About the role

Account Executive – Specialty Pharmacy & Infusion As a Regional Account Executive, you'll serve as a strategic partner to healthcare providers, helping connect patients to specialty therapies that improve outcomes and quality of life. You'll work closely with physicians, referral sources, and healthcare organizations to expand access to care while driving growth across your territory.
What You'll Do: Grow Your Territory Develop and strengthen relationships with physicians, clinics, health systems, and community partners Identify new referral opportunities and expand patient access to specialty pharmacy services Build a strong network of healthcare professionals throughout your assigned region Analyze market trends and uncover new opportunities for growth Become a Trusted Resource Serve as a consultative partner to providers and office staff Educate referral sources on specialty pharmacy solutions and patient support services Understand customer challenges and provide solutions that support both providers and patients Establish long-term relationships built on trust, responsiveness, and service excellence Drive Strategic Growth Support the launch and adoption of new therapies and disease-state programs Represent the organization at regional and national conferences, educational programs, and industry events Participate in marketing initiatives that increase awareness and visibility within the healthcare community Collaborate with leadership to execute territory growth strategies and business objectives Maintain Operational Excellence Track territory activity and provide regular updates on progress and opportunities Ensure timely completion of administrative responsibilities and CRM documentation Maintain compliance with healthcare regulations, payer requirements, and organizational standards What Makes Someone Successful in This Role? Self-motivated with an entrepreneurial mindset Strong relationship-building and networking abilities Excellent communication, presentation, and consultative selling skills Organized, accountable, and able to manage a large territory independently Passionate about improving patient access to specialty therapies Comfortable engaging with physicians, clinical teams, and healthcare executives Preferred Background Healthcare sales experience with a track record of developing provider relationships Experience in Specialty Pharmacy, Home Infusion, Infusion Services, Pharmaceuticals, or related healthcare markets Exposure to therapeutic areas such as Neurology, Immunology, Gastroenterology, Rheumatology, or Rare Disease Experience supporting immunoglobulin (IVIG), biologic, or specialty therapies is highly valued Bachelor's degree preferred

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