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Omada Health

Senior Clinical Research Scientist

Develop evidence packages that connect clinical outcomes to economic value for health plans ... Remote first work from home culture * Flexible Time Off to help you rest, recharge, and connect ...

Omada Health

Senior Clinical Research Scientist

Develop evidence packages that connect clinical outcomes to economic value for health plans ... Remote first work from home culture * Flexible Time Off to help you rest, recharge, and connect ...

InStride Health

Clinical Research Scientist

$106K - $118K/yr

The Clinical Research Scientist will play a key role in clinical outcomes evaluation within a ... Stay current on emerging research in pediatric anxiety, OCD, and digital mental health to inform ...

InStride Health

Clinical Research Scientist

$106K - $118K/yr

About Us InStride Health's mission is to deliver specialty anxiety and OCD care that works for ... The Clinical Research Scientist will play a key role in clinical outcomes evaluation within a ...

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Pediatric Cancer Epidemiologist

... cancer outcomes research and public health-related research methodologies. This position is an ... Remote work from home day options may be granted at department discretion. Emory reserves the right ...

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What is remote health outcomes research?

Remote health outcomes research is the study and analysis of patient health results, quality of care, and healthcare interventions conducted outside of traditional on-site settings. This work is typically performed using digital tools, telecommunication, and data analysis platforms, allowing researchers to collect and study data from a distance. The goal is to assess the effectiveness and value of medical treatments, procedures, or healthcare systems to improve patient outcomes. Working remotely in this field enables collaboration across locations and often provides more flexibility for researchers. It also expands the reach of research studies to more diverse populations.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a remote health outcomes researcher?

To thrive as a Remote Health Outcomes Researcher, you need a strong background in epidemiology, biostatistics, and data analysis, typically supported by an advanced degree in public health, pharmacy, or a related field. Familiarity with statistical software (such as SAS, R, or STATA), database management systems, and experience with real-world evidence or health economics are often required. Excellent written and verbal communication, critical thinking, and collaborative skills set standout professionals apart in this position. These competencies enable accurate study design, effective data interpretation, and clear dissemination of research findings that inform healthcare decision-making.

What are some typical challenges faced by professionals in remote health outcomes research, and how can they be addressed?

Professionals in remote health outcomes research often encounter challenges related to data access, collaboration with cross-functional teams, and maintaining data security. Working remotely can make it harder to coordinate with clinical partners or access proprietary databases, so establishing clear communication channels and using secure collaboration platforms is essential. Additionally, ensuring compliance with privacy regulations like HIPAA requires extra vigilance when handling sensitive patient data outside of traditional office settings. Regular virtual meetings and leveraging project management tools can help keep projects on track and foster teamwork.
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Director, Health Economics & Outcomes Research (HEOR)

Azurity Pharmaceuticals - US

Remote

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

Posted 18 days ago

Job description

Azurity Pharmaceuticals is a privately held, specialty pharmaceutical company that focuses on innovative products that meet the needs of underserved patients. As an industry leader in providing unique, accessible, and high-quality medications, Azurity leverages its integrated capabilities and vast partner network to continually expand its broad commercial product portfolio and robust late-stage pipeline. The company's patient-centric products span the cardiovascular, neurology, endocrinology, gastro-intestinal, institutional, and orphan markets, and have benefited millions of patients. For more information, visit www.azurity.com.
Azurity Pharmaceuticals is proud to be an inclusive workplace and an Equal Opportunity Employer. Azurity's success is attributable to our incredibly talented, dedicated team that focuses on benefiting the lives of patients by bringing the best science and commitment to quality into everything that we do. We seek highly motivated individuals with the dedication, integrity, and creative spirit needed to thrive in our organization.
About the Role
Azurity Pharmaceuticals is a privately held specialty pharmaceutical company focused on innovative products that meet the needs of underserved patients. Within the Surgical Business Unit - our hospital-focused, targeted-delivery specialty business - we are building the value-evidence foundation for a portfolio of hospital and institutional products, beginning with D-PLEX100, a locally administered, extended-release surgical anti-infective for the prevention of surgical site infection.
We are seeking a Director, Health Economics & Outcomes Research (HEOR) to develop the HEOR evidence, economic models, and value dossiers that support access and reimbursement in the US and Canada. Reporting to the VP, Market Access & Strategic Accounts, this individual owns the value-evidence strategy and deliverables - starting with D-PLEX100 and extending to future assets - and translates clinical and economic data into the tools that hospital, payer, and health-technology-assessment decision-makers require.
The HEOR Director builds the budget-impact and cost-effectiveness evidence that underpins DRG economics, the New Technology Add-On Payment (NTAP) application, hospital coding strategy, and the P&T and value-analysis-committee value story. The role partners closely with Market Access, Medical Affairs, Brand Marketing, the field organization, Regulatory, and Program Management, and manages external HEOR vendors and academic collaborators.
The ideal candidate brings a minimum of 8 years of HEOR, health economics, or value & access experience in pharmaceutical, biotech, or device, including dossier and economic-model development and US reimbursement strategy. Hospital / inpatient, anti-infective, surgical, or device experience and familiarity with both US and Canadian access environments are strongly preferred.
Key Responsibilities
Value Evidence Strategy
  • Own the HEOR and value-evidence strategy for the Surgical Business Unit, beginning with D-PLEX100, and build the integrated evidence plan that supports US and Canadian access and reimbursement across the product lifecycle.
  • Identify evidence gaps against the requirements of hospital decision-makers, payers, and health-technology-assessment (HTA) bodies, and prioritize the studies and analyses needed to close them.
  • Define the economic value proposition for an inpatient, DRG-reimbursed surgical product, and align it with brand strategy and market-access objectives.

Dossiers, Models & Deliverables
  • Lead development of value dossiers - including the AMCP dossier - and the supporting clinical and economic evidence summaries.
  • Build and maintain budget-impact and cost-effectiveness models, cost-of-care and cost-offset analyses (e.g., the economic burden of surgical site infection), and account-level value calculators for institutional customers.
  • Develop payer, hospital, and P&T / value-analysis-committee value tools and objection-handling materials, and equip the field and account teams with compliant value narratives.

Reimbursement, NTAP & Coding
  • Lead the health-economic and evidence components of the New Technology Add-On Payment (NTAP) application and other inpatient add-on payment pathways, in partnership with Market Access and Program Management.
  • Develop the hospital coding and reimbursement strategy - MS-DRG mapping, HCPCS/ICD coding, and the economic case for appropriate reimbursement - and produce supporting materials for hospital finance and revenue-cycle stakeholders.
  • Model DRG economics and the payment landscape so pricing, contracting, and the value story reflect how the product is actually reimbursed in the inpatient setting.

Evidence Generation & Publication
  • Design and oversee HEOR studies - retrospective database, real-world evidence, chart review, and pragmatic analyses - using claims, EHR, and registry data, executed with internal teams and external vendors.
  • Collaborate with clinical, biostatistics, and evidence-generation colleagues on outcomes endpoints and real-world evidence, and with KOLs on study design and authorship.
  • Drive the HEOR publication and communication plan - abstracts, posters, and manuscripts for congresses such as ISPOR, AMCP, and IDWeek - to make the evidence available to decision-makers.

US & Canada Access Support
  • Support US field engagement with payers, hospital systems, IDNs, and population-health decision-makers, providing compliant health-economic evidence and training.
  • Develop the Canadian value-evidence and HTA strategy - CDA-AMC (formerly CADTH) and INESSS submissions, pan-Canadian considerations, and hospital / provincial access requirements - as D-PLEX100 advances in Canada.
  • Monitor evolving evidence requirements, HTA methods, and ICER-type assessments, and prepare responses.

Measures of Success
  • Evidence readiness: the AMCP dossier, budget-impact model, and core value tools are complete, reviewed, and available ahead of launch.
  • Reimbursement support: the HEOR components of the NTAP application and hospital coding strategy are delivered on schedule and support the reimbursement objective.
  • Field enablement: payer, hospital, and P&T value tools are adopted and used by the field and account teams.
  • Evidence generation: prioritized HEOR studies and publications are executed to plan, closing the evidence gaps that matter to decision-makers.
  • Canada: the Canadian HEOR and HTA plan is defined and progressing to the market timeline.

Required Skills and Experience
  • Advanced degree in health economics, outcomes research, pharmacy, epidemiology, public health, or a related field (PhD, PharmD, or Master's); Bachelor's with commensurate experience considered.
  • 8+ years of HEOR, health economics, or value & access experience in pharmaceutical, biotech, or medical device.
  • Demonstrated ownership of value dossiers (including AMCP dossier) and economic models (budget-impact and cost-effectiveness).
  • Working knowledge of US reimbursement - including inpatient DRG economics, add-on payment (NTAP), and hospital coding (MS-DRG, HCPCS/ICD) - sufficient to build the economic case for a hospital-administered product.
  • Experience designing and overseeing HEOR studies using real-world data (claims, EHR, registries), including work with external vendors and academic collaborators.
  • Strong communication skills, including the ability to translate economic analysis into decision-ready value narratives for payer, hospital, and P&T audiences.
  • Proven cross-functional collaboration with Market Access, Medical Affairs, Commercial, and Clinical/Regulatory.
  • Willingness to travel ~20-30% (including congresses, advisory boards, and customer or vendor meetings).

Preferred Qualifications
  • Hospital / inpatient, anti-infective, surgical, or drug-device product HEOR experience strongly preferred.
  • Direct experience supporting an NTAP application or other inpatient add-on payment pathway.
  • Familiarity with hospital P&T and value-analysis-committee decision-making and with antimicrobial-stewardship / infection-prevention economics.
  • Canadian HTA experience (CDA-AMC / CADTH, INESSS) and knowledge of provincial and hospital access.
  • HEOR experience with an in-licensed or newly acquired asset.
  • Publication record in HEOR or health-economics venues (e.g., ISPOR, AMCP).

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Physical & Mental Requirements:
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
  • Must be able to sit for long periods of time
  • While performing the duties of this job, the employee is frequently required to stand; walk; sit; talk and/or hear
  • May occasionally climb stairs and/or ride elevators
  • The employee must occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds
  • Employee must be able to manipulate keyboard, operate a telephone and hand-held devices
  • Other miscellaneous job duties as required

Benefits We Offer:
  • Unlock Your Earning Potential: Join our team and be rewarded with a competitive compensation package, including an annual bonus based on company performance, that recognizes your exceptional talent.
    • Sales - In lieu of annual bonuses, we offer an Incentive compensation program that allows you to earn more - even over plan.
    • Fuel Your Success: *Sales Only* - We understand the value of your hard work and provide a car reimbursement program and gas card for both business and personal use as part of our commitment to supporting you.
  • Comprehensive Health Coverage: We value your well-being and offer excellent medical, dental, vision, and prescription coverage to ensure you and your family are always taken care of.
  • Flexibility for Your Lifestyle: Achieve work-life balance with our hybrid work model, allowing you to work two days from home and three days in the office. *Excludes Sales, Manufacturing, and some Operations positions*
  • Invest in Your Future: Our Retirement Savings Plan (401K) is designed to help you secure a comfortable retirement by matching dollar for dollar up to 5%.
  • Time Off That Counts: Take advantage of our generous time off policy, which offers up to 15 vacation days annually + rollover (up to 40 hours) as well as five sick/wellness days. For new employees, vacation accrual will be prorated based on your start date.
  • Meaningful Time with Your Loved Ones: We close between Christmas and New Year's to give you an extra week off to spend quality time with your family and recharge.
  • Enjoy the Holidays: Over the course of the year, Azurity recognizes 13 holidays.
  • Invest in Your Education: We support your professional growth with tuition reimbursement for undergraduate and graduate level courses or certifications.
  • Recognize and Be Recognized: Our Azurity High Five peer recognition platform allows you to celebrate your colleagues' accomplishments and receive recognition for your own outstanding work.

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