Location: Remote
Salary Range: $200β240k
Key Responsibilities
- Serve as a subject matter expert on the health outcomes and economic impact of VIASKIN Peanut Patch and the broader peanut allergy treatment landscape.
- Engage national/regional payers, PBMs, IDNs, employers, and population health KOLs with scientific, clinical, and economic information.
- Communicate the value proposition of epicutaneous immunotherapy (efficacy, safety, patch wear-time, real-world relevance) to support coverage and formulary decisions.
- Deliver educational programs, scientific presentations, and value-evidence discussions.
- Build and maintain relationships with medical/pharmacy directors, payer decision-makers, professional societies, and patient advocacy organizations.
- Disseminate health outcomes data, real-world evidence, health economic models, and budget-impact analyses.
- Collaborate cross-functionally (Market Access, Medical Affairs, Value & Access, Commercial, Field Reimbursement) to align evidence strategies and messaging; design outcomes-based analytics using internal/external data sources (e.g., patient services data, IQVIA, Optum Insights, Komodo).
- Train internal teams on outcomes and value evidence.
- Respond to payer inquiries regarding product information, clinical data, and outcomes research in accordance with regulations/company policy.
- Support investigator-initiated studies and real-world evidence generation.
- Contribute to strategic plans for health outcomes research, value-evidence communication, and payer engagement.
- Ensure communications comply with regulatory requirements and company policies.
Qualifications
- PharmD, MD, or PhD (health sciences related) required; Masterβs in pharmacoepidemiology/epidemiology/health economics preferred.
- 8+ years in pharma/biotech/healthcare; 5+ years in HEOR or payer-facing scientific role supporting product launches with U.S. Market Access.
- Experience across medical/scientific affairs and outcomes research (including academic or U.S. managed markets).
- Allergy/immunology and pediatrics/rare disease experience preferred; food allergy landscape familiarity a plus.
- Strong understanding of health outcomes research, epidemiology, and health economics; expertise in economic modeling, budget-impact analysis, data analysis, and interpreting clinical/real-world data.
- Ability to stay current on industry trends, healthcare policy, and regulations affecting HEOR/outcomes (pediatrics/food allergy).
- Excellent communication and presentation skills; strong written/verbal ability to convey complex HEOR concepts.
- Proficiency with relevant regulatory guidelines and compliance/ethical considerations; strong stakeholder relationship-building skills.