Health Economics Jobs

Imagine playing a part in improving the health of people and communities. We’re looking for innovative thinkers in our health economics division who can conduct studies into the quality, efficiency and appropriateness of health care services. In this area, you’ll use statistics to help answer critical business and health questions, and advise decision-makers on how to evaluate the data — all toward one common mission: to help people get the best health care.

Working in health economics requires an analytic background, good quantitative skills, and the demonstrated ability to translate data. SAS programmers are often in demand, as are people with advanced degrees in epidemiology, biostatistics, actuarial science or economics.