Don’t Make Career Decisions with a Third of the Jobs

As a health economist, you already know EuropeanHealthEconomics.com. You’ve used it many times, you know it works, and you appreciate having health economics jobs gathered in one place instead of checking dozens of company career pages.

Career choices are among the most important decisions you make. Where you work, what role you take, how it fits into your career over the next five or ten years. These things matter. And wouldn’t those decisions be easier if you knew all your options, not just some of them?

That’s exactly why we built the Abbonamento Pro.

What’s Changed Recently

The Pro Membership has been live for 6 months now, and the numbers are clear: both new sign-ups and how long members stay active are increasing. People are finding real value in having complete visibility of the market.

We’ve been steadily improving it. You may have noticed the number of Pro jobs has increased. We’re now tracking over 340 employers across pharma, consulting, MedTech, and universities.

I’m confident in its value because of what current Pro members tell us: they’re surprised by how many health economics roles they would have otherwise missed. They’re discovering companies they didn’t know existed, and seeing roles earlier than they appear anywhere else.

With the Pro Membership, you get the full picture of the health economics job market. You see more roles, you see them earlier. 70% of positions never appear on the free board at all.

Try It Free for Five Days

The best way to discover the value of this service is to see it yourself. You can try the Pro Membership free for five days. No commitment, no hassle.

Many people use the trial to give their job search a focused push, especially when they’re actively applying or reassessing their options. You’ll get an email notification before your trial ends, and you can cancel anytime with a click. If you’ve just secured a new role, cancel it. If it’s not for you, that’s fine too.

I’ve also listened to your feedback on payments. For those where a credit card wasn’t ideal, PayPal is now fully integrated and ready to use.

An Invitation

If you’re curious about what a fuller view of the health economics job market looks like (what options you might be missing right now), take five days to look around.