The Role

This is a mid-junior level opportunity for a market access and health economics professional based in the United States. You will work across global and US‑focused projects, developing payer‑relevant evidence materials, Global Value Dossiers, AMCP dossiers, HEOR publications, and budget impact economic models.

The ideal candidate enjoys a consulting environment, is proactive, organised, and confident in delivering consistently high‑quality outputs. Strong understanding of HEOR principles and hands‑on experience with modelling deliverables is essential.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop Global Value Dossiers (GVDs), AMCP dossiers, payer value propositions, and value communication tools for US and global markets

• Deliver or contribute to economic modelling projects, including budget impact models and other HEOR‑focused models

• Lead or contribute to HEOR publications, including systematic review outputs, abstracts, posters, and manuscripts for scientific congresses and peer‑reviewed journals

• Support global and US market access strategy, identifying evidence needs and contributing to value messaging for new and existing therapies

• Collaborate closely with cross‑functional teams (medical writing, modelling, project management, strategic consulting) to ensure timely and high‑quality delivery

• Participate in client meetings, providing scientific and strategic insight while maintaining strong professionalism and solution‑oriented communication

• Conduct quality checks of internal and external deliverables, ensuring scientific accuracy and alignment with client expectations

• Maintain awareness of the US payer landscape, HTA trends (including ICER), and evolving evidence requirements

Qualifications

• 5–7 years of experience in market access, health economics, or HEOR, ideally within a consultancy

• Strong understanding of HEOR methods, including experience contributing to or delivering budget impact models and other economic modelling outputs

• Strong experience developing Global Value Dossiers and AMCP dossiers, as well as HEOR publication materials

• Excellent understanding of US payer expectations, evidence requirements, and value communication standards

• Strong written communication skills and ability to translate complex clinical and economic data into clear value materials

• Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously with a proactive, delivery‑focused approach

• Highly collaborative, comfortable working in a fast‑paced consulting environment

• Advanced degree in health economics, public health, epidemiology, health policy, pharmacy, biostatistics, or a related field preferred

The Offer

• Competitive US salary and annual performance bonus

• Flexible remote or hybrid working options depending on location

• Clear career progression within a growing US team

• Opportunity to work on high‑impact global and US market access initiatives

• Supportive culture with strong emphasis on quality, collaboration, and professional development

Apply below if you think you've got the right capabilities.