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OHE is seeking to recruit a well-qualified, highly motivated and energetic economist. The economist will contribute to research and consultancy activities. OHE is seeking to recruit a well-qualified, highly motivated and energetic economist, with strengths in the economics of: health…
OHE is seeking to recruit a well-qualified, highly motivated and energetic economist. The economist will contribute to research and consultancy activities.
OHE is seeking to recruit a well-qualified, highly motivated and energetic economist, with strengths in the economics of: health technology assessment, the economics of health care systems, and a particular interest in health outcomes measurement and valuation. The position is for one year in the first instance, with the expectation of continuing appointment if funding allows.
The main purpose of the economist role is to undertake and present analyses on the topics of life sciences, health systems and HTA, in all three core OHE activities: research, consultancy, and advice to the ABPI. This will involve working with OHE colleagues, academic collaborators, the ABPI and other clients’, and with external stakeholders.
Candidates must have:
Applications must be received by Friday 9 December 2016. Shortlisted candidates will be invited to an interview at the OHE’s offices in central London during the third week in January.
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