Pharmacy Benefits Account Manager
$80,000 to $110,000
ApplyPharmacy Benefits Account Manager
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$80,000 to $110,000
About the role
- 4+ years minimum work experience in prior Pharmacy Benefit Management (PBM) and/or pharmacy consulting experience.
- Bachelor's degree from four-year college or university or equivalent combination of education and experience.
- Intermediate knowledge of PBM Industry, stakeholders, intermediaries, and buyers.
- Experience evaluating and explaining various PBM models, pricing types and products.
- Strong understanding of PBM contracting life cycle.
- Experience managing and updating CRM tools (i.e., Salesforce, Monday.com).Refined verbal and written communication skills.
- Accomplished project manager who can juggle multiple priorities and adjust to dynamic environment. Six Sigma designation a plus.
- Detailed oriented and accurate in producing work deliverables, and capable of performing reasonability reviews of pharmacy reports, and general analytics content.
- Established history of working independently in remote or office environment.
- Must approach all tasks with a sense of urgency to meet deadlines assigned in a cross-functional environment.
- Must possess advanced skills in the current Microsoft Office suite of applications, specifically – MS Outlook, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, & MS Word.
- Outlook – ability to manage email volume and keep calendar up to date
- Excel – the ability to learn basic & advanced data lookup & arithmetic calculative functions (VLookup, SUMIFS, &etc.)PowerPoint – the ability to assemble content in standardized PowerPoint templates.
- Word – the ability to review, tracked, edit changes, and make document comparisons.
- Power Business Intelligence (BI) experience preferred
- Must have the ability and desire to be part of a collaborative team & business environment, managing multiple priorities day-to-day.
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