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Health Economics Lead - Independent Market Access Consultancy

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Health Economics Lead - Independent market access consultancy - UK (London or remote)
Are you an experienced Health Economist looking for a role where you can combine technical leadership, client engagement and strategic influence?
We're partnering with a well-established independent Market Access consultancy that's continuing to grow its Health Economics capability. This is an excellent opportunity to join a collaborative, entrepreneurial environment where you'll lead complex modelling projects, work closely with pharmaceutical and biotech clients, and play a key role in shaping the future direction of the business.
If you're looking for a position that offers genuine variety, autonomy and the opportunity to influence both project delivery and business growth, we'd love to hear from you.
Company Summary
Our client is an independent Market Access consultancy with an excellent reputation for delivering high-quality strategic and technical solutions to pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies worldwide.
Working across pricing, reimbursement, HTA and Health Economics, they support global clients throughout the product lifecycle, helping to generate the evidence required to achieve successful market access.
Their collaborative culture, commitment to quality and organic growth have created an environment where employees are encouraged to contribute across all aspects of the business and make a real impact.
Role Summary
As the Health Economics Lead, you will lead the health economics workstream. You will provide technical leadership across a diverse portfolio of Health Economics projects while supporting the continued growth of the consultancy's modelling capability.
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You'll work closely with clients to deliver robust economic models and strategic solutions, whilst also supporting proposals, contributing to client development discussions and mentoring more junior colleagues.
The role combines hands-on technical work with leadership, offering the opportunity to influence internal best practice, modelling standards and the future development of the Health Economics function.
This is a broad position that provides exposure to a wide variety of therapeutic areas, project types and client engagements, making it ideal for someone who enjoys variety and wants to play an active role in the wider success of the consultancy.
Key Requirements
- Extensive experience delivering Health Economics projects within a consultancy, pharmaceutical or healthcare environment.
- Strong technical expertise across a broad range of Health Economic modelling approaches, including cost-effectiveness, budget impact and decision-analytic models.
- The ability to provide technical leadership, quality assurance and oversight across multiple projects.
- Experience building trusted relationships with clients and contributing to proposals, presentations and business development activities.
- Excellent communication and presentation skills, with the ability to explain complex technical concepts to a variety of audiences.
- Previous experience mentoring, coaching or supporting the development of colleagues.
- A collaborative, proactive approach with a genuine passion for delivering high-quality work and continuously improving processes.


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What's in it for you?
- The opportunity to join a growing independent consultancy where your ideas and expertise can genuinely influence the direction of the business.
- A varied role combining technical delivery, client engagement, leadership and strategic input.
- Exposure to a broad range of projects, therapeutic areas and international pharmaceutical and biotech clients.
- The chance to work alongside an experienced, supportive and highly collaborative team.
- A culture that values quality, continuous improvement and professional development.
- Opportunities to contribute to business growth, proposal development and the evolution of the consultancy's Health Economics offering.
- A flexible working environment with an excellent work-life balance and investment in your ongoing learning through conferences, training and professional development.
- Leading industry benefits, including 20% bonus, uncapped annual leave, private healthcare, training allowance, and more.
Please apply now or drop me an email on mike@carrotrecruitment.com to discuss the role further.
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