Account Supervisor/Market Access

Posted 3 days ago

clark davis associatesBoonton (NJ)

First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales Workers Other Services Related to Advertising

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Account Supervisor/Market Access, 125k plus bonus, Healthcare Adverting, ParsippanyMUST HAVE PHARMA EXPERIENCEMUST HAVE MARKET ACCESSUS CITIZEN OR GREEN CARD ONLYAccount Supervisor is responsible for driving client satisfaction and project success for our agency. The role oversees the timely, efficient and professional delivery of all projects, ensuring they align with client expectations and business objectives. Acting as the primary service delivery manager and client advocate, the Account Supervisor fosters strong client relationships, promotes transparency, and ensures a seamless flow of communication between clients and internal teams. With accountability for project success and profitability, the Account Supervisor is essential to delivering exceptional service and strategic value.

EXPERIENCE: 4-6 years’ experience; 2 years access and reimbursement experience required College degree and/or equivalent work experience required 0-2 years of management experience required Demonstrates strong oral and written communication skillsLEADERSHIP:Mentors/oversees up to 1 direct report Ensures that timekeeping (for self and possible direct report) is complete Notify managers of suspicious / inaccurate timekeeping by their teams May serve as pitch captain when new business opportunities arise

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