Health Economics Modeller

Priority will be given to candidates with hands‑on experience developing health economic models for NICE submissions, including cost‑effectiveness models, budget impact models, and health economic evaluations supporting HTA submissions.

This role sits within a consulting‑focused health economics team supporting life sciences clients across multiple therapeutic areas. The consultant will contribute to client engagements, support development of health economic models, and deliver high‑quality analytical outputs for HTA and reimbursement decision‑making. The position is fully remote within the Netherlands.

• Support client engagements by analysing requirements, challenges, and business needs
• Assist in the development of client proposals, solutions, and supporting documentation
• Perform quantitative and qualitative analyses to support client decision‑making
• Contribute to the development and delivery of client presentations and written materials
• Deliver assigned project tasks accurately, on time, and aligned with project objectives
• Support development of health economic models, including models intended for NICE submission
• Assist with cost‑effectiveness, budget impact, and outcomes‑based analyses
• Contribute to model documentation and technical appendices for HTA submissions
• Support interpretation of model outputs and integration into client deliverables

• Apply structured problem‑solving approaches to develop client‑specific solutions
• Assist in creation of detailed documentation, models, and analytical outputs
• Support development of insights and recommendations using established consulting frameworks

• Build knowledge of consulting methodologies and health economics best practices
• Maintain awareness of NICE requirements, HTA expectations, and industry trends
• Develop understanding of key stakeholders, market dynamics, and professional associations
• Participate in ongoing learning and development activities
• Experience developing or supporting economic models submitted to NICE (high priority)
• Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills
• Clear written and verbal communication abilities
• Strong presentation and storytelling skills
• Excellent organisational and time‑management capabilities
• Ability to work collaboratively across distributed teams
• Familiarity with consulting tools, methods, and frameworks
• Knowledge of life sciences and health economics environments

• 3–5 years of relevant experience in health economics, life sciences, or consulting
• Demonstrated experience supporting economic modelling for HTA submissions (NICE preferred)
• Ability to manage multiple priorities and deliver high‑quality outputs under tight deadlines