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Req Number: 100688

Department::Institute for Clinical Research and Health Policy Studies

Schedule: Per Diem-Variable Status

Shift: Day Rotation

Grade: 80

Hours: 0830-1700

Job Details:

Bachelor's degree is required

The Center for the...

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Req Number: 100688

Department::Institute for Clinical Research and Health Policy Studies

Schedule: Per Diem-Variable Status

Shift: Day Rotation

Grade: 80

Hours: 0830-1700

Job Details:

Bachelor's degree is required

The Center for the Evaluation of Value and Risk in Health at Tufts Medical Center is a leader on issues pertaining to value, cost-effectiveness, and risk tradeoffs in health care decisions. Our mission is to analyze the benefits, risks, and costs of strategies to improve health and health care and to communicate those findings to clinicians and policymakers. For over a decade, CEVR researchers have helped decision makers understand the value of health care interventions by developing and maintaining the Cost Effectiveness Analysis (CEA) Registry (www.cearegistry.org). The CEA Registry is a comprehensive database of cost-effectiveness ratios from the published medical literature.

Interns will review cost-effectiveness articles during the internship period. The intern will periodically meet with a veteran reviewer who is reading the same articles. At this meeting, the intern and the veteran reviewer will compare abstracted information and reach a consensus as to what should be entered into the Registry database. Consensus meetings are conducted in person. CEVR will train Registry interns.

Interns will also attend seminars and information sessions conducted by CEVR staff. Participation in the reading program will help interns better understand the cost-effectiveness literature and the underlying health economics methods.

The internship lasts approximately 8 weeks during the summer. This is a paid internship.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Full participation and successful completion of the 8 week internship.

Responsible for reviewing assigned cost-effectiveness articles.

Responsible for meeting with veteran reviewer, comparing abstracted information and reaching a consensus as to what should be entered into the Registry database.

Responsible for attending seminars and information sessions conducted by CEVR staff.

REQUIREMENTS:

Graduate or post-graduate students with at least a Master's Degree or pursuing a Master or PhD degree in a relevant field (Public Health, Economics, Epidemiology, Statistics, Health Services Research (or similar))

Demonstrated ability to complete work in a timely manner

Strong communication skills

Strong critical ready skills

Basic understanding of cost-effectiveness analysis AND at least ONE of the following: Formal training in economics, pharmacoeconomics, biostatistics, or epidemiology Participation in a cost-effectiveness analysis (including graduate-level coursework)

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