Analyst, Global Health & Antimicrobial Resistance

IQVIA; Badminton; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

A global health organization seeks a professional to join its team in England, focusing on supporting antimicrobial resistance initiatives. The role requires analytical skills to interpret data and coordinate projects, while fostering collaboration between different sectors. Candidates should have an MA/MSc from a reputable university in a relevant field and knowledge of public health trends and antimicrobial resistance. This opportunity aims to drive impactful responses to global health challenges.

Qualifications

• Strong knowledge of core epidemiological concepts.
• Experience in global or public health is preferable.
• Understanding of antimicrobial resistance is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Support the coordination of AMR Centre of Excellence initiatives.
• Analyze data to inform AMR strategies.
• Act as a translator between industry and health systems.
• Align AMR work with global public health objectives.
• Foster partnerships with stakeholders.

Skills

Epidemiological concepts

Public health

Data analysis

Collaborative skills

Education

MA/MSc in public health, medicine, life sciences, economics, or epidemiology

Job description

Join IQVIA’s Global Public Health team to support the AMR Centre of Excellence. In this role, you will generate actionable insights using IQVIA and external data, collaborate across sectors, and contribute to projects and initiatives that strengthen local, national and global responses to antimicrobial resistance.

What you will be doing

• Support the coordination of IQVIA’s AMR Centre of Excellence and its strategic initiatives.
• Analyze and interpret data from IQVIA and other sources to inform AMR strategies at national and global levels.
• Act as a translator between industry, health systems, and global health, ensuring clarity and collaboration.
• Contribute to IQVIA’s global public health strategy, aligning AMR work with broader objectives.
• Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders, fostering partnerships that drive meaningful impact.

Job requirements

• MA/MSc from a top university, preferably in a relevant subject such as public health, medicine, life sciences, economics, or epidemiology.
• Knowledge and experience of core epidemiological concepts.
• Experience working in global or public health, with understanding of key issues and current developments in the global health ecosystem (preferable).
• Knowledge of antimicrobial resistance (preferable).