g-ba.de

Public body that sets healthcare coverage and quality rules for Germany’s statutory health insurance system

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  • Hiring1 open role

About g-ba.de

The Gemeinsame Bundesausschuss (G-BA) makes binding decisions on statutory health insurance benefits and healthcare quality in Germany. It also promotes new forms of care and health services research through its Innovation Committee.

Its work concerns patients, health insurers and healthcare providers. The Berlin office offers legal traineeships and mandatory internships for students in relevant fields.

Product: Healthcare coverage and quality regulations, and funding for new care models and health services research.

Jobs at g-ba.de (1)

g-ba.de is hiring for one role in legal.

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