Senior HTA Biostatistician

SEC Life Sciences
england
8 months ago
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An opportunity has arisen for an experiencedSenior HTA Biostatisticianto apply innovative statistical approaches to complex challenges in health technology assessment (HTA). This role offers the chance to lead the analysis of patient data from clinical, observational, and real-world data trials, supporting HTA submissions, in a flexible and collaborative environment.

The role:The successful candidate will be responsible for leading statistical analyses for HTA submissions, working closely with internal project teams and clients to ensure high-quality deliverables. This position involves applying advanced statistical methodologies, producing quality-controlled outputs, and mentoring junior colleagues.

  • Apply innovative statistical approaches to address HTA-related data challenges
  • Lead the analysis of patient data from clinical, observational, and real-world trials for HTA submissions
  • Develop and review HTA-related analysis plans
  • Produce and quality control statistical outputs, summaries, and reports
  • Provide statistical guidance to project teams and clients on HTA submissions
  • Engage with clients to understand project requirements and ensure satisfaction
  • Support systematic literature reviews, data extraction, and analysis
  • Conduct feasibility assessments of direct and indirect evidence for HTA decision-making
  • Critically appraise the quality and reliability of data sources
  • Mentor, train, and guide junior colleagues
  • Contribute to internal training initiatives, process improvement, and business development

Experience and qualifications:The ideal candidate will possess a strong background in biostatistics, with relevant experience in HTA and clinical research.

  • MSc/PhD in Statistics, Biostatistics, or a related field
  • Strong understanding of clinical drug development and HTA-related regulations and processes
  • Familiarity with statistical methodologies such as network meta-analysis (NMA), indirect treatment comparison (ITC), and matching-adjusted indirect comparison (MAIC)
  • Proficiency in statistical software such as R and/or SAS
  • Excellent problem-solving abilities and attention to detail
  • Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a team
  • Fluent in written and spoken English

Perks and benefits:This role offers flexible working arrangements, including full-time or part-time options, hybrid working, and access to a collaborative office environment. The position provides diverse tasks that offer significant opportunities for professional growth, with support from an experienced team. A competitive salary and benefits package is available to recognise and reward contributions.

For those ready to apply their expertise in HTA biostatistics and contribute to critical healthcare decision-making, apply now for immediate consideration. Alternatively, reach out to explore similar roles in the sector.

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