PhD in Health Economics: Economic Evaluation of Precision Prevention for Breast and Ovarian Cancer

A PhD opportunity is available at The University of Melbourne, focusing on the economic evaluation of the PERSONA (Precision prEvention of bReaSt and OvariaN cAncer) program. The project aims to assess the value, feasibility, and sustainability of a multifactorial cancer risk assessment designed to personalize breast and ovarian cancer prevention and early detection for young women in the general population. The research will utilize a range of health economic methods, including early health technology assessment, micro-costing of implementation resources, and discrete choice experiments. Supervision will be provided by Associate Professor Ilias Goranitis, Dr Michelle Tew, and Associate Professor Laura Forrest. Applicants should have a strong background in health economics, public health, or a related field, with experience in economic evaluation methods being highly desirable. For more information and application instructions, visit the provided links. This opportunity is ideal for candidates interested in health economics, cancer prevention, and public health research.