Schain Research  

Target group

Postdocs and researchers (3 months)

About the company
We are a small fast-growing consultancy company specializing in health data science and real-world evidence to support drug development and patient access to medical innovations. Our 
clients are international pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. We work across all phases of drug development; from early drug discovery to post-marketing authorization  studies with R&D, market access, health economics and medical affairs teams, in close collaboration with academic institutions.

The project
The intern will be part of a dedicated and experienced research team consisting of clinical,
statistical and epidemiological experts. The main tasks will be to develop observational study 
protocols, perform feasibility assessments for future studies and scientific writing. The intern 
will learn scientific project management in a small start-up company environment, while at 
the same time being exposed to different aspects of new business development, 
epidemiological studies and drug development. The studies are based on clinical, health 
economic outcomes and registry data (real-world data) mainly within the field of oncology
and immunology, but also other disease areas.

Location: Stockholm
Period: Full time or part-time in May-Dec 2025

The candidate
Post Doc. student in biostatistics, epidemiology, molecular biology or similar. The intern will ideally have some experience in clinical or observational studies or project management of  registry studies or similar. It is also beneficial if the intern has developed partnerships and clinical collaborations or has experience with Swedish health data sources. The intern must be able to work independently and have a flexible, self-driven and collaborative mindset. Strong communication skills in English (written and verbal) are important.

Contact information
Name: Susanne Kihlblom, Real World Evidence Director
Email: susanne@schainresearch.com
Telephone: +46 73-542 93 02
Company website: www.schainresearch.com