Associate Health Economist (Health Economics)

Our client is looking for an Associate Health Economist to work closely and collaboratively with senior members of the health economics team, project managers, value communication, systematic review, and statistics teams to deliver high-quality evidence-based solutions for their clients, with occasional client facing responsibilities. 

The client is a specialist Health Economics Consultancy with offices in Oxford and London, offering a wide range of expertise to their clients.  Their ethos ensures that each of their agencies preserve their individual culture and identity while being part of an exciting and evolving group, culminating in a unique balance of independent thinking and impactful collaboration. 

• Discretionary Bonus
• Remote/hybrid working
• 25 days annual leave with option to buy-and-sell up to 5 days 
• Generous pension contributions of 7%
• Transparent career paths with annual performance reviews 

Candidates must have: 

• Analytical, critical thinking and problem-solving skills
• An ability to work under pressure and to timelines
• An ability to perform basic statistical analyses in (ideally) STATA
• An ability to; input on appropriate model methods, data, and assumption; identify appropriate UK cost data; determine, run, and report model analyses; draft a model specification with some direction; write a technical report and user guide.
• At least a MSc in Health Economics, Maths, Operational Research or equivalent
• Cost-effectiveness and budget impact model building experience in a consultancy environment – either at Associate Health Economist level and ready to step up to being a Health Economist, or as an existing Health Economist

Why apply through Carys Mills Consulting? 

Our team of dedicated consultants specialise in working to match candidates with clients who reciprocate their values and meet their expectations. We continually focus on candidate aspirations to ensure that we find the best overall fit across a range of disciplines and seniority-levels throughout the healthcare communications sector.