely when the stakes were high and the timeline was short. I leave you with something that works — and that you understand.
Thomas T. John, Ph.D.
Department of Mathematics  |  Syracuse University
313D Carnegie Library, Syracuse, NY 13244
Office: 315-443-1587  |  Email: thjohn@syr.edu  |  LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/thomastjohn

Updated: March 2026