Consultant/Data Analyst
pdaRaleigh (NC)
About the role
About PDA:PDA, Inc. is a professional consulting firm serving the healthcare community. The firm covers most of the healthcare delivery spectrum and serves health systems, physicians, government, and corporations. PDA’s commitment to quality of care, ensuring sustainability and adding value to the community helps clients prepare to meet the future needs of patients and other customers while reinforcing their viability. The PDA philosophy helps clients find breakthrough solutions.
Summary:
Join our growing consulting firm and help shape the future of healthcare! PDA, Inc. is seeking a highly motivated Consultant/Data Analyst for immediate full-time hire. In this role, you will analyze healthcare market data, build utilization forecasts and financial projections, and turn the results into clear reports and presentations for health systems, physician groups, and other healthcare clients. You'll work alongside senior consultants on market studies, feasibility analyses, and Certificate of Need (CON) applications. As you grow, you'll take on client meetings, site visits, and proposal development. The ideal candidate has a bachelor's degree in healthcare administration, economics, finance, or a related field; 1+ years of experience; strong Excel and financial modeling skills; and clear written and verbal communication. This position is in-office at our Village District location in Raleigh.
Compensation: Competitive salary based on experience, plus benefits. Apply now!
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