Health Economic Outcome Research (HEOR) & Real World Evidence (RWE) Manager, Nordic (m/f/x)

Do you want to join an exciting journey?

Our client, Daiichi Sankyo Nordics, is now

expanding and we are searching for a

HEOR & RWE manager

Nordics (m/f/x)

The Position

Reporting to the Nordic HEOR Director, the HEOR& RWE Manager will drive

and support optimal HEOR and RWE activities for Daiichi Sankyo Nordics

product portfolio to secure market access in the Nordic countries.

Key Responsibilities

Drives and supports the development of high-quality HTA submissions

including development and adaptation of cost-effectiveness and budget

impact models

Drives and supports the development and creation of RWE

(e.g. treatment patterns, real-world efficiency, burden of illness,

costing, epidemiology studies, etc.) that can be used with decision

makers, and to support successful reimbursement and access for

Daiichi Sankyo’s products

Adapts global health economic models and acquiries data inputs to

accurately populate the models to reflect local environments

Supports adaptation of global value story and value message to

the national markets in line with product strategy and local market needs

together with the Country Market Access teams

Supports coordination of reimbursement processes for products across

countries and in the alliances with other pharma companies

Maintains expertise in scientific and health economic principles

Supports internal HEOR education throughout training sessions and

dissemination of market access expertise across the organization

Drives projects on dissemination of health economic and outcomes

research knowledge internally and externally in co-operation with

different stakeholders

Contributes to integrated evidence plans and data packages, to address

the data needs of key external partners

Works in close collaboration with the Market Access Country teams

to optimize reimbursement and pricing strategies in each of the Nordic

markets

Daiichi Sankyo

Daiichi Sankyo and its

18.500 employees in more

than 20 countries are

dedicated to the creation

and supply of innovative

pharmaceutical products.

We have a 2030 Vision

to become an “Innovative

Global Health Care Company

Contributing to the Sustainable

Development of Society”.

Our European headquarters

are in Munich, Germany

and we have affiliates in

12 European countries.

The Nordic headquarter

opened in November 2018

and is based in Copenhagen,

Denmark.

For more information:

www.daiichi-sankyo.eu.

HEOR & RWE manager

Nordics

How to apply:

For more information about

the position, please contact

Hill Consult,

Christian Hill-Madsen on

chm@hill-consult.dk or

+45 21 42 24 12.

We are looking forward to

receiving your application (in

English) as soon as possible.

Please send to

hb@hill-consult.dk

What Daiichi Sankyo

Nordics can offer:

We work as a team and we value

individuals who are proactive

and take initiative, show trust and

responsibility towards each other

– and we value a good laugh.

You will have an opportunity

to become part of the team,

work across Nordics and learn

how to collaborate within the

whole team. We invest in our

teams, that we grow personally

and professionally.

Professional experience

and personal skills:

University degree in Health Economics or related discipline

Minimum of 5 years of experience within a pharmaceutical company or

consultancy in a Nordic HEOR/HTA/Market Access role with involvement

in HTA submissions

Fluency in English and one of the Nordic languages

In-depth HEOR technical expertise and experience

Strong numerical skills with experience of health economics modelling

In-depth and up-to-date understanding of HTA methodology and

processes in the Nordics countries

Proven ability to successfully work within a matrix and multicultural

organization

Excellent project management skills

Strong communication, influencing and presentation skills

Additional information

Our Nordic office in Copenhagen is situated in “Woods” office building

where sustainability plays a big part, from recycled building materials,

solar cells and upcycled furniture to social responsibility and a positive

contribution to the local environment.