In this role, you will contribute to generating robust evidence for health technology assessment across global development programs. You will work within the Global Access and wider Parexel teams to align HTA evidence needs with development and commercialization strategies, shaping evidence-generation plans. You will perform statistical analyses on clinical data and economic models, and translate results into actionable insights for reimbursement submissions. This position offers impacting work in access strategies, evidence design, and cross-functional collaboration in a mission-driven environment.
Responsibilities
Provide expert input into clinical development program design to meet Access/HTA evidence needs within global strategies
Identify evidence gaps and data sources, and design robust evidence-generation plans
Align HTA activities with other functions across Global Access and the wider organization
Plan and conduct statistical analyses on clinical trials and other data sources; develop technical documentation for analyses and models
Interpret findings and incorporate global statistical and health economics input into local reimbursement applications
Lead or contribute to cross-functional teams and contribute to methodological development and continuous improvement in the Evidence Chapter
Stay up-to-date with HTA landscape and academic research to integrate current trends and build relationships with external experts
Key requirements
Master's or Doctoral-level degree in applied statistics, health economics, or related quantitative fields
Minimum of 3 years' experience in pharmaceutical industry, consultancy, Access/HTA/reimbursement agency, or academia
In-depth knowledge of Access/HTA, clinical development methods, and international payer evidence requirements
Skilled in research design and statistical methods (GLMs, survival analysis, network meta-analysis, Bayesian statistics) and proficient in R and GitLab; SAS/Python/WinBUGS/JAGS are a plus
Strong strategic, collaboration, and communication skills; excellent organization, planning, and prioritization; fluent in English
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