Role Summary
The Residential Stakeholder Director (DRS) builds and maintains strategic relationships with residential providers, healthcare professionals, and advocacy organizations within their assigned U.S. region. As a regional leader in community and residential engagement for individuals with Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS), the DRS delivers compliant, non-promotional educational programs and fosters partnerships that support access to approved therapies. Reporting to the National Director PACE & DRS, this role directly contributes to Solenoโs commercial strategy by expanding awareness, strengthening stakeholder relationships, and identifying opportunities to enhance PWS community support.
Responsibilities
- Establish and maintain relationships with residential providers, advocacy groups, healthcare professionals, centers of excellence/treatment clinics in assigned region.
- Deliver approved educational programs and resources to residential providers, residents/patients and their caregivers in the residential setting.
- Operationalize residential programs, prescriber networks, and processes to ensure access to treatment for patients.
- Organize and execute Residential Speaker and Regional/National Programs. Identify speakers for these programs, including potential caregiver/patient speakers.
- Attend all relevant training and conferences identified by DRS/ Commercial teams/Advocacy Groups related to the residential space.
- Partner with PACE, Advocacy, Medical, Marketing and Commercial teams to align activities and maximize educational reach.
- Partner with Marketing to identify Residential Advisors, assist with recommendations and coordinating Advisory Board meetings.
- Partner with Marketing to create residential-specific educational content and resources, including disease state education and key areas to be addressed through Residential Speaker Programs.
- Identify and communicate regional trends, challenges, and opportunities to inform national strategy.
- Represent Soleno at local and regional conferences, advocacy events, and provider meetings, including those held on evenings and weekends as required.
- Supporting marketing in KOL and SME identification and relationship development
- Ensure all activities comply with company policies, SOPs, and applicable regulatory guidelines.
Qualifications
- Bachelorโs degree in life sciences, education, public health, or related field; experience in rare disease or residential program setting preferred. Advanced degree preferred.
- A minimum of 8 years of experience in roles of increasing responsibilities and advancement within healthcare, pharmaceutical or biotech industry. Account management experience preferred.
- Rare and pediatric disease experience preferred.
- Strong presentation skills and experience required; presenting to groups of all sizes.
- Strong relationship-building skills with diverse audiences.
- Familiarity with compliance requirements for non-promotional education in pharmaceutical/biotech settings.
- Ability to attend week evening and weekend events as needed and travel regionally (50%+).
Additional Requirements
- Travel up to 50%+ regionally; occasional evenings/weekend events as required.