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We look for talented, curious, and passionate individuals to work with us to help improve health care through pioneering and innovative research, analysis, and education.
We wish to recruit highly motivated and qualified economists with particular strengths in health economics, including the economics of health technology assessment, health care systems, and/or the life sciences industry.
We are particularly interested in strengthening the areas of:
The economist will contribute to all three of the OHE’s core activities:
OHE’s work covers a broad range of analyses into the economics and policy of four related areas:
The main purpose of the economist’s role is to undertake and present analyses on topics in one or more of our areas of specialism. This involves working with OHE colleagues, academic collaborators, and other clients and with external stakeholders.
Candidates must have:
The OHE is committed to equality of opportunity. Anyone will be considered for a role within our business, and we will welcome applications from all candidates regardless of background.
Applications to include:
Please submit your full application to hradmin@apodi.co.uk by the closing date.
Applications must be received by the close of business on Wednesday 12th April 2023.
Interviews for shortlisted candidates will be held virtually on Monday 24th April.
In accordance with the Equal Opportunities Act 2010, OHE wholeheartedly supports the principle of equal opportunities and dignity at work. We believe passionately that employing a diverse workforce is central to our success and we value the differences that a diverse workforce brings. We oppose all forms of discrimination against employees, members, customers, stakeholders, job applicants, suppliers and members of the public on the grounds of the following “protected characteristics”; gender, gender reassignment, sexual orientation, marital/civil partnership status, pregnancy/maternity, religion, religious belief, age, disability or race (which includes colour, nationality, ethnic or national origins).
Employees should not discriminate against, harass or victimise another colleague, customer, stakeholder, supplier, a job applicant, or any third party or any member of the public on the grounds of any of the protected characteristics listed above.
We believe that it is in the OHE’s best interest and that of all those who work for us to ensure that the working environment is fair and inclusive and encourages all employees to fulfil their potential, based on performance and ability.
Every possible step will be taken therefore to ensure that individuals are treated equally and fairly and that decisions relating to recruitment, selection, appraisal, terms and conditions of employment, training, promotion, career management and employment termination are based solely on objective and job related criteria.
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