Precision Oncology Account Executive (MRD) New Orleans
Precision Oncology Account Executive (MRD) New Orleans
Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Drive adoption and volume in assigned territory through new account activation and up-selling of existing oncology accounts.
- Targets and closes new precision oncology testing prospects in community oncology and academic cancer centers by maintaining a healthy pipeline.
- Builds consensus on complex molecular pathways with multi-disciplinary healthcare providers.
- Builds workflows and clinical pathways for oncology centers and integrate into molecular EMR.Collaborates with client, medical, EMR teams, and customer experience teams to gain consensus with clients for precision oncology workflows.
- Strategic account management in community oncology and health systems.
- Oncology thought leader development in assigned territory.
- Develops and executes a plan for clinical workflow adoption and implementation with clients.
- Responsible for working directly with clinical, pathology, and health systems assigned Account Executives in the assigned region.
- Collaborate with medical affairs, operations, customer experience, IT, and billing teams.
- Secure meetings and in-services with physician and account targets.
- Provide subject matter expertise for precision oncology specialty testing
- Maintain and pursue knowledge in precision oncology specialty testing.
- Attend national and regional oncology educational meetings to engage with physicians and create awareness.
- Identify ways to strategically manage account depth and breadth for precision oncology testing adoption.
- Prepare and present proposals and bids.
- Ensure compliance with company policies and government regulations
- Complete all administrative tasks thoroughly and promptly.
- Knowledge of Healthcare Industry and general economics of business
- EducationBachelor's Degree Undergraduate degree in Business or Life Sciences (Required)
- Master's Degree MBA in Business or Life Sciences or other advanced degree (Preferred)
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