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Senior Consultant – Real World Evidence

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Senior Consultant – Real World Evidence
Location: Central London (hybrid, 2-3 days in office)
Salary: £60,000 - £70,000 (dependent on experience/location)
The role:
We're partnering with a specialist real world evidence (RWE) consulting team, part of a global life sciences consulting group. This is a delivery-focused position supporting clients with observational study design, feasibility assessments, and integrated evidence generation planning (IEGP). You'll work closely with HEOR and commercial consulting functions on cross-functional client projects.
Responsibilities:
- Design and deliver observational studies, feasibility assessments, and RWE strategy projects for pharma/life sciences clients
- Support integrated evidence generation planning (IEGP), helping clients define multi-year strategies for what studies to run, when, and how to prioritise them
- Act as a key point of contact for clients, balancing business, clinical, and data considerations across a project
- Collaborate with HEOR, commercial consulting, and medical communications teams on cross-functional engagements
- Contribute to project planning and delivery, managing scope, budget and timelines on live projects
- Over time, support business development activity (proposals, budgeting, and pitch material)
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Requirements:
- 3+ years experience in RWE/HEOR consulting, ideally gained at another specialist consultancy or CRO
- A generalist consulting skill set rather than a purely technical epidemiology/data science background - comfortable operating across strategic, clinical, and data conversations
- Working knowledge of observational study design and methodology
- Strong stakeholder management and client-facing communication skills
- Ability to manage multiple concurrent projects and work independently within a small team structure
- Interest in developing towards a more commercial, BD-facing element of the role longer term


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What's on offer:
- Join a small, close-knit specialist team with strong senior mentorship
- Variety across strategic consulting and hands-on delivery work
- Exposure to a wider global life sciences consulting group
- Flexibility on location/working pattern for the right profile
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