Field Reimbursement Manager (FRM), Endocrinology - New England
Corcept Therapeutics
August 25, 2026
Remote friendly (Boston, MA)
United States
Market Access
Responsibilities:
- Assist HCP offices with reimbursement processes: benefits investigations, prior authorizations, appeals, and product fulfillment through specialty pharmacies (SPs).
- Coordinate with the Corcept HUB to resolve patient case issues, including delayed, cancelled, or discontinued enrollments.
- Facilitate patient access by partnering with SPs, HUB case managers, payers, and other stakeholders.
- Conduct in-services and educational sessions with HCP staff on the access pathway, patient support services, the HUB, and the specialty pharmacy network.
- Serve as access and reimbursement resource for the territory; keep stakeholders informed of evolving payer policies.
- Partner with Clinical Sales Specialists on account strategy and provide access-related insights.
- Participate in territory and national team calls; contribute local insights.
- Provide feedback to Market Access leadership and National Accounts Team on regional trends and payer policy shifts.
- Manage territory: balance in-field/virtual engagement, analyze data to identify access barriers, develop action plans, and support patients through enrollment to fulfillment and therapy continuation.
Preferred Skills/Qualifications/Technical Proficiencies:
- Deep understanding of U.S. reimbursement, including specialty pharmacy distribution models.
- Strong problem-solving; excellent verbal/written communication.
- Emotional intelligence, adaptability; cross-functional, fast-paced.
- Proficient with MS Office, CRM platforms, and data analysis tools.
- Self-starter with strong time management/organization.
- Valid driver’s license; extensive territory travel.
Preferred Education/Experience:
- Bachelor’s degree.
- 5+ years in pharmaceutical/biotech reimbursement, market access, patient services, or related.
- Field-based experience with SPs, HUBs, payers, and HCPs.
- Experience in rare disease or endocrinology; familiarity with Korlym or Relacorilant access pathways.
- Bilingual (depending on region).
Application instructions:
- Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis.
- Assist HCP offices with reimbursement processes: benefits investigations, prior authorizations, appeals, and product fulfillment through specialty pharmacies (SPs).
- Coordinate with the Corcept HUB to resolve patient case issues, including delayed, cancelled, or discontinued enrollments.
- Facilitate patient access by partnering with SPs, HUB case managers, payers, and other stakeholders.
- Conduct in-services and educational sessions with HCP staff on the access pathway, patient support services, the HUB, and the specialty pharmacy network.
- Serve as access and reimbursement resource for the territory; keep stakeholders informed of evolving payer policies.
- Partner with Clinical Sales Specialists on account strategy and provide access-related insights.
- Participate in territory and national team calls; contribute local insights.
- Provide feedback to Market Access leadership and National Accounts Team on regional trends and payer policy shifts.
- Manage territory: balance in-field/virtual engagement, analyze data to identify access barriers, develop action plans, and support patients through enrollment to fulfillment and therapy continuation.
Preferred Skills/Qualifications/Technical Proficiencies:
- Deep understanding of U.S. reimbursement, including specialty pharmacy distribution models.
- Strong problem-solving; excellent verbal/written communication.
- Emotional intelligence, adaptability; cross-functional, fast-paced.
- Proficient with MS Office, CRM platforms, and data analysis tools.
- Self-starter with strong time management/organization.
- Valid driver’s license; extensive territory travel.
Preferred Education/Experience:
- Bachelor’s degree.
- 5+ years in pharmaceutical/biotech reimbursement, market access, patient services, or related.
- Field-based experience with SPs, HUBs, payers, and HCPs.
- Experience in rare disease or endocrinology; familiarity with Korlym or Relacorilant access pathways.
- Bilingual (depending on region).
Application instructions:
- Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis.