
Executive Director of Medical Affairs, Payer & Health Systems β Oncology
Posted 2 days ago

Posted 2 days ago
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in New Jersey, +1 more state.
β’ Define the strategic direction for Payer & Health Systems and supervise the implementation of PASLs and field medical MAD teams.
β’ Evaluate and formulate the US payer and access strategy along with tactical plans that align with V&I and Country Medical Affairs Plan objectives.
β’ Oversee the execution of US Payer & Access Teams.
β’ Incorporate insights from external key decision-makers and payers into strategic planning and the development of the scientific platform.
β’ Lead the PHS MAD field team leaders and PASLs, including their development and mentorship.
β’ Build strategic partnerships with Regional Medical Scientific Director teams and manage medical account planning.
β’ Ensure compliant operational practices across the oncology portfolio and among internal stakeholders.
β’ Collaborate with external alliance partners following approved operational procedures.
β’ Develop and manage the annual PHS Oncology budget and oversee approvals for program-related expenses.
β’ Create and execute the PHS Field Execution Plan.
β’ Guarantee US payer and access contributions to US CMAPs and Global V&I Plans.
β’ Direct strategic alignment, resource allocation, and representation at senior leadership levels.
β’ Lead the collection of strategic insights, their evaluation, and the dissemination of actionable information.
β’ Manage field medical priorities and tactics across four PHS pillars: Scientific Exchange, Pre-Approval Information Exchange, Insights, and Medical Account Planning & Healthcare Ecosystem Monitoring.
β’ Coordinate the strategy, planning, and execution of scientific congresses.
β’ Promote cross-functional collaboration and the sharing of best practices among USMA therapeutic-area field teams and Payer & Health Systems teams.
β’ Doctoral degree (MD, PharmD, PhD).
β’ Minimum of 7 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry or payer environment, ideally within oncology.
β’ At least five years of frontline field medical leadership experience in the pharmaceutical or payer sector, preferably in oncology.
β’ Proven track record of leading and mentoring scientific/medical professionals across various skill and knowledge levels.
β’ Successful experience in leading strategic initiatives and implementing effective solutions.
β’ Experience navigating a complex, heavily matrixed global organization.
β’ AI-first mindset with a readiness to learn and adopt new methodologies.
β’ Exceptional executive communication, interpersonal, and presentation abilities.
β’ Extensive knowledge of local regulatory frameworks, ethical standards, and pharmaceutical compliance obligations.
β’ Thorough understanding of the US healthcare ecosystem, including population-based access decision-making, HEOR, and healthcare quality.
β’ Willingness to travel up to 50%.
β’ Strong proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, Veeva, and other tools utilized by field medical teams (preferred).
β’ Demonstrated learning agility and experience managing US field teams in oncology (preferred).
β’ Required skills: Clinical Engagement, Clinical Research Methods, Cross-Cultural Awareness, Healthcare Education, Line Management Experience, Managed Markets, Medical Affairs, Medical Knowledge, Medical Marketing Strategy, People Performance Management, Professional Integrity.
β’ Annual bonus.
β’ Long-term incentive, when applicable.
β’ Medical, dental, and vision healthcare benefits.
β’ Additional insurance benefits for employees and their families.
β’ Retirement benefits, including 401(k).
β’ Paid holidays.
β’ Vacation time.
β’ Compassionate leave.
β’ Sick leave.
β’ Remote work options.
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