Madrid, Spain / Greece / Portugal / South Africa + other.
HTA Analysts in the IQVIA Global Health Economics and HTA team work flexibly across HEOR projects with an interest in developing as a specialist consultant in HTA strategy and implementation.
The primary focus of this role is on UK HTA, supporting submissions and engagements with agencies such as NICE and the SMC, although there is flexibility to work on other types of products and geographies should the opportunity arise. Analysts support the team in HTA and HEOR project delivery, with the opportunity to support business development.
Key responsibilities include:
- Develop materials and services relating to UK HTA and HEOR project delivery with support from other team members where appropriate (i.e., components of HTA offerings, such as dossier writing, supporting early HTA scientific advice, HTA landscape reviews, literature reviews, health economic model development and adaptations, submission support, and pricing negotiation support, among others)
- Contribute to multi-country HTA and other HEOR projects as opportunities arise, broadening experience across different markets and product types
- Develop strategic HTA knowledge and skills, with a particular emphasis on UK HTA processes and requirements, through collaboration with the internal project team and the client team, as well as following trainings provided by IQVIA
- Work within and across internal IQVIA teams, including technical consultants responsible for studies generating HTA evidence and complementary functions such as Market Access, Patient-Centered Solutions, HTA Accelerator Solutions, database studies and local teams across the global network
- Support thought leadership for HTA topics, such as preparing conference abstracts and posters, supporting development of white papers on HTA and guiding interns working with the team on HTA-focused thesis topics
- Develop knowledge of the team’s global HTA and HEOR offerings to support business development opportunities
The demand for IQVIA’s HTA offerings has seen dramatic increases over the past two years and will continue to expand in response to evolving HTA processes globally, including the growing importance of UK HTA. The role of the Analyst in HTA is an entry-level role with training opportunities to specialise in strategic HTA and develop into more senior roles within the team.
We are looking for proactive individuals with strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Candidates should have a strategic mindset; the ability to identify potential issues and suggest solutions is a valued quality. Previous experience with consulting methodologies or techniques is preferrable; however, it is not essential as IQVIA will provide relevant training.
The role requires analysts to work flexibly across multiple projects. A baseline level of organisational skills and time management is important to ensure that analysts can complete their assigned work to meet deadlines at a consistently high standard. Tasks should be managed and completed within the core company working hours and work-life balance is prioritised.
The ideal applicant should have apt interpersonal skills and the ability to establish relationships with both internal team members and clients. As such, fluency in conversational and business English is essential. The ability to demonstrate this through slide deck development, report writing, and presentations is essential.
Qualifications and Experience
- Undergraduate or postgraduate degree from a relevant discipline (e.g., HTA, health economics, economics, life sciences, epidemiology, biostatistics, public health, medicine, pharmacy, etc.) AND at least one year of relevant experience or internships (this can include multiple short-term internships)
- Some knowledge of HTA and health economics methodologies (e.g., HTA processes in the UK and Europe, health economics, economic modelling, analysis of real-world economic evidence, utility measurement, costing studies)
- Experience or familiarity with research design, methodology, conduct and reporting is desirable
- An understanding of the principles of evidence-based healthcare, critical appraisal and the interpretation and synthesis of healthcare research evidence is desirable
- Experience in healthcare consulting / experience in the life science industry or within academia is desirable but not essential
- Strong written and verbal communication skills with fluency in English – applications should be sent in English
- Understanding of statistical methods used in clinical trials is an advantage
- Quantitative skills, including biostatistics and health economic modelling methods and good knowledge of statistical software packages (e.g., STATA, R) is desirable but not essential
IQVIA are committed to your professional growth in the healthcare industry. During the first three months new joiners will be paired with a more experienced hire in our ‘buddy’ system to offer support and advice in an informal setting. Over this time, Analysts will work at a reduced capacity on billable projects to ensure suitable time for training.
IQVIA offers numerous training opportunities. As an analyst you will have opportunities for trainings aligned with business and team objectives. IQVIA also offers unlimited access to eLearning courses on LinkedIn Learning and Learning Edge (our internal training platform).
The organisational structure of the team ensures that each team member can have regular 1:1 meetings with their line manager. These meetings range from goal setting to advice for projects; the common theme is to provide personalised development support.
You will be rewarded with a competitive salary, bonus, and benefits. You will have the opportunity to gain invaluable and transferable experience within an innovative team with a global footprint. Your new role offers flexibility, including remote working and occasional office visits.
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