Internship in Population Health Insights
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Population Health Insights team is a group of epidemiologists working within Global Access to provide key population health and epidemiological insights to the Roche organization. The group is responsible for generating epidemiological patient forecasts and insights throughout all stages of product development to meet the needs across global, regional and affiliate teams. The team also develop data-driven and actionable insights into drivers of population health to enable effective interventions that meaningfully help patients access the best possible care.
As an intern, you will be responsible for:
The development of treatment impact models (TIM), a type of epidemiological model that looks at the impact of treatments on populations either from a treatment-class or product specific level
Analysis of different data sources such as Real-World Data (RWD), population health datasets, and literature to collect model inputs
Communication and engagement with key stakeholders across the organization on the use of treatment impact models in decision making
Supporting access excellence through the collection, analysis, storing, maintaining and sharing of access-related data, news and information to meet functional, team and individual needs across global, regional and affiliate Access.
Continuous evolution of Global Access into an outcome focused, agile organization by expertly identifying gaps, opportunities, and a clear line of sight to improve patient access and outcomes.
Key Responsibilities:
Development of treatment impact models across a range of disease and product areas
Understand and analysis of different types of data and datasets available
Use and application of different software tools to help develop and execute epidemiological models
Maintain in-depth knowledge of global, regional and affiliate access and epidemiology information understanding and needs
Predict and prioritize relevant population health insights (macroeconomic & other relevant health insights) to inform the optimal development of strategies and to address needs of our chapter members.
Measure & report key indicators for progress of Roche’s access strategies and Pharma Vision
Requirements:
Current graduate student (i.e. enrolled at an accredited university in a Masters of PhD) or post-graduate student (less than 12 months after graduation from a Masters or PhD) in epidemiology, quantitative methods, economics, or pharmacology
Has a relevant work permit (EU/EFTA) or must prove that the internship is a mandatory part of their curriculum work (Non EU/EFTA students)
Knowledge/Experience:
Strong knowledge of Microsoft excel and statistic programs such as R or SAS
Strong knowledge of epidemiological principles and methodologies
Strong knowledge of national and international health statistics, surveillance data and health surveys in defined disease areas, in particular their strengths and weaknesses
Familiarity with evidence synthesis methods such as meta-analyses
Epidemiology or health outcomes experience in either post-graduate academic work or the pharmaceutical industry or a service provider organization (e.g., contract research organization/CRO)
Experience designing, conducting, analyzing and interpreting epidemiological studies (includes healthcare/pharmaceutical HTA related experience) and/or Real World Data (RWD) studies
Knowledge or experience working within the pharmaceutical industry is strongly preferred
Length of Term and Interview Process:
This job posting is for a 1-year contract for an internship within the Population Health Insights and Impact team with a possibility to extend the contract.
If you are interested in the role, please submit a CV and cover letter for the hiring manager to review. Selected candidates will be asked to complete an interview prior to selection of the candidate.
At Roche, you will have the opportunity to join an established early careers community, with a dedicated Early Careers Forum to share experiences, network and develop a broader understanding of the diverse functions in this pioneering healthcare company. This is a great opportunity to further develop your skills and create meaningful connections with other talents that are launching their careers.
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Besides extensive development and training opportunities, we offer flexible working options, 18 weeks of maternity leave and 10 weeks of gender independent partnership leave. Our employees also benefit from multiple services on site such as child-care facilities, medical services, restaurants and cafeterias, as well as various employee events.
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