Senior Consultant - Health Economics & Modelling (1)

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product life groupDenver (CO)

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Health Economist Specific activities and responsibilities: Lead health economic evaluation and modelling projects; manage day-to-day client interactions; deliver projects to agreed timelines, budgets and quality standards; design, develop, adapt and validate cost-effectiveness, cost-utility, budget-impact and cost-consequence models; conduct sensitivity analyses; review assumptions, methodologies and outputs; support HTA, pricing and reimbursement, JCA and evidence-generation strategies; mentor junior colleagues and provide technical review. Required education: Master's degree in Health Economics, Public Health, Epidemiology, Statistics, Mathematics, Pharmacy, Life Sciences or a related discipline.

Required experience: At least 4 years of relevant experience in HEOR, pharmaceutical consulting, Market Access or health economic evaluation, including economic modelling and client/project management. Required languages: Spanish and English (Native/Fluent)Required technical skills: Advanced Excel modelling and VBA; cost-effectiveness, cost-utility and budget-impact modelling; model adaptation; quantitative analysis and interpretation. Additional experience and/or skills: R programming; Tree Age; European HTA and JCA; indirect treatment comparisons; scientific publications; experience in international consulting.

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