Professor in Health Economics and Director, Centre for Applied Health Economics

- Part-time
- Primary Location (Campus): Brisbane South (Nathan)
- Employment Type: Full Time
- Department ID: School of Medicine and Dentistry - MDP
- Appointment Type: Continuing

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The Centre for Applied Health Economics (CAHE) within the School of Medicine and Dentistry is seeking a Professor in Health Economics and Director, Centre for Applied Health Economics.

The Centre has a strong track record in policy-relevant health economics, evaluation and commissioned research. The successful candidate for the role of Professor in Health Economics and Director, Centre for Applied Health Economics will join a collaborative research environment with opportunities to shape strategic direction, strengthen national and international partnerships,



and increase CAHE’s visibility and influence with government, qualified, industry, community and university stakeholders.

This senior leadership role will provide academic, strategic and operational leadership for CAHE as a leading multidisciplinary centre focused on health economics, health technology assessment, commissioned research, translation and health system improvement.

The successful candidate will support the Head of School and the Deputy Head of School (Research) in delivering the School’s strategic research KPIs. They will provide academic leadership, fostering a culture of excellence in research, engagement and professional activities.
As Professor and Director, the successful candidate will:

- Set an ambitious strategic direction for CAHE that advances evidence-driven health economics research, evaluation and policy impact.
- Lead CAHE’s research strategy, including grant pipelines, commissioned research priorities, impact pathways, performance indicators and annual review processes.
- Grow and diversify external income through nationally competitive grants, commissioned research, health technology assessment, evaluation and strategic partnerships.
- Build a high-performing, collegial and multidisciplinary research culture that supports staff capability, interdisciplinary collaboration and higher degree research training.
- Oversee efficient and scalable centre management, including governance, financial planning, workforce planning, project delivery systems and quality assurance.
- Maintain a high-quality personal research program with excellent publications, external research income, policy and system impact, and timely HDR completions.

📌 Professor in Health Economics and Director, Centre for Applied Health Economics (Brisbane)
🏢 Griffith University
📍 Brisbane