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To perform analysis and provide in-depth insights on pharmaceutical data (pricing, dispensing fees, products etc.) that will assist management in making effective decisions that maximises business performance and profit.
To conduct in-depth analysis on medical aid performance in order to provide the Executive team with relevant information in order to negotiate new dispensing fees.
To develop reports that can be used to assist management in tracking the overall financial impact of decisions.
To provide analysis of data as required so as to build business cases for system or operational procedure changes or enhancements, with costs and/or possible return on investment.
To understand business requirements and needs and advise the best way to fulfill these through data-driven insights.
To investigate and recommend potential solutions through computer software, coding, or mathematical models to test variables and scenarios
To clearly articulate business insights to stakeholders and translate findings into actionable solutions that complies with Group and regulatory standards.
To maintain a comprehensive understanding of business processes and practices pertaining to all aspects of pharmacy retail operations within the Group.
Minimum requirements
Experience:
5 years of data analytics and insights reporting
5 years database reporting
1-2 years Healthcare experience
3-year degree/diploma (BCom or equivalent with economics, statistics, research, or a related field)
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