Research Fellow in Health Technology Assessment

The HEALED Consortium have secured government funding as part of a programme to develop next generation cell therapies for cancer. The goal of the consortium is to enable a new kind of revolutionary immunotherapy to cure cancers that are currently incurable.

A suitable researcher is sought to undertake the Health Technology Assessment research packages of the programme. The candidate will be based in the Discipline of Pharmacology & Therapeutics, Trinity College Dublin and the National Centre for Pharmacoeconomics (NCPE), Ireland.  The NCPE assesses evidence for comparative effectiveness, cost effectiveness and affordability of new technologies. The NCPE is affiliated to Trinity College Dublin and has close collaborative links with national and international academic centres. The NCPE contributes to international organisations including EUnetHTA, BeneluxA and ISPOR.

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