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Peter Fortune <[log in to unmask]>

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Peter Fortune <[log in to unmask]>

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Mon, 6 Dec 2004 16:25:08 -0000

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Hello All

We are one of the foremost agencies working in Health Economics/Outcomes Research. Amongst the roles we can offer is the following.  This is a real exciting role and gives a person the opportunity to get some into a blue chip Company with a high growth profile, in health economic.

There is a lot of scope for the future.

Please respond to me at [log in to unmask]  or follow the instructions in the final paragraph of the advertisement.

NICE work - you can get it!

Health Outcomes Manager

Circa £40,000 pa + car + benefits                                     Flexible location 

Our client is recognised as the market innovator of medical devices and new surgical procedures. Part of a global corporation and with a refreshingly forward-thinking approach to both their customers and their employees, they now wish to appoint a Health Outcomes Manager to oversee their HO programmes.

Reporting locally to the Commercial Director you will manage the busy schedule of NICE reviews, and develop robust arguments to support the product portfolio both in market and pipeline.  This is a new appointment so there will be systems to set up, lines of communication to be established and you will have an opportunity to shape the development of this vital role.  Working with both the product development team and the commercial team (local and European), you will play a key role in helping the business to continue its successful growth.

With an MSc in Health Economics and up to a couple of years experience in a company, consultancy or academia, you are ready for a senior role where your influencing and presenting skills can be fully utilised.  You will be a people facing person able to deal with Key Opinion Leaders and senior management and you will have the analytical skills to develop and interpret complex data in an optimal  way.

This is NICE work and you can get it!  Please contact/send your CV, quoting reference 3551, to Peter Fortune, Eames.Jones.Judge.Hawkings, 29 High Street, Welwyn, Hertfordshire AL6 9EE.  Tel: +44 [0]1438 840984  [log in to unmask]



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Peter Fortune
Eames Jones Judge Hawkings
29 High Street
Welwyn
Hertfordshire AL6 9DS
UK

Tel:              +44[0]1438 840984
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