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André Hartmann

Market access · HEOR · Health economics · Responsible AI

I combine health-economic modelling (see my model results brief), Norwegian HTA/Nye Metoder experience (see my independent resource-criterion article), and Roche Norge experience with ten years of clinical, triage, and care-coordination experience across Norway, Australia, and New Zealand.

10
years as a healthcare professional
EU-HEM
health economics and management, completed 2026
Available
now · Oslo · also for employers abroad

Profile

Health economist with ten years' experience as a healthcare professional. Experience in market access and responsible AI implementation at Roche Norge (2025 to 2026). European Master in Health Economics and Management (EU-HEM), completed 2026, specialising in economic evaluation in healthcare.

Combines health-economic modelling, Norwegian HTA/Nye Metoder experience, and evidence-quality workflows with ten years of clinical, triage, and care-coordination experience across Norway, Australia, and New Zealand.

Experience

  1. Jan 2026–Jul 2026

    Oslo

    Roche Norge

    Internal AI Coach

    Cross-functional project role across evidence, quality, and digital workflows in a regulated pharmaceutical environment.

    • Built AI-supported ways of working for every department on the pharmaceutical side of Roche Norge, starting from each team's daily tasks.
    • Facilitated implementation with 45+ colleagues across all six functional chapters (departments).
    • Taught each department, one at a time, to use the AI solutions I built for it.

  2. Sep 2025–Dec 2025

    Oslo

    Roche Norge

    Market Access Intern

    • Team of three; managed the project week by week.
    • Developed concrete proposals for how Norway could count the staff time a new treatment needs when deciding which treatments to fund; delivered as a final report and presentation.
    • Proposed a traffic light framework for healthcare staff shortages in health technology assessment; the team built it into the final method.
    • Ran stakeholder interviews with academics and a decision-maker. Presented the proposals at an expert group meeting at the Ministry of Health and Care Services (HOD), at HOD's invitation, with Helsedirektoratet and DMP present, and alone to an LMI expert group.
    • Designed and delivered company-wide AI courses for all of Roche Norge on two occasions, on my own initiative.
    • Showed AI Champions (experts) across 22 affiliates worldwide how to check AI answers against their sources.

  3. Sep 2014–Aug 2024

    Oslo

    Lovisenberg Diaconal Hospital

    Nurse in mental health, surgery, and medicine

    • Coordinated complex patient pathways between primary and secondary care with interdisciplinary teams.

  4. Sep 2022–Dec 2022

    Tromsø

    Tromsø Municipality

    Travel Registered Nurse, Municipal Emergency Department

    • Emergency triage and patient flow coordination across seven municipalities in northern Norway.

  5. Apr 2021–Aug 2021

    Thames, New Zealand

    Waikato District Health Board

    Triage coordinator, mental health

    • Triage and service coordination in a regional healthcare network.

  6. Dec 2017–Mar 2018

    Melbourne, Australia

    The Alfred Hospital

    Patient Care Coordinator, HIV Health

    • Coordinated health care appointments and follow-up at home for all patients with HIV in the state of Victoria.

  7. Jul 2015–Dec 2016

    Oslo

    Oslo Municipality Health Services

    Nurse, municipal acute care unit

    • Municipal emergency inpatient unit (KAD), part-time.

Selected analysis

  • Master's project: built a cost-utility model in R, a statistics program, using a partitioned survival model; analysed how uncertain the result is (probabilistic sensitivity analysis) and what better data would be worth (value of information analysis).
  • Poster presented at SMDM 2026 in Oslo, 30 June 2026 (poster 311): "The Traffic Light Framework: Incorporating Healthcare Personnel Scarcity into Health Technology Assessment". Lee B. Lusted Student Prize finalist. (PDF, 6.6 MB)

Education

  1. Sep 2024 – Aug 2026

    University of Oslo, Erasmus University Rotterdam, University of Bologna, and Management Center Innsbruck

    European Master in Health Economics and Management (EU-HEM), joint degree

    • Health-economic modelling, HTA methodology, statistics, and decision support for medicines and healthcare services.
    • Applied focus on cost-effectiveness, resource use, prioritisation, and market-access-relevant evidence translation.
    • 120 ECTS. Specialisation: Economic Evaluation in Healthcare.
    • Completed August 2026.

  2. Metier OEC; certification through PeopleCert

    PRINCE2 7 Foundation and Practitioner

    • Part-time, in progress; expected completion by the end of 2026.

  3. Feb 2025

    TRANSVAC, European Vaccine Initiative

    Statistics for Preclinical Vaccine Research

  4. Aug 2011–Jun 2014

    Diakonova University College (now VID), Oslo

    Bachelor of Science in Nursing