- leads the health economics activities for our Electrophysiology portfolio at Johnson & Johnson MedTech through the development and execution of robust health economic arguments and tools to support funding and procedural adoption.
- This regional role is responsible for Emerging Markets and works closely with local market‑access and government‑affairs teams.
- It ensures we have the necessary health‑economics and market‑access capabilities and that we convey a clear, value‑based message to customers.
- Partner with key local and regional functional and external collaborators to contribute to the overall strategy, developing evidence and value communication tools and messaging aligned to the EP portfolio.
- Support the development of health economics tools, translating complex messages into simple statements that can easily be articulated by the sales force.
- Accountable for health economic input into novel local commercial initiatives requiring substantiation of value, including but not restricted to value‑based procurement and value‑based agreements.




- Work closely with the marketing, clinical, and sales teams to ensure the alignment of market access activities with overall business objectives.
- Provide input into the evidence generation strategy for new product development and identify local opportunities for health economic evidence generation.
- Support the adaptation and local approval of regionally developed HEMA tools, translating complex messages into simple statements that can easily be articulated by the sales force.

Requirements
- 5 years experience in the medical devices, health care or pharmaceutical industry
- Strong technical background in evidence-based medicine, health economics, or health policy with a demonstrated track record of success is required
- Advanced degree in health economics, health policy, public health, economics, healthcare management or other relevant discipline is preferred
- Knowledge of healthcare systems and market-access

📌 Health Economics (Madrid)
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📍 Madrid