Senior Research Scientist, Evidence Synthesis in Canada Creek, Nova Scotia at Jobgether

This position is posted by Jobgether on behalf of a partner company. We are currently looking for a Senior Research Scientist, Evidence Synthesis in Canada.

Join a highly collaborative and innovation-driven research environment focused on advancing evidence synthesis methodologies for healthcare and life sciences. In this role, you will lead and contribute to sophisticated projects involving systematic literature reviews, network meta-analyses, and indirect treatment comparisons that directly support health technology assessment submissions and strategic decision-making. You will work alongside multidisciplinary experts in a fast-paced yet supportive setting that combines the agility of a start-up with the resources of a globally established organization. This opportunity offers strong exposure to cutting-edge research approaches, meaningful client interactions, and mentorship responsibilities. The position is ideal for a scientifically curious professional who enjoys combining technical rigor, strategic thinking, and project leadership. Fully remote work options are available across Canada, offering flexibility while collaborating with international teams on impactful healthcare projects.

• Lead and oversee evidence synthesis projects, including systematic literature reviews, network meta-analyses, and indirect treatment comparisons for health technology assessments and client submissions.
• Develop high-quality client-facing deliverables such as study protocols, statistical analysis plans, technical reports, presentations, and feasibility assessments.
• Manage project timelines, resource allocation, and financial performance while ensuring scientific accuracy and operational excellence.
• Coordinate with multidisciplinary teams to deliver complex research projects efficiently and maintain strong collaboration across all stages of execution.
• Serve as a primary point of contact for clients by leading meetings, responding to inquiries, and providing strategic guidance on methodological and analytical considerations.
• Mentor junior researchers by reviewing deliverables, delegating responsibilities, supporting professional development, and fostering knowledge sharing within the team.
• Contribute to proposal development, business growth initiatives, and innovative methodological discussions to strengthen project opportunities and client relationships.

• Master’s degree in health economics, epidemiology, biostatistics, public health, health policy, health services research, life sciences, or a related discipline.
• 4–6 years of professional experience in evidence synthesis, systematic literature reviews, health outcomes research, or related scientific consulting environments.
• Strong expertise in systematic reviews and/or quantitative evidence synthesis methodologies such as NMA, MAIC, or STC.
• Solid understanding of pharmaceutical industry processes, medical affairs, and health technology assessment requirements.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to present complex scientific concepts clearly to clients and stakeholders.
• Demonstrated project management capabilities, including managing multiple priorities, coordinating cross-functional teams, and delivering high-quality outputs on time.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office and EndNote; experience with R or R Shiny is considered an advantage.
• Strong analytical mindset, collaborative attitude, and willingness to mentor and support junior team members in a dynamic environment.

• Fully remote work opportunity available across Canada.
• Exposure to innovative and high-impact healthcare research projects.
• Collaborative and intellectually stimulating team culture.
• Opportunities for mentorship, leadership growth, and career progression.
• Access to cutting-edge methodologies and advanced evidence synthesis projects.
• Flexible and supportive work environment within a globally established organization.
• Participation in meaningful projects that influence healthcare decision-making and patient outcomes.