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September 6, 2010
Research Fellow and Research Officer in Health Economics (Full-time posts): Bangor University
Location: Bangor, UK
Salary range: £29,853 - £36,715 p.a.
Application deadline: 6th September, 2010
The Centre for Economics and Policy in Health is a leading health economics research unit with a portfolio of research projects, including pharmaceutical economics and policy, economic evaluation alongside clinical trials, public health economics and methodological research in health economics. It leads on the economic assessment of new medicines for the All Wales Medicines Strategy Group (AWMSG).
Due to an expansion in the AWMSG work-programme to all new medicines not covered by NICE, we are seeking to appoint a research fellow and a research officer in health economics to assist in the production of assessment reports of industry submissions. Supported by academic health economists and the Welsh Medicines Partnership, this is an exciting opportunity for the post holders to further their careers in health technology assessment. Opportunities will also be available for collaboration in research projects.
Applications are invited from candidates who have a First or Upper Second Class Honours degree in economics or a health-related profession (e.g. pharmacy), with a Master of Science (or higher) degree in health economics or a related subject. Contracts are until 31st March 2013 in the first instance.
Further details of the Centre for Economics and Policy in Health are available at http://www.bangor.ac.uk/healtheconomics
Application forms and further particulars should be obtained by contacting Human Resources, Bangor University; tel: (01248) 382926/388132; e-mail: personnel@bangor.ac.uk; web: http://www.bangor.ac.uk
Please quote reference number 10-10/2 for the Research Fellow post and 10-10/3 for the Research Fellow post when applying. The closing date for applications is Monday 6th September, 2010.
For informal discussions concerning this position, candidates are encouraged to contact: Professor Dyfrig Hughes, tel: 01248 382950, e-mail: d.a.hughes@bangor.ac.uk.
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