Dutch HTA Health Economics Modeller (Hybrid)

Asc Academics; Nederland; Hybrid; EUR 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

8% holiday allowance

Pension plan

Paid lunch break

Commuting allowance

30 holidays per year (FT)

Professional development

Job summary

Asc Academics seeks two Health Economics Consultants to strengthen our Market Access team in the Netherlands. You will develop, adapt and review cost-effectiveness and budget impact models, focusing on Dutch HTA submissions to Zorginstituut Nederland (ZIN).

You will lead analyses, translate them into robust reimbursement dossiers, and ensure a clear link between evidence, analyses and conclusions. You will work with Excel (VBA) and R, adapt global models to the Dutch setting, and discuss

Qualifications

• Master’s degree or PhD in health economics or related quantitative field.
• 2+ years of experience in pharmacoeconomic modelling or HTA.
• Experience building cost-effectiveness and budget impact models in Excel (VBA a plus).
• Strong knowledge of Dutch pharmacoeconomic methodology and ZIN requirements.

Responsibilities

• Lead economic analyses behind Market Access projects.
• Adapt global models to the Dutch setting per ZIN guidelines.
• Write economic sections of dossiers and model reports.
• Conduct deterministic and probabilistic sensitivity analyses.
• Manage multiple projects and collaborate across teams.

Skills

Health economics

Economic modelling

Data analysis

Dutch language proficiency

Client communication

Education

Master’s degree in health economics

PhD in health economics

Tools

Excel

R

Job description

Asc Academics seeks two Health Economics Consultants to strengthen our Market Access team in the Netherlands. You will develop, adapt and review cost-effectiveness and budget impact models, focusing on Dutch HTA submissions to Zorginstituut Nederland (ZIN).

You will lead analyses, translate them into robust reimbursement dossiers, and ensure a clear link between evidence, analyses and conclusions. You will work with Excel (VBA) and R, adapt global models to the Dutch setting, and discuss