Field Reimbursement Manager, Southeast - Skeletal Dysplasia

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scorpion therapeuticsSaint Paul (MN)

Compensation and Benefits Managers Research and Development in Biotechnology (except Nanobiotechnology)

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About the role

Role: Associate Director, Field Reimbursement Manager at BridgeBio, focusing on ensuring streamlined access to therapies for patients with rare diseases within the community.

Responsibilities: Developing strategic access plans, serving as reimbursement expertise, managing stakeholder relationships, overseeing pharmacy networks, analyzing data to optimize processes, and supporting community assistance programs. The role combines strategic planning, regulatory compliance, and cross-functional collaboration with healthcare providers, pharmacies, and internal teams.

Requirements: Bachelor's degree (Master's preferred), 5-8 years in biotech/pharma, experience in market access or community services, strong knowledge of healthcare reimbursement, and excellent communication skills.

Preferred: Rare disease experience. Work: Work involves significant travel (~60%) and is suited to candidates capable of independent and team-based work. High-value biopharma specifics: focus on rare diseases, community access, healthcare regulations, and reimbursement processes. The position is based in California with a hybrid work model, emphasizing community-centered care and innovative treatments.

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