Research Assistant with a focus on Health Economics (m/f/d)

The Faculty of Medicine of the University of Tübingen, together with the University Hospital and the non-Clinical Institutes, is one of the largest medical education and research institutions in Germany. In addition to the courses of medicine and dental medicine, we offer an exceptionally wide range of innovative bachelor and master courses. Our excellent basic research leads to translational approaches, with which we ensure a future-oriented medical care. About the Institute We stand with the Institute for All-Commune Medicine and Interprofessional Care for Modern General Medicine. It is important to us to combine tradition and innovation in the best possible way. We are committed to the fact that domestic physicians with their teams are the first point of contact in all health issues for the people on site. We are moving in a dynamic field at the interface between supply research, health system research and health economics. We place particular emphasis on practical research based on innovative methods. Our goal is to investigate the structures, processes and results of health care and to develop solutions for improvement. At the same time, we need to make optimal use of resources in the health system. From our research results, we guide recommendations for politics and practice. Senior Consultant (w/m/d) Faculty of Medicine, Institute of General Medicine and Interprofessional Care, Kennz. 7262 Working time: 50-100 % | Period: 31.03.2029 1 | Working time: 01.04.2026 | Application deadline: 12.03.2026 | TV-L i.d.R. E13 2

Participation in various projects (focus: projects with routine data from health insurance companies, but focus on GESUKARD) Working on health-economic analyses Planning and implementation of various surveys, e.g. panel surveys Statistical conception, preparation and analysis of data sets Cooperation with project applications Create high-quality, national and international publications and reports

Successfully completed university studies (Diplom, Master) in a discipline relevant to the research area, e.g. health economics or economics, social sciences, health sciences, supply research, medicine, psychology, public health with a markedly proven analytical focus, statistics (with prior knowledge of the healthcare sector) Professional experience in supply research with knowledge of health economic supply relationships desirable Knowledge of statistical methods and software (e.g. R, Stata SAS, Python) Interest in healthcare-relevant and health-economic issues Teamability, sense of responsibility and structured working

Modern environment: Innovative university clinic, state-of-the-art technology, international top research, excellent perspectives Research: top-level research, promotion from PhD to professorship Career & Development: Structured incorporation, hospital-owned academy, diverse training offers, targeted career promotion Internationality: diversity of culture and generations in the team, support through language courses, integration programs Equal Opportunities & Diversity: Active promotion of equality, internal bodies as a point of contact, network for conflict resolution