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ISPOR STUDENT NETWORK Fall 2019, November, Volume 11, Issue 1

Updates from ISPOR Europe 2019

Updates from ISPOR Student Network Committees

ISPOR Student Chapter Activity Updates Updates from Chapters in North America Updates from Chapters in Europe, Middle East,

Africa (EMEA) Updates from Chapters in Asia-Pacific

ISPOR Student Chapter Activity Grant Updates

Other updates from ISPOR student network

Student webinars ISPOR Career Center

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PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE

Mrinmayee Lakkad, MS

Graduate Student, University of

Arkansas for Medical Sciences, USA

Nazneen Fatima Shaikh, BPharm

Graduate Student, West Virginia University, USA

Naveel Atif, MS

Graduate Student, Xi'an Jiaotong

University, USA

Eric Chinaeke, MS

Graduate Student, University of South

Carolina, USA

Monica Woloshin, Pharm.D Graduate Student, Thomas Jefferson

University, USA

Special Thanks:

Aakash Gandhi, MS,

ISPOR Student Network Chair,

University of Maryland, USA

Zeba Khan, RPh, PhD,

ISPOR Board of Directors; ISPOR Treasurer;

ISPOR Student Network Advisor;

Vice President, Celgene Corporation,

Summit, NJ, USA

Jason Cohen, MPP,

Manager, Member Services (Students

& New Professionals)

ISPOR, Lawrenceville, NJ, USA

Stacey Mauriello

Senior Coordinator, Member Services,

ISPOR, Lawrenceville, NJ, USA

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ISPOR Student Newsletter November 2019, Vol. 11, Issue 1|3

ISPOR EUROPE 2019

ISPOR Europe 2019 Student & New Professional Reflections:

By: ISPOR Staff

Thank you to everyone who made ISPOR Europe 2019 a major success . On behalf of the ISPOR staff we

appreciate and recognize the efforts of the Student Meeting Planning Committee, Student Network Chair Aakash

Gandhi, Student Network Advisor Zeba Khan, Faculty Advisor Council Chair Khalid Kamal, Faculty Advisor Council

Chair-Elect Sandipan Bhattacharjee, and New Professional Steering Committee Chair Elisabeth Oehrlein. In

addition we were pleased to provide 10 deserving students with the ISPOR Student Travel Grant to support their

participation.

At ISPOR Europe we were fortunate to welcome over 400 Students and over 400 New Professionals from 56

different countries making this the highest combined attendance for these two key stakeholder groups! For those of

you who were not able to attend we hope you will peruse the descriptions of each of the events that took place and

the great photos. As we prepare for 2020, we are excited to continue the momentum we have built in 2019. Wishing

you all a Happy Holiday season!

Event: Date: Time: Location:

Student Research Spotlight This revamp of the Student Research Showcase was conducted for the second time in Europe having debuted at ISPOR Europe 2018. The concept allowed for increased par-ticipation and interaction as it featured 6 of the top student outcomes research studies submitted for the conference. Attendees of the event rotated to each presenter and lis-tened to a 3-5 minute elevator pitch of the summary of the research study, the methods, challenges, the so what, conclusions, and the relevance of the research to the confer-ence theme. Congratulations to the participants!

Nov 4 11:00-12:00

The Terrace

Booth Event: ISPOR Career Center- Maximize Your Online Experience The ISPOR Career Center was revamped early in 2019 and this booth event sought to educate students and employers about the numerous features that are at their disposal. The ISPOR Staff raffled off an iPad to students who uploaded their resume to the career center as part of their career center profile. ISPOR also provided employers with a 20% off voucher to use for a posting on the career center.

Nov 4 13:00-14:00

ISPOR Booth

New Professional Event – Career Advice Across the Globe This was the third time ISPOR has hosted the Career Advice Across the Globe event at an ISPOR Europe Conference with the theme this time being "Unfortunately This Content Is Unavailable in Your Region – What Is The Impact of General Data Protection Regula-tion (GDPR) on the HEOR Community”. We thank New Professional Steering Committee Chair Elisabeth Oehrlein for coming up with the topic and aiding ISPOR staff in finding presenters. There is a plan to make the content presented available in webinar format sometime in early 2020 so if you missed this informative session stay tuned!

Nov 4 14:30-15:30

Auditorium 10

Student & Faculty Networking Reception All students and faculty who attended the conference were welcomed to attend the re-ception. ISPOR distributed prizes including complimentary memberships, short course registration, and conference registrations! We had a record 150+ students and faculty join us so they could network with their peers in a relaxed environment. Thank you to everyone who joined us!

Nov 4 19:30-21:00

The Terrace

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ISPOR EUROPE 2019, DENMARK — CONTINUED

Student & Faculty Luncheon The Student & Faculty Luncheon, which is open to only chapter leaders, was highly successful and well attended. The event featured updates from Faculty Advisor Coun-cil Chair Khalid Kama and Chair Elect Sandipan Bhattacharjee followed by student updates from Student Network Chair Aakash Gandhi. After the updates a group dis-cussion was held to address the topic of how to engage students and faculty in the Student Network (eg, Collaborations, Students in different disciplines, Students or Faculty from areas where HEOR is still developing, etc.) The output from the discussion will be published on the Student Chapter Resource Center in a similar manner to prior group discussions from previous ISPOR conferences. At the conclu-sion of the group discussion, Jim Murray of the Institutional Council provided an up-date on how students can become involved in the next stages of the Competency As-sessment Framework.

Nov 5 12:00-14:00

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Booth Event: Tips and Advice for New HEOR Professionals: Elisabeth Oehrlein ISPOR New Professional Steering Committee Chair Elisabeth Oehrlein was joined at the ISPOR booth by fellow Steering Committee member Blythe Adamson to provide New Professionals with an opportunity to learn more about their membership. During the event many attendees had questions about what some of the member benefits were, how can they become involved, and several photos were snapped in front of the ISPOR Map Selfie Wall! To learn more about New Professional membership email [email protected].

Nov 5 15:00-16:00

ISPOR Booth

Booth Event: Are you a New ISPOR Member? Learn How to Get Involved Jason A. Cohen, MPP of the ISPOR staff was at the ISPOR booth to discuss the vari-ous questions that new members have about how they can engage within the Society now that they are new members. Some of the many topics covered included:

• How to get involved with the Student Network, Global Network, and/or Special interest Groups

• How to access and update your ISPOR member profile

• How to update your communication preferences

• How to access the ISPOR Presentations Database

• How to access Good Practice Reports

• How to access member only resources by logging into your profile

Nov 5 16:00-17:00

ISPOR Booth

Booth Event: Explore Ways to Engage with the ISPOR Student Network: Aakash Gandhi ISPOR Student Network Chair Aakash Gandhi was available at the ISPOR booth to discuss opportunities to engage with the Student Network. This included an overview of what the Student Network is, an overview of the Leadership, Committees, Regional Leads, and how to form a chapter if one does not exist at the University.

Nov 5 17:00-18:00

ISPOR Booth




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ISPOR EUROPE 2019, DENMARK — PHOTO GALLERY






ISPOR STUDENT NETWORK COMMITTEE UPDATE






Meeting Planning Committee

• The Meeting Planning Committee members are (L to R):

• Vasco Pontinha (Virginia Commonwealth University, Co-chair), Chintal Shah (University of Maryland, Baltimore,

Co-chair), Alvaro San-Juan-Rodriguez (University of Pittsburgh), Raj Desai (University of Florida), Aishwarya

Kulkarni (Duquesne University), Olha Brezden (Danylo Halytsky Lviv National Medical University), Soham

Yande (University of Houston), Ishfaq Rashid (NIPER Mohali University), Monika Salkar (University of

Mississippi) , Nikema T. Peterson (Florida A&M University)

• Reached out to the presenters at the student research showcase, and requested short introductions of

themselves, as well as their research. This was shared on various social media platforms where the goal was to

promote the event as well as the participant’s research






Meeting Planning Committee

• Designed flyers for both the Latin America and the European ISPOR conferences where we highlighted the

main events at ISPOR (from a student perspective), as well as provided some useful travel information with re-

gards to the city the conference was in

• Organized the informal student hangouts at these conferences, to provide students with an

opportunity to network with other students, in an informal setting after hours





NORTH AMERICA



THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

CANADA

• Many students in our chapter were interested in exploring differences in Infectious vs

Chronic Disease Modelling

• This interest would be explored as an event in the future

• Post-doctoral students shared their journey of professional development in health

economics and outcomes research area

ISPOR Student chapter back to School event






DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY USA

• Introduction to Health Outcome Research in a

healthcare setting and applying it , in order to improve

treatment results

• Role of Health Outcome Research in identifying

disparities among different populations and guiding

clinicians on improved healthcare decision making

• Career prospects of pharmacists in the field of Health

Outcome Research and market access for Graduate

students and Pharm.D. students

Duquesne University Bite Size learning seminar series






UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH USA

• Health economics and outcomes research plays an

important role in many areas of pharmacy

• Research is needed in several areas, such as adverse

medication events

• There are many post graduate training opportunities

where HEOR is applied including fellowships, a PhD,

or a residency

Career roundtables: How Health Economics applies to you!






WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY USA

Educational Webinars

In 2018, the Food and Drug

Administration released a new framework

to advance the use of real-world evidence

to support development of

pharmaceutical and biological products.

This framework is a roadmap for

incorporating more real-world evidence,

with the goal of developing a path to

ensure real world evidence is part of

regulatory in drug development. This

framework can hugely impact pharma

and biopharma manufacturers’ drug

development plans. It also can change

the current real-world evidence

approaches for generating evidence on

safety and effectiveness. We plan to

conduct webinars on it.

Breathe Deep Morgantown

WVU-ISPOR student chapter tried to raise awareness about

lung cancer by volunteering in this Breathe Deep Morgantown event






UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI USA

University of Mississippi ISPOR and AMCP Chapter Joint Event Speakers: Allison Balducci, Anthony Deleon

• A very informative and interactive session wherein the Pharm.D.

and graduate students got an opportunity to learn about the career

experiences of Dr.Balducci and Dr.Deleon.

• The speakers provided great insights on how students can explore

alternative career paths in the pharmaceutical industry and the

potential skills required for a progressive career in the industry.






UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND USA

Chapter presentation at UMB Fall Fest

• ISPOR UMB student chapter participated in UMB’s annual Fall Fest to present the chapter to the greater UMB

community and talk about HEOR and ISPOR activities.

• The chapter members were excited to chat with future healthcare professionals and faculty members who are new

to HEOR.

• The chapter had lot of new members signing up and a lot more students/faculty/staff from various disciplines such

as pharmacy, medicine, nursing, social work and dentistry interested to learn about the HEOR field in general.






UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO, USA

• More than 20 students participated in the meet

and greet event that includes both Pharm.D. and

PhD students

• The event was a joint collaboration between the

ISPOR, ISPE, AMCP student organizations at the

University of Illinois at Chicago, College of

Pharmacy

• The event was organized to help students learn from

a top leader from a multinational pharmaceutical

company

• Several questions were raised by the participants

ranging from clinical practice, transition to industry

and long-term career goals

Meet and Greet






UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA USA

Webinar: Use of different clinical trials throughout drug life cycle

• Dr Zhang provided a brief overview of the basics of

epidemiology, the use of different clinical trials throughout the

drug life cycle, and the risk management plan for a drug. She

also discussed in detail the use of Electronic Health Records

(EHR) for Real World Evidence studies in a pharmaceutical

industry

• Most of the junior students joined this activity. They showed

great interests in using EHR in pharmacoepidemiology realm






PURDUE UNIVERSITY USA

Internship Experience

Dandan Zheng “I had an exciting opportunity to do a 13-week internship at the Global Health Economics, Amgen Inc. in the past

summer. I completed a project about large claims database analysis independently and learnt a new programming skill. By attending their meetings, getting involved in several projects, and talking with people from different func-tions, I learnt how HEOR is applied in industry and how I can prepare myself better for this role. I also had a lot of

fun with other interns in various intern activities held by Amgen!”

Gediwon Milky

“During the summer of 2019, I had the opportunity to join Intuitive Inc. as a HEOR intern. The internship allowed me to participate in an independent research project utilizing a large healthcare claims database. Besides my pro-ject, I enjoyed interacting with cross-functional teams, attending several lunch and learn presentation series with

senior leaders, and other internship activities. The internship was a rewarding experience in my personal and ca-reer development that will definitely help me in the future.”






Service learning events (Kroger

Pharmacy, Walgreens Pharmacy)

• Kroger pharmacy - As part of ISPOR, every week

Mercer pharmacy interns participated in blood

pressure screenings for patients

• Mercer ISPOR has provided students over 80 hours of

direct patient education

• Walgreen Flu Clinic - Mercer ISPOR collaborated with

Walgreen’s pharmacy to offer flu vaccination to

patients in different parts of Atlanta

• ISPOR pharmacy interns have received over 50 hours

of immunization services and vaccinated about 1000

patients

MERCER UNIVERSITY

USA





EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST, AFRICA (EMEA)



MAASTRICHT UNIVERSITY NETHERLANDS

Workshop on Social Network Analysis

Speaker: Dr. Daan Westra

• Introduced the concept of networks in healthcare, and

explained the theory and methods of Social Network Analysis

• The participants filled in a small survey before the workshop on

the relationships with the other participants

• The group recognized that visualizing and analyzing networks

can be helpful in healthcare decisions, as it creates a dialogue

between stakeholders (mainly clinical audiences) about

healthcare organization structures

• Group discussed that it could be beneficial for assessing

technology innovation’s and spread of innovation






KING’S COLLEGE LONDON ENGLAND

• Provided an overview of qualitative research methods

application to HEOR. As an example, she presented

results of her qualitative study aimed at preference

elicitation and understanding the decision-making

process of service users

• King’s Health Economics workshops takes place every

month and is open to all members

• Dr Barbara Barrett discussed the paper written by (Lob

ova, et.al. 2019) on social sciences research on HTA.

She lead a discussion on the benefits of

interdisciplinary collaboration

• Journal Club takes place every month at King’s Health

Economics and open to all members of ISPOR

Student Chapter at King’s College London

KHE workshop: Qualitative research methods for health economics

Speaker: Carina Bektur

Journal Club

Led By: Dr Barbara Barrett, Senior Lecturer and Deputy Director, King’s College London






UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN NIGERIA

ISPOR University of Ibadan Student Chapter Kickoff Event

• Ipigbemi Aduke gave an interesting talk on

Pharmacoeconomics Evaluation: An Important aspect of Health Outcomes at the Faculty of Pharmacy University of Ibadan.

• Also a webinar session anchored by Chiwendu Amagba, Jason

Cohen and Aakash Gandhi created awareness about ISPOR





ASIA-PACIFIC



XI’AN JIAOTONG UNIVERSITY CHINA

• An empirical study on payment of

high-priced drugs

• The role of Pharmacoeconomics in

strengthening the linkage between healthcare,

health insurance and associated policy-making

• Pharmacoeconomics research in chronic

diseases management

• The framework of health value assessment and

its applications

4th International Forum on Drug Safety and Policy 2019 and Establishment conference of ISPOR NorthWest Chi-

na Chapter

Speakers: Yu Fang, Chapter President; Naveel Atif, Chapter Vice President: Pengchao Li






NIPER INDIA

Induction Program Key learnings:

• The students were explained about

the activities, educational meetings,

and benefits of the ISPOR society

• ISPOR chapter T-shirt was also

launched by the office bearers of the

society on the same day

World Pharmacist Day 2019

• A brief note was made on the safe and effective use of

medicines

• Ways of improving medication adherence through pharmaceutical care were offered

• Discussion about responsibilities of a pharmacist in patient care

“The day is celebrated with an objective to create awareness

about the role of a pharmacist in improving health and it

highlights the importance of medicine experts in one’s life” –

[Athira S], [M. Pharm student, Pharmacy Practice]

Guest lecture on “Importance of clinical pharmacist in

hospitals for improving patient health”

Guest speaker: Hassan Mubarak Al Balushi

• The speaker spoke about the clinical pharmacy services and role of a clinical pharmacist in his country

• Ward round participation of clinical pharmacist and their role to provide information on clinical aspects of patients was also discussed






Conference on Health Economics and Health Outcomes Research

Speaker: Mr. Hansoo Kim

• The event was organized with the ISPOR Health Economics

Outcomes Research for the benefits of students and the

society

• Case study related PE and S3V vascular stents were presented

NARAYANA PHARMACY COLLEGE INDIA

“World Blood Donor Day

Prospecting Event”

• About 40 units of blood was

donated by in association with

Department of blood bank of

Narayana Medical College and

Hospital.

• A lecture was provided on the

blood grouping, importance of

blood donation and precautions

to be taken while transfusing

blood

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MANIPAL UNIVERSITY INDIA

In this lecture, Dr. Gupta: • Explained what the first response should be in case of

an cardiac emergency

• Elaborately demonstrated how to give CPR. Used an

automated CPR machine that gives pre-recorded

instructions

• Used demonstration as well as videos to educate the

students on how to give CPR

• Narrated importance of scientific writing specifically,

manuscripts

• Highlighted the importance of identifying appropriate

title for the manuscript, correct keywords, and different

between structured and unstructured abstract

• Explained IMRAD (Introduction, Methods, Results and

Discussion) format in detail to the audience

Basic Life Skills workshop

Speaker: Dr Chandni Gupta, Associate Professor, Department of Anatomy, Kasturba Medical College, Manipal Academy

of Higher Education, Manipal

Scientific writing workshop

Speakers: Dr Bharti Chogtu Magazine, Deputy Director – Research

(Health Sciences), Manipal Academy of Higher Education






ACHARYA NAGARJUNA

UNIVERSITY INDIA

• Conducted a symposium on pharmaceutical care

• Organized the guest lecture by Dr. Prabhakar, Clinical

pharmacologist

• Dr. Prabhakar explained aspects of Pharmaceutical Care Plan, role

of clinical pharmacist to develop the care plan and various career

opportunities for Pharm.D students in India and abroad

Symposium on Pharmaceutical Care

Organizer: Prof. Rama Rao Nadendla and Naga Swathi Sree Kavuri






AMITY UNIVERSITY INDIA

ISPOR AUMP Student Chapter’s Secretary

was awarded title of “Best Campus

Ambassador” at GIC 2k19 organized by

Institution Innovation cell (an MHRD, Govt. of

India) initiative

Guest lecture on ‘Application and Evaluation

of Pharacoeconomics for Pharmacist’

Speakers: Dr. Balakrishnan, Dr. Nagappa

• Safe and effective use of medicines.

• Ethics of Pharmacists

Great Innovation

Challenge 2K19






World Patient Safety Day

President – Rehab Arora

This workshop discussed:

• Objective was to emphasize on patient safety in various

healthcare settings and during the course of therapy

• Guest lecture by Dr. GD Gupta (Principal cum director ISFCP)

emphasized on how different formulations of drugs should be

administered to patients in various diseased states and

patient condition

• Open Panel discussion between Mr. Amit Sharma (HOD

Department of Pharmacy Practice, ISFCP) and students was

held regarding patient safety in various situations and clinical

emergencies

ISF COLLEGE INDIA

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BHARATI VIDYAPEETH INDIA

Kerala Relief Fund Donation

Event Coordinator: Ms. Achsah Mathew, Graduate Student

• All students of Poona College of Pharmacy were

approached to donate towards the Relief Fund for

people affected by the Kerala Funds

• Essentials like OTC medicines, baby diapers, sanitary

napkins, cotton bandages etc. were purchased and

the items were sent to flood victims

Session on Emergency Medicine

Event Coordinator: Ms. Achsah Mathew, Graduate Student

• The ISPOR-BVDU Student Chapter-2018 organized a

session on emergency medicine

• Dr. Utsav Mani and Dr. Mohit Jhaveri from the

emergency department were invited to conduct the

session

• Dr. Utsav explained various emergency situations and

the steps to be taken in such situations

• Dr. Mohit demonstrated the correct way to perform

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)




CHAPTER ACTIVITY GRANT UPDATES



TEHRAN UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES

IRAN

A One-day Workshop on Top 10 HEOR Trends 2019

Speakers:

Dr. Richard Willke , chief science officer of ISPOR, the leading global professional society for health economics and out-

comes research

Jason Cohen, Manager, Member Services - Students & New Professionals

• In this workshop, students learned more than 10 valuable recommendations for the improvement of HEOR

related systems in Iran

• The event was a great success with a lot of positive feedbacks reflected in public media






UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA CANADA

A One-day Workshop on Student Chapter Prospecting Event

Speakers: Dr. Michael Drummond, Professor of Health Eco-

nomics, Centre for Health Economics University of York,

Heslington, York, England, UK






RECENT ISPOR WEBINARS

The ISPOR student Network Education Committee and staff work to put together webinars during the school year that touch upon various topics of interest for those who are studying HEOR. If you missed any of the below webi-nars, or wish to repurpose any of them, as a student chapter event, please peruse the link provided here to find all webinars that have been conducted. The archives are organized by topic for your convenience. In addition to Stu-dent Webinars, the ISPOR Education Department also puts together Scientific Educational Webinars that you can access! Access Student Educational Webinar archives: https://www.ispor.org/member-groups/students/webinars Access ISPOR Educational Webinars archive: https://www.ispor.org/conferences-education/education-training/virtual/webinars

Webinar topics Speaker Date Occurred

New Professional Webinar: Good Practices for HTA - What is out there and how do I use it

Presenters: Daniel Ollendorf, PhD Mike Drummond, PhD

Sept. 13

Student Webinar: Going abroad during your studies to jump start your career: why, how, and what

Koen Degeling, PhD Sept. 26

Value translation from bench to market: Strategy and analytics to proactively address access hurdles from ear-ly stage development

Paul Gallagher, MBA, BA Larry Hsu, MD Robert Paglia, RPh, MBA

Oct. 15

ISPOR 2019 Top 10 HEOR Trends Presentation (For Tehran University Student Chapter )

Jason A. Cohen, MPP Dick Willke

Oct. 16

Precision Medicine and Advanced Therapies 101 (Archive not available yet)

Emily Reese, PhD, MPH Molly Purser, MBA, PhD

Oct. 23

Student Webinar: “Real-World Epidemiologic Studies in Pharmaceutical Industry” (Archive not availa-ble yet)

Dongmu Zhang, Ph.D. Oct. 23

“Cure”-ious about mixture models? Accounting for heter-ogeneity in survival extrapolation

Craig Bennison Sven Klijn

Oct. 29

Machine Learning for Health Economics and Outcomes: Prediction and Causal Infer-ence (Archive not available yet)

Sherri Rose, PhD Nov. 15

“Pharmaceutical reimbursement policy and system in Sweden and Denmark - Current practice and recent reforms" (Archive not available yet)

Vincent Heller, MPH, M.A, HSG, Annabel Acs, MPH

Nov. 20




https://www.ispor.org/member-groups/students/webinars

https://www.ispor.org/conferences-education/education-training/virtual/webinars

https://www.ispor.org/conferences-education/education-training/virtual/webinars/webinar/good-practices-for-hta---what-is-out-there-and-how-do-i-use-it

https://www.ispor.org/conferences-education/education-training/virtual/webinars/webinar/good-practices-for-hta---what-is-out-there-and-how-do-i-use-it

https://www.ispor.org/conferences-education/education-training/virtual/webinars/webinar/going-abroad-during-your-studies-to-jump-start-your-career-why-how-and-what

https://www.ispor.org/conferences-education/education-training/virtual/webinars/webinar/going-abroad-during-your-studies-to-jump-start-your-career-why-how-and-what

https://www.ispor.org/conferences-education/education-training/virtual/webinars/webinar/value-translation-from-bench-to-market-strategy-and-analytics-to-proactively-address-access-hurdles-from-early-stage-development



https://www.ispor.org/conferences-education/education-training/virtual/webinars/webinar/ispor-2019-top-10-heor-trends-presentation-(for-tehran-university-student-chapter-)

https://www.ispor.org/conferences-education/education-training/virtual/webinars/webinar/ispor-2019-top-10-heor-trends-presentation-(for-tehran-university-student-chapter-)

https://www.ispor.org/conferences-education/education-training/virtual/webinars/webinar/cure--ious-about-mixture-models-accounting-for-heterogeneity-in-survival-extrapolation

https://www.ispor.org/conferences-education/education-training/virtual/webinars/webinar/cure--ious-about-mixture-models-accounting-for-heterogeneity-in-survival-extrapolation



ISPOR CAREER CENTER

ISPOR Students are encouraged to create a profile on the career center, upload their resume so it is searchable by recruiters, and set up a job alert to be informed when a position that suits your interests be-comes available. To learn more visit this link and feel free to peruse the positions we have highlighted below which are currently on the site. You may also wish to access the Internship & Fellowship Directory, which was cultivated to provide student members with the benefit of having a listing of HEOR organizations with a link to their careers page to aid in your job search. Access HEOR Career Center: https://www.ispor.org/heor-careers Access Internship & Fellowship Directory (must log in with your student membership): https:// www.ispor.org/heor-careers/internships-and-fellowships

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES CURRENTLY POSTED: To apply for these opportunities search the career center!

PharmD Fellow: Oncology Regulatory Affairs - Advertising and Promotion

Seattle Genetics Bothell, Washington, United States

Postdoctoral Fellow The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston Galveston, Texas, United States

Postdoctoral Fellowship in Data Science for Neurological Diseases

Collaboration for Outcomes Researchand Evaluation, UBC Vancouver, British Columbia

Postdoctoral Fellowship in Health Care Policy National Pharmaceutical Council & Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy Washington

Post Doctorial Associate

Rutgers University New Jersey, United States

Global Value and Access Fellowship Novartis Oncology East Hanover, New Jersey, United States

2020 Health Economics and Outcomes Research Intern

Merck North Wales, Pennsylvania, United States

Fellowship Indivior - VCU Richmond, Virginia, United States

Research Fellow in Health Technology Assessment & Modelling

University of Southampton Southampton, Other (Non-US/Canada), United Kingdom

Outcomes Research Fellowships University of Utah, College of Pharmacy Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

Postdoctoral Associate

University of Florida College of Pharmacy Gainesville, Florida, United States

Tufts-CEVR Post-Doctoral Fellow in Health Economics and Value Measurement Tufts Medical Center Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Fellowship

Indivior - VCU Richmond, Virginia, United States

Postdoc Fellowships: Community-Engaged Research (CEnR) and Pharmacoepidemiology/economics Outcomes Research (PEPI/PE)

University of Maryland School of Pharmacy Baltimore, Maryland, United States




https://www.ispor.org/heor-careers



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