Associate Director, US Oncology Marketing, Patient Experience Strategy Lead
Key Responsibilities:
- Define and shape the INT Patient Support Program (PSP) and patient experience strategy for individualized neoantigen therapy.
- Lead patient journey go-to-market planning to address key treatment-journey pain points; enable frictionless care coordination from initiation through completion.
- Partner cross-functionally (Access Program, Data Strategy, Customer Experience & Innovation) to optimize integration and map data accessibility to mitigate patient/operational barriers.
- Establish PSP performance measurement frameworks and dashboards for data-driven optimization.
- Lead PSP launch planning, process mapping, cross-functional coordination, and continuous post-launch improvement.
- Develop and optimize the end-to-end patient experience; identify barriers and drive continuous improvement.
- Identify analytical/insight capabilities to enhance PSP and future-state design.
- Define treatment completion strategies, including support at critical handoffs and logistical barrier mitigation.
- Manage budget/spend across agencies and campaign development; oversee key AOR and vendor relationships.
- Synthesize complex data sets to identify drivers/opportunities and generate actionable recommendations.
Education:
- Bachelorβs degree (BA/BS); MBA or equivalent preferred.
Required Experience/Skills:
- 5+ years in pharma/healthcare with patient support, patient relationship marketing, or adherence experience.
- Patient Support Program and/or Hub experience required.
- Strategic thinking, analytical critical thinking, planning, strong communication, leadership, and ability to influence without authority in matrix organizations.
Preferred Skills:
- Commercialization experience with complex therapies (cell/gene or radioligand therapy); agency/vendor management; US commercial/regulatory awareness; patient engagement/CRM/adherence strategy.
Application:
- Apply via https://jobs.merck.com/us/en (or Workday Jobs Hub for current employees).