Proposal for a General Outcome-based Value Attribution Framework for Combination Therapies

As the OHE continues to expand, we have another opportunity to welcome economists at a junior level to our team of talented researchers. Our team get the opportunity to work on a wide variety of policy-relevant projects across the health…
As the OHE continues to expand, we have another opportunity to welcome economists at a junior level to our team of talented researchers. Our team get the opportunity to work on a wide variety of policy-relevant projects across the health and life sciences sectors from grant-funded research projects to privately-funded consulting but whatever the topic, whomever the client, OHE is respected for the original, rigorous, and expert analysis and insight we provide. We invite you to apply if you feel you fit the criteria and are excited to support the development and growth of the successful candidate.
Please see details for the vacancy below and follow the steps to apply to become one of the newest members of the Office of Health Economics:
Economist
The Office of Health Economics wishes to recruit well-qualified, highly motivated and energetic junior economists, with particular strengths in health economics, including the economics of health technology assessment, health care systems and/or the life sciences industry.
The Office of Health Economics is particularly interested in strengthening the areas of:
The economists will contribute to all three of the OHE’s core activities:
The OHE is a London-based, not for profit, economic research and consultancy organisation, founded in 1962. Our scope is international and our client portfolio spans all three sectors: public, private and charitable.
OHE’s work covers a broad range of analyses into the economics and policy of four related areas:
The main purpose of the economist role is to undertake and present analyses on topics in one or more of our areas of specialism in all three core OHE activities, i.e. research, consultancy, and advice to the ABPI. This involves working with OHE colleagues, academic collaborators, the ABPI and other clients, and with external stakeholders.
Candidates must have:
All applications must include the following:
All required information must be sent to info@ohe.org and received by midday on Monday 11th April. Interviews will be held for shortlisted candidates on Thursday the 21st April at our Central London offices
Please do not hesitate to contact us for any further information.
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