Riley Taiji
About Riley Taiji
Riley Taiji is an Associate at Analysis Group in London, specializing in health economics and outcomes research with a focus on oncology.
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Riley Taiji currently holds the position of Associate at Analysis Group, a consulting firm, based in London, United Kingdom. Riley has been with the company since 2020.
Education and Expertise
Riley Taiji holds a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Sociology and Demography from the University of Oxford (2015-2018). Prior to this, Riley earned a Master of Science (MSc) in Social Policy Analysis from Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (2014-2015) and a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Sociology and Communication from Cornell University (2009-2014). Riley specializes in health economics and outcomes research, particularly in oncology.
Professional Background
Riley Taiji has extensive professional experience in both academia and industry. Prior to joining Analysis Group, Riley worked at the University of Oxford in various roles: Section Instructor (2019), Postdoctoral Research Fellow (2018-2020), Graduate Teaching Assistant (2017-2018), Tutor (2017-2018), and Research Assistant (2016-2018). Riley was also a Doctoral Student at Nuffield College, University of Oxford (2015-2018). Earlier in their career, Riley served as a Teaching Assistant and Research Assistant at Cornell University (2011-2014) and as a Brand Strategy Researcher at Grey Group (2011-2012).
Experience with Research and Analysis
Riley Taiji is experienced in conducting indirect treatment comparisons and systematic reviews. They have worked extensively on projects involving burden of illness and unmet need for large pharmaceutical companies. As part of their role, Riley engages in comparative effectiveness research, contributing valuable insights for health economics and outcomes research.
Career at Analysis Group
At Analysis Group, Riley Taiji's work involves collaborating with large pharmaceutical companies. Their expertise lies in health economics and outcomes research, focusing on oncology. Riley's role includes contributing to various consulting projects aimed at understanding the burden of illness and addressing unmet needs through comparative effectiveness research.