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Role Summary
Pain Market Access Strategy Associate Director
Responsibilities
Develop US market access strategies and tactical plans to support pain program, flawlessly executing key payer initiatives to secure rapid and broad access
Lead initiatives to understand, analyze and demonstrate the clinical, economic and societal value to payers, health systems, decision-makers and influencers
Co-create resources to support field pull-through engagement with payers
Assist in the design and build out of the value story across payer channels
Lead capability building and thought leadership projects that advance knowledge of and response to the rapidly evolving payer environment
Support the Market Access Field Organization in customer segmentation strategy, planning and execution (eg training, account management tools/resources, and POA needs)
Manage day-to-day agency and vendor workflow to ensure resources are delivered on time & w/in budget
Instrumental in brand planning activities
Accountable for CRM requirements and insight mining , CRC reviews, Customer Facing Talking points and establishment of launch KPIs
Act as trusted, subject matter expert on US payer landscape to internal colleagues and externally facing customers
Qualifications
Knowledge of US payer coverage and reimbursement environment
Ability to translate clinical data into economic messages
Marketing or other relevant strategic planning and execution skills including: brand planning, project management, and working collaboratively with agencies and vendors – recent Managed markets experience preferred
Ability to perform in a fast-paced environment, manage multiple priorities simultaneously, and work effectively across cross-functional teams
US Product launch experience
Education
Bachelor's degree and a minimum of 5 years marketing, consulting or agency experience in biotech/pharmaceuticals, or an equivalent combination of experience and education; advanced degree preferred