The RoleReporting to the Chief of health economics and outcomes research you will form part of an expert team who can: Understand the context within which our customers operate and assist them to identify and structure the problems they need to address. You will have a good knowledge of the National Health Service, its organisational structures and operational processes and an appetite to learn more. Select the most appropriate evaluation, health economic modelling and analytic techniques including where possible, the use of real-world data for analyses. You will bring excellent skills grounded in health economics. Interpret and explain the results of economic analyses to senior managers and clinicians, conveying both the key findings and the critical uncertainties that remain. Having conducted your analysis, you will be keen to share it, highlighting the significance of your results to those that can make use of them. Take advantage of the wealth of data that The Health Economics Unit has secured to address the big questions that face the health service of today and tomorrow. The position is client-facing and the postholder will be required to lead on evaluations and health economic modelling projects. The postholder responsibilities will include: Supporting the delivery of health economics services to both public and private sectors Gathering/generating evidence to inform the adoption of innovations Designing and developing transparent and user-friendly health economic models Developing logic models and economic evaluation frameworks including mixed method approaches to evaluate medicines and technologies such as medical devices and digital solutions Providing advanced health economics and analytical services to strategic healthcare projects and programmes Selecting and applying appropriate analytical techniques and methodologies Performing systematic and targeted literature reviews Analysing, synthesising and presenting data extracted from health and social care databases (real world data) to inform models (e.g. budget impact, CEA) Sharing knowledge and encouraging growth in our organisation and others, through teaching Actively contributing to The Health Economics Units, and your, public profile and presence through posters, abstracts, academic publications and presentations at academic conferences, events and in the social media Building relationships with stakeholders and industry partners Developing proposals to meet client project briefs including resource requirements, cost estimates and timescales and developing new business opportunities and services Managing client relationships and a portfolio of projects