Health Economist

Role Overview: We’re hiring an internal analyst to build the economic and social case for full jaw restorations. You’ll model the cost of severe tooth loss and untreated periodontal disease, show the long-term benefits of total oral rehabilitation, and help the company articulate its value to partners, investors, insurers, and policymakers. You’ll work closely with clinical, commercial, and strategy teams to quantify what we already know from experience: restoring oral function transforms lives, and it’s worth investing in, both privately and systemically. Responsibilities: Build models estimating the economic burden of full edentulism, advanced periodontitis, and delayed dental care Quantify the clinical and economic ROI of full jaw rehabilitation (e.g. fewer GP visits, better nutrition, mental health uplift) Support commercial and strategy teams with pricing analysis, market access, and value-based selling materials Develop health impact reports for use in investor decks, whitepapers, and NHS/private partnerships Translate complex modelling into clear, actionable outputs for decision-makers and clinical partners Ideal Background: Degree in Health Economics, Public Health, Epidemiology, Dentistry, or a related field Proven experience with health economic modelling (QALY, DALY, cost-benefit, societal impact frameworks) Skilled in Excel and at least one of: R, Python, or Stata Strong communicator, able to turn data into compelling narratives and visuals Bonus: familiarity with oral-systemic health links, UK dental systems, or private healthcare economics Salary & Terms: Full-time, permanent Salary range: £55,000–£80,000 depending on experience Flexible/remote working considered41bf1e1f-b16b-4260-a40a-17c77a06fd15