Health Economics Associate

Job description

Key Responsibilities Project Execution • Provide high-quality, timely, scientific/strategic solutions to meet client needs. • Understand client objectives and develop evidence delivery using innovative strategies. • Lead conduct and analysis of research to shape strategic recommendations under guidance of Project Director. • Execute SLR tasks: screening, data extraction, protocol design, quantitative feasibility. • Prepare synthesis and review of findings. • Develop SLR deliverables: reports, slide decks, manuscripts, abstracts, posters. • Produce quality work aligned with expectations of Project Lead/Manager and clients. • Work within broad project guidelines under Project Director/Technical SMEs. • Take initiative to prioritize work while aligning with Project Lead and Line Manager. • Follow and implement organization’s consulting models and methodologies. • Identify internal/project issues, escalate with proposed solutions. Parexel-Related Responsibilities • Meet annual scorecard metrics. • Complete job responsibilities including timesheets, expense reports, CV updates, deliverable archiving. • Participate in internal initiatives/projects or mentoring as requested. • Define and pursue self‑development activities. Skills • Strong computing skills (MS Office). • High analytical ability. • High degree of written accuracy and attention to detail. • Strong oral and written communication of technical information. • Self‑motivation and enthusiasm. • Flexible attitude for new learning and varied tasks. • Ability to manage multiple tasks with attention to detail. • Fluent English with excellent verbal and written skills. • Keen interest in medical research, healthcare, and pharma industry. Knowledge And Experience • Training/experience in health economics and/or outcomes preferred. • Minimum 6 months of experience in a relevant role preferred. • Experience in HEOR, SLR, or evidence evaluation environments. Education • Master’s degree or equivalent in Life Science/MBBS/BDS/PhD is essential.