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Home-based, Chicago, IL / Scarborough, ME, US. Other locations: Home-based, CA; Plano, TX; San Diego, CA; St. Paul , MN, US. We have an exciting opportunity for a Market Access Manager Within Our Abbott Rapid Diagnostics Cardiometabolic (Ardx- Cm) Business. The scope of this position includes deploying a comprehensive reimbursement strategy for the Cardiometabolic (CM) portfolio in the US which includes … Read more
Home-based, US. We are seeking an Associate Manager, Market Access, And Payer Relations to support and execute strategies representing Abbott Medical Devices market access and health policy efforts with U.S. national and regional commercial health insurance plans. The objective of this critical role is to secure, maintain and protect commercial payer coverage for Abbott medical device technologies. What You’ll Do Works … Read more
Home-based, US. The Senior Vice President, Real World Evidence Operations, is responsible for development and execution of strategies to enable profitable RWE operations business growth: Against revenue, margin and new business targets. Through delivery of a portfolio of studies incorporating primary and secondary use of RWD to generate RWE; RWD licensing, access and provision; As a centre of excellence supporting … Read more
Home-based, US / UK. Reporting to the Senior Director, Head of Strategic Pricing and Access Policy, the Associate Director, Early Pipeline / BD, Pricing and Policy research will play a key role in ensuring tracking of the reimbursement and access environment for our portfolio of products. The role entails conducting payer research to inform activities across the organisation to support … Read more
Los Angeles, CA, US. Let’s do this. Let’s change the world! In the face of a US health care system growing more complex day-by-day, we must constantly adapt and evolve our strategies to ensure our patients have appropriate access to our medicines. The US Value & Access (V&A) Insights Senior Manager will play a critical role in monitoring, diagnosing, and … Read more
Home-based, EU. Exclusive To Gareth Lee – Not available via any other recruiter. International Pricing leadership position. Global Medical Device company with an exciting product portfolio. Salary: Circa £100k plus package. Flexible location – Home-based role which can be based in multiple European countries. I am delighted to be working again with an innovative Global Medical Device company which I … Read more
Home-based, UK / Cracow, Poland. Other locations: Harrow, Middlesex, United Kingdom; London, London, United Kingdom; Sheffield, United Kingdom; Uxbridge, Middlesex, United Kingdom; Warsaw, Poland; Warszawa, Masovian, Poland; Wavre, Walloon Brabant, Belgium; Worthing, West Sussex, United Kingdom. Purpose of this Role: The purpose of the role is to support the development of health economic models, such as cost effectiveness and budget … Read more
Home-based, India. Just about anyone seeking published literature to answer research questions can type terms into a database and then hope to make sense of the information retrieved. But when done without the right knowledge, skills, and experience, such an exercise risks answers that are biased, confusing, incomplete, or wholly incorrect. This helps explain what makes Meta Research different. We … Read more
New York City, NY / Home-based, US. The Real World Evidence (RWE) group is part of the Evidence Generation Platform within Global Medical Affairs. This growing group develops and implements integrated, end-to-end, RWE generation plans based on stakeholder needs. Key stakeholders include Commercial Strategy and Innovation, Global Access and Value, Global Medical Affairs, Global Medical Epidemiology, Global Product Development, Global … Read more
Home-based, Australia. Responsibilities: Plan and execute market access strategies for BioMarin’srare disease product portfolio across various stages of the lifecycle. Collaborate with country, regional and global cross-functional teams to secure reimbursement strategy support and alignment of priorities for relevant products Provide input into global market access strategies, local evidence needs, and market access materials required Represent Australian market access on … Read more
Home-based, UK. Key Function of the Role:- The purpose of the role is to support commercialization of pharmaceuticals by aligning evidence generation and economic evaluation strategies with pricing, reimbursement, and market-access solutions. Essential Requirements of the Role:- Knowledge and Experience: • Training and/or experience in health economics and/or outcomes would be an advantage. Skills: • Excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written … Read more
Home-based, India. Responsibilities: • Monitors governance and profitability of HEOR projects/programs through active involvement with project leads for the preparation of project plans and management of project budgets. • Proactively avoids and resolves issues with revenue recognition. • Works within a team environment or individually based on project needs. • Acts as a Project Leader and provides guidance to project … Read more
Home-based, Europe. This is an opportunity to work for ICON Global Health Economics and Epidemiology (HE&Epi), a division of ICON plc, an international clinical research organisation headquartered in Dublin, Ireland. We are currently seeking a Lead Consultant, with strong technical expertise in infectious disease modelling and strong project management skills, to join our team. The HE&Epi team works in a … Read more
Home-based, UK. Candidate can be based anywhere in the UK. Salary: Up to £95k plus bonus and comprehensive benefits package. Team leadership responsibility within an established consultancy. I am pleased to be working again with a fantastic Health Economics & Market Access Consultancy which I have partnered with for several years. This is a company which has developed a strong … Read more
Home-based, UK. Candidate can be based anywhere in the UK. Salary: Up to £95k plus bonus and comprehensive benefits package. Team leadership responsibility within an established consultancy. I am pleased to be working again with a fantastic Health Economics & Market Access Consultancy which I have partnered with for several years. This is a company which has developed a strong … Read more
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect the world, more and more people are finding themselves working from home. This trend is no different for health economists. Although working from home has its benefits, it can also be challenging to stay productive, motivated, and focused on work. In this article, we provide tips for health economists who work from home to help them be more productive and successful in their work.
When working from home, it can be tempting to stay in bed longer and work in your pyjamas. However, establishing a routine can help you be more productive. Try to wake up at the same time each day, get dressed, and have breakfast before starting your workday. This routine can help signal to your brain that it's time to work and help you get into a productive mindset.
Working from your couch or bed may seem like a good idea, but it can be counterproductive. It's best to create a dedicated workspace where you can focus on work without distractions. A separate room or a desk in a quiet area of your home can help you create a productive workspace.
Working from home can be isolating, but it doesn't have to be. Using technology to stay connected with colleagues can help you stay motivated and engaged with your work. Regular video conferences, chat apps, and email can all help you stay connected with your team and ensure that you're meeting your work objectives.
It's essential to take regular breaks when working from home. Sitting for long periods can be bad for your health, and taking breaks can help you refresh your mind and body. Consider taking short breaks every hour or so, and taking a longer break for lunch.
Working from home can lead to distractions, and it's easy to lose track of your work objectives. Staying organized can help you stay on track. Create a to-do list at the start of each day, and prioritize your tasks to ensure that you're meeting your objectives.
Distractions can be the enemy of productivity. It's essential to avoid distractions when working from home, whether it's the TV, social media, or your family. Consider creating a schedule that works around your family's needs or using noise-canceling headphones to help you focus.
When working from home, it's easy for work and personal life to blur together. It's important to set boundaries to help you separate the two. Establish working hours, and avoid working outside of those hours. Additionally, make sure that your family knows when you're working, and try to avoid interruptions.
Staying healthy is crucial for success when working from home. Regular exercise, healthy eating, and good sleep habits can all help you be more productive and focused. Consider taking a walk or stretching during your breaks, and avoid snacking on unhealthy foods.
Working from home can provide more flexibility, but it's important to continue investing in your professional development. Attend virtual conferences, take online courses, and network with other health economists to continue growing your skills and knowledge.
Finally, having a positive mindset can help you be more productive and successful when working from home. Focus on the benefits of working from home, and try to stay optimistic about your work.
