Health Technology Assessment (HTA) Analyst

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  • Job type

    Contract

  • Location

    Dublin City

  • Working Pattern

    Full-time

  • Specialism

    Administrative Support

  • Industry

    Government & Public Services

  • Pay

    €40000
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Health Technology Assessment (HTA) Analyst | Dublin City/Hybrid | 6–9 months | €40,000

Your new company

As Health Technology Assessment (HTA) Analyst, you will join a professional team in one of Ireland’s most reputable independent statutory authorities within Health & Social Care. Your new office is located in Dublin and is easily accessible via public transport. Your new company requires you to join their team for 6–9 months. You will have a hybrid work model, 1–2 days in the office.

Your new role

As HTA Analyst, you will join a team of 50 analysts with the responsibility for the effective implementation of your new company’s programmes to deliver high-quality health technology assessments, other evidence-based advice, and evidence synthesis outputs. You will report to the Senior HTA Analyst.
Your duties will include, but are not limited to: contributing to the production of broad comprehensive HTAs and evidence syntheses and appraisals of evidence submissions by multidisciplinary teams within defined timelines; contributing to drafting and report writing; conducting systematic literature reviews; gathering, analysing and interpreting data; contributing to peer-reviewed academic publications; working collaboratively on projects with a variety of stakeholders and supporting with any ad-hoc work that arises during your assignment.

This is a great opportunity for you to gain excellent research experience within a reputable Irish public sector organisation.

What you'll need to succeed

To become HTA Analyst, you will require a primary level 8 degree in health services research or allied discipline, health economic evaluation or a relevant clinical area. You will also require recent practical experience evaluating and interpreting complex scientific and/or economic literature on health interventions.
Technical skills in health services research and/or epidemiological analysis or statistical analysis is essential, along with the ability to write and edit technical reports is essential. Previous experience presenting information to a range of audiences is required.

With clear and relevant examples of your career achievements within a similar research environment, with proficient research, data analysis and stakeholder management skills, you will be a very strong candidate for this role.

What you'll get in return

You will be rewarded with a competitive salary and gain invaluable and transferable experience in an innovative team of 50 analysts. Your support to your new team will be rewarding as the research carried out by your new team aims to enhance public health policy.

What you need to do now

If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now.

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