Professor in Global Health Economics and Metrics

This role of Professor in Global Health Economics and Metrics requires advanced expertise in health economics, focusing on global health systems, economic evaluation, and health metrics. The ideal candidate should possess a deep understanding of economic theories and methodologies applied to health care at an international scale, including cost-effectiveness analysis, health outcome measurement, and resource allocation. Strong analytical skills and proficiency in quantitative methods, such as econometrics, statistical modeling, and data analysis, are essential to assess health interventions and policies. Experience with health metrics involves designing and interpreting indicators that measure health system performance, population health outcomes, and economic impacts. The position demands familiarity with global health challenges, health policy frameworks, and international health organizations. Academic credentials typically include a doctoral degree in economics, public health, or a related field, with a robust publication record in health economics and metrics. Candidates should demonstrate the ability to lead research projects, secure funding, and contribute to curriculum development and teaching at the graduate level. Collaboration skills for multidisciplinary research and engagement with policymakers and stakeholders in global health are also important. Overall, this professor role combines advanced economic expertise, quantitative analysis capabilities, and a strong commitment to advancing knowledge and education in global health economics and metrics.