Cardiomind Research Consultancy ltd
Research Assistant – Health Economics (Multiple Roles)

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CardioMind Research Consultancy Ltd
CardioMind Research Consultancy Ltd is competing for a major new programme of dementia health economics and evidence-synthesis work, and is building its team in preparation.
We're looking to bring on three associates on a flexible/day-rate basis, starting as soon as the contract is confirmed. This posting covers three related openings; please state in your application which one (or more) you're applying for.
Research Assistant — Health Economics
Supporting our Health Economics Lead on economic modelling, unit-cost work, and evidence synthesis across a national programme covering nine real-world projects. Ideal for someone with a health economics background (MSc level or equivalent experience) who is comfortable with structured data work and keen to build toward more senior evaluation delivery.
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Research Assistant — Statistics / Health Economics
Working alongside our Health Economics Lead on data cleaning, pooling and statistical support for a national meta-analysis and economic burden model. Ideal for someone with statistics training and an interest or background in health economics or health data.
Project Coordinator & Data Manager
Coordinating data collection across work streams, maintaining the project database and data-quality trackers, managing version control and secure documentation, and preparing validated data for analysis. Project coordination and/or data management experience welcome; health/research-sector experience a plus.


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What we're looking for, across all three roles:
- Right to work in the UK, without restriction on the hours or type of work you can do for an external company
- Comfortable working flexibly and remotely as part of a small, senior consultancy team.
- Strong attention to detail and comfortable with structured, checkable work; the work carries the data-quality and data-protection requirements typical of a UK government contract.
To apply:
Send a CV and a short note on your relevant experience to enquiries@cardiomindresearch.co.uk, stating which role(s) you're applying for.
A background and right-to-work check will be carried out before any offer is confirmed.
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