Health Economics Blog for Employers

No Registrations, Just Opportunities for Health Economists

No Registrations. Just the latest jobs for Health Economists

When I started EuropeanHealthEconomics.com, my idea was simple: “Provide all health economics jobs in one place for my fellow health economists.” I also thought about the kind of job board I’d want to use myself. I’ve never liked mandatory registrations or accounts on job listing sites. I don’t want to leave my personal information to be monetized. I’d rather find … En savoir plus

32,000 Users / Year and My Secret Badge of Honour

32,000 Users / Year and My Secret Badge of Honour

During the past 12 months, our health economics job board has welcomed 32,000 users. Who are the visitors? Mainly job-seeking health economists. A lot of them! To put it in perspective, it’s like filling a 600-person conference hall with health economists every week of the year. This shows that we’re providing our peers, and clients too, with a service that’s … En savoir plus

Are Health Economists Finding Your Company?

How to find health economist for your roles?

A Common Assumption Among HR Professionals: Many human resource professionals recruiting health economists rely on the reputation of their companies to attract top talent. It’s not uncommon to hear statements like, “Our company is a leader in pharmaceuticals, and our career page draws experienced health economists just fine.” However, this confidence is often misplaced. When the role remains unfilled after … En savoir plus

One Size Fits All? Is your Global HEOR Model Truly Global?

Country localization of HEOR models

Have you received a new global health economic model? It has a slick dashboard and fancy graphs. And best of all, you only need to fill in a “few” local input parameters, and it should work and be accepted in every country in Europe, right? Well, as you know, most of the time, this is not the case. Here is … En savoir plus

Why Do So Many Freelance Health Economists Fail?

Why many freelance health economists struggle to sustain their careers

The Four Main Reasons: Starting as a freelance health economist is enticing. It promises independence, the freedom to choose your projects, and the ability to set your own schedule. Yet, despite these benefits, many freelance health economists find themselves returning to salaried employment after just one year. Why does this happen? Drawing on my over 15 years of experience in … En savoir plus

Need a Second Opinion on Your Model? A Freelance Health Economist can Validate it

Freelance Health Economist for Validation of health economics models

The Importance of Model Validation: Health economics models, such as cost-effectiveness and budget impact models, are pivotal for securing positive reimbursement decisions. They represent a culmination of intensive research, complex calculations, and expert knowledge. However, even a well-constructed model can benefit from an external review. Validation acts as a safeguard, ensuring that the model is not only technically sound but … En savoir plus

Recruitment Gap? Bridge It with an Experienced Freelance Health Economist

Health economics recruitment gap and Freelance Health Economist

Recruitment gaps can create unexpected challenges for health economics teams. When a key member departs, the resulting void often disrupts ongoing projects and delays critical deadlines. The process of recruiting a permanent replacement with the right skills—such as expertise in a specific disease area, health economic modeling, or HTA submissions—can be time-intensive. Managers are then faced with a pressing question: … En savoir plus

The 5 Types of Freelance Health Economists

The 5 Types of Contractor Health Economists for your project or temp role.

I was updating our freelance health economist CV database at EuropeanHealthEconomics.com – the go-to job board for health economics professionals. As I sifted through the contractor profiles, it struck me how diverse the freelance pool is. I’d like to share my light-hearted observations on the different types of freelance health economists we encounter. 1. The Juniors Armed with a master’s … En savoir plus

Freelancer Spotlight: Health Economist, PhD, Specialised in Modelling and Oncology

Hire an experienced freelance health economist

The freelance health economist of the month, ready to support your team. An experienced health economist with a PhD, who has developed over 50 cost-effectiveness and budget impact models. This expert is specialised in the health economics modelling of oncology treatments and survival analyses. Do you need a strong modelling expert to support your team? Contact us to get started. … En savoir plus

Parental Leave? Keep projects moving with a freelance health economist

Maternity leave? Support your team with a freelance health economist

Welcoming a new family member is always a reason to celebrate! However, it’s natural to have concerns about managing your HEOR team’s workload and project timelines while a key member is on parental leave. We understand the importance of maintaining both team momentum and employee well-being. During this time, several solutions can be explored: We understand the importance of maintaining … En savoir plus

Bridging Recruitment Gaps with Freelance Health Economists

Expert Freelance Health Economists for Recruitment Gaps

As a manager of a health economics team, you’re well aware of the challenges that arise when a key team member departs, especially when it comes to filling their role. Finding the perfect permanent health economist candidate can be a lengthy and demanding process. During this transitional period, keeping your projects moving forward without any setbacks is crucial. This is … En savoir plus

Resources for Managers of Health Economics Teams

Recruiting health economists: where and how to advertise roles, recruitment channel comparisons by cost and reach, employer branding in the health economics field, and how to reach passive job-seeking health economists. Posts draw on direct job board data and conversations with hiring managers across pharmaceutical companies and HEOR consultancies.

Post a health economics job → Publier une Offre

Finding and working with freelance health economists: how to find and hire a freelancer for project support, recruitment gap cover, model validation, country-specific expertise, and parental leave cover, and what to expect from different types of freelance health economists.

Find a freelance health economist → Trouver un freelance