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Medicus Economics in Boston, MA seeks an experienced R analyst who can independently implement claims- and EHR-based HEOR studies, translate protocols into reproducible analytic implementations, and contribute across the study lifecycle. This hands-on role offers substantial ownership and close collaboration with researchers and clients.
You will write and test R code, manage large healthcare data, review work for quality, and collaborate on study design, reports, and manuscripts in a hybrid
Medicus Economics is a boutique, independently owned health economics and outcomes research (HEOR) consulting firm serving the life sciences industry. Our research is published in peer-reviewed journals, presented at scientific conferences, and included in submissions to health technology assessment agencies worldwide.
We are seeking an experienced R analyst who can independently implement claims- and EHR-based HEOR studies, apply methodological judgment, review others' work, and communicate effectively with colleagues and clients. This hands-on role combines technical analytics, research, and consulting across study design, analytic specifications, implementation, quality assurance, and dissemination. It offers substantial ownership of analytic work and close collaboration with experienced researchers and clients throughout the study lifecycle.
The position is based in Boston, MA, with an expected hybrid schedule of approximately two days per week in the office. We will also consider highly qualified candidates for fully remote work within the U.S.
At Medicus, you will be hands-on with the data, but you won't be "just a programmer." You'll be part of a small, dynamic team where your work directly shapes client deliverables and impacts healthcare decisions. We offer a collegial environment, opportunities to learn and innovate, and the chance to contribute meaningfully from day one.
Applicants for employment must have work authorization that does not now or in the future require sponsorship of a visa for employment authorization in the United States and with Medicus Economics.