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Find roles at your level faster with new seniority menus

To help with your job search, you can now filter health economics roles by seniority level and by role type. This means you see the vacancies that match your experience, and spend less time on roles that do not fit where you are in your career.

Filter jobs by seniority level

You find the new levels in the Job type menu. Roles are grouped into three levels.

  • Senior roles are manager and director level positions.
    You will find 275 open senior roles on the job board.
  • Mid-level roles cover consultant, health economist and scientist positions.
    53 mid-level roles are open now.
  • Entry-level roles include analyst roles, junior positions and internships.
    31 entry-level roles are open now.

With these levels, you can focus your search on the roles that match your experience. You no longer need to scroll through director roles when you are looking for your second analyst position, or the other way around.

More accurate role categories

The role categories are now more accurate. You find them in the Job type menu under Roles. There are five categories: director, manager, consultant, analyst and internship.

When you click a category, you see the full list of open roles in that category. If you know you want a consultant role, for example, you see all consultant vacancies in one list.

More roles inside Pro Membership

The free job board shows part of the health economics job market. Pro Membership includes a wider selection of roles, and you can filter them in the same way by level and category.

If you want to see how wide the selection is, you can try Pro Membership for free and browse the full list yourself.

Good luck with your job search!

Author
Jari Kempers
Health Economist, PhD. I’m the founder of EuropeanHealthEconomics.com®, the specialised job board for my fellow health economists and the companies hiring them. I help managers and HR teams find experienced freelance health economists for projects and interim roles.

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