Decision Analytics Consultant - PLD

What You’ll Do

1. Lead the development of comprehensive market access strategies for pharmaceutical products, focusing on U.S. payers, PBMs (Pharmacy Benefit Managers), Medicare, and Medicaid.
2. Utilize real-world evidence, healthcare claims data, and advanced analytics tools to drive decision-making around pricing, contracting, and patient access strategies.
3. Design and execute analyses related to payer coverage, formulary inclusion, and reimbursement challenges.
4. Create and deliver executive-level presentations with clear, data-driven insights that inform actionable strategies.
5. Lead and manage client projects related to access and affordability strategy, ensuring timely delivery and alignment with the client’s strategic objectives.
6. Manage deliverables including presentations, white papers, and detailed analytical reports
7. Stay updated on U.S. health policy changes, including regulations from CMS (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services) and other bodies that affect pricing and access
8. Analyze the potential impact of evolving healthcare policies on pricing and reimbursement strategies and communicate those insights to clients.

What You’ll Bring

1. 5-8 years of experience in analytics and strategic consulting within U.S. healthcare, market access, and value-based care.
2. Strong technical expertise in SQL, Python and MS Excel for data management and analysis.
3. Strong storyboarding skills for unstructured problems and data.
4. Strong expertise in US healthcare datasets such as anonymized patient level data, EMR, etc.
5. Skilled in data analytics and statistical modeling, simplifying complex data insights into actionable business strategies.
6. Exceptional problem-solving and critical thinking abilities, driving innovative solutions.
7. Proven communication skills, with the ability to effectively engage and collaborate with internal teams and external clients.
8. Demonstrated leadership in team and project management, overseeing successful project execution.
9. Extensive knowledge of the U.S. healthcare ecosystem, industry trends, and pharmaceutical data sources, including sales, patient claims, and formulary data.