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David Careers

Senior Manager / Associate Director, Market Access & Reimbursement

Posted 18 days ago

scientific searchSavannah (GA)
Marketing ManagersResearch and Development in Biotechnology

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About the role

Senior Manager / Associate Director, Market Access & Reimbursement
Location: RemoteJoin my client, an innovative commercial-stage biotechnology company advancing next-generation cancer diagnostics. You’ll shape payer strategy and expand patient access to technologies designed to bring greater clarity to critical cancer-care decisions. Why You Should ApplyMake a direct impact on patient access to innovative oncology diagnostics Lead market access strategy across a growing diagnostics portfolio Influence clinical, commercial, and payer strategy Robust medical, dental, vision, retirement, PTO, stock options, and paid family leave$100-150k base depending on experience
What You’ll Be Doing:
  • Refine coverage, coding, and payment strategies across public and private payers
  • Secure CPT, PLA, or ICD-10 codes and favorable coverage policies
  • Build evidence-based payer value dossiers and economic models
  • Engage health plans, MACs, medical directors, clinicians, and advocacy groups
  • Guide clinical utility studies and payer evidence strategies
  • Monitor reimbursement trends and support sales on coverage developments
About You:
  • Bachelor’s or advanced degree in a related field; MBA preferred
  • Market access expertise with LDT and/or IVD products
  • Strong knowledge of HEOR, managed care, reimbursement, and health policy
  • Diagnostics, oncology, or point-of-care expertise strongly preferred
  • Comfortable leading cross-functionally in an agile, evolving environment
How To Apply: We’d love to see your resume, but we don’t need it to have a conversation. Send us an email to and tell me why you’re interested. Or, feel free to email your resume. Please include Job#20123.

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