About the Role
The postholder will be responsible for leading the development of analysis plans and conducting high-quality research in health economics, epidemiology, and real-world evidence using large observational healthcare datasets. The postholder will provide written technical input into protocols and ethics committee submissions, contribute to the development of study protocols, analysis plans, and data access applications for ongoing and future projects. They will also contribute to the development, analysis and write-up of new research studies and to the dissemination of findings through peer-reviewed publications, conference presentations, and other scientific communications. The postholder will take full responsibility for the integrity of the data and the conduct of the statistical analyses, including manage, clean and analyse data using reproducible analytical workflows in R.
About You
You must hold a post-graduate degree in health economics, epidemiology, applied medical statistics or closely related field. You will have experience in health economics and epidemiological methods relevant to observational health research. Strong programming skills (preferably in R), including experience analysing large observational healthcare datasets, as well as demonstrated ability to write research reports and papers, with track records of peer reviewed scientific publications commensurate with career stage are essential. A PhD/DPhil in Health Economics, Epidemiology, Medical Statistics or a closely related discipline and experience working with UK healthcare datasets such as CPRD, HES, and/or equivalent international healthcare data sources is desirable.
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