
National Account Director β Federal Accounts
Posted Aug 25

Posted Aug 25
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United States.
β’ Manage the entire relationship with federal accounts for Summit.
β’ Ensure federal contracting readiness, obtain formulary and pathway access, and develop account structures for the oncology portfolio during the launch phase and beyond.
β’ Cultivate and maintain senior-level relationships across VA PBM Services, the National Oncology Program Office, VA Central Office clinical leadership, the Medical Advisory Panel, and the VISN Pharmacist Executives Council.
β’ Direct national formulary strategy, which includes the creation of the value dossier and evidence package for VA National Formulary review, criteria-for-use development, and prior authorization drug request pathways.
β’ Analyze and prioritize VISN and facility environments, focusing on high-volume oncology centers, VA Cancer Care Navigation and TeleOncology programs, and treatment decision sites.
β’ Navigate referral dynamics under the MISSION Act within VA Community Care.
β’ Represent Summit in interactions with veteran service organizations and federal oncology professional associations as appropriate.
β’ Manage relationships with the Defense Health Agency Pharmacy Operations Division, the DoD Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee, and the TRICARE pharmacy benefit.
β’ Create account plans for major Military Treatment Facilities that provide oncology services.
β’ Navigate the pathways for TRICARE medical benefit coverage, coordination of TRICARE For Life with Medicare, and referrals within MTF/purchased care networks.
β’ Collaborate with Uniformed Services University and DoD clinical research stakeholders when suitable.
β’ Work with Medical Affairs to address federal-specific evidence needs, including health economics and outcomes research.
β’ Develop and uphold the federal account plan, opportunity pipeline, and business review schedule for senior leadership.
β’ Execute all activities in alignment with the Anti-Kickback Statute, False Claims Act, FDA promotional regulations, PhRMA Code, FAR, VAAR, and Summit's compliance policies.
β’ Undertake all other assigned duties.
β’ A Bachelor's degree is required; an MBA, PharmD, or other advanced degree is preferred.
β’ A minimum of 10+ years in biopharmaceutical commercial experience, with at least 5+ years focused on federal/government accounts.
β’ Proven experience managing an FSS contract, including NAC negotiation and modification, with a solid understanding of Federal Ceiling Price and Big Four pricing mechanics.
β’ Established, documented relationships within VA PBM Services, VISN leadership, and/or DHA pharmacy operations.
β’ A track record of securing national formulary or criteria-for-use decisions within the VA and/or the DoD Uniform Formulary.
β’ Experience in launching a specialty or oncology product within the federal market.
β’ Familiarity with buy-and-bill dynamics, Medicare Part B interactions with federal beneficiaries, and specialty distribution is essential.
β’ Capability to obtain and retain access credentials necessary for entry into federal facilities.
β’ Experience in oncology or immuno-oncology is preferred.
β’ Prior experience with biologic launches, including permanent J-code acquisition and the implications of the transitional Q-code period, is preferred.
β’ Prior military service or direct experience within VHA or the Military Health System is preferred.
β’ Experience in building a federal function from the ground up at a pre-commercial or newly commercial entity is preferred.
β’ Knowledge of the VA National Oncology Program's precision oncology and clinical pathway initiatives is preferred.
β’ Must adhere to federal pharmaceutical compliance requirements and Summit policies.
β’ Potential bonus.
β’ Stock options.
β’ Benefits and/or other applicable variable compensation.
β’ Equal Opportunity Employer.
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