Field Access Manager

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About Innovative Medicine

Our expertise in Innovative Medicine is informed and inspired by patients whose insights fuel our science-based advancements. Visionaries like you work on teams that save lives by developing the medicines of tomorrow.

Join us in developing treatments finding cures and pioneering the path from lab to life while championing patients every step of the way.

Learn more at & Johnson Innovative Medicine (JJIM) is currently recruiting for a Field Access Manager to be located in Breda the Netherlands.

Function description

The responsible person for Field Access Management has commercial responsibility to obtain access to our innovative medicines in Dutch hospitals for current and future brands. Key account management is an important instrument to manage cross-functional the CVT business objectives in the eco-system of hospitals and health insures and managing the financial stakeholders in hospitals. Is the connecting factor between the internal organization and the financial stakeholders in the hospital; has strong negotiation skills and is responsible for maintaining contacts with purchasing groups of hospitals pharmacists and other financial stakeholders (i.e. RVE managers business controllers DBC advisors) and purchasing and sales managers of health insurers.

In order to maintain good contacts you spend 70% of your time working in the eco-system of the hospitals.

Tasks and responsibilities

Identifying & removing financial hurdles for inline and future products

• Contributes to market access for our innovative medicines at hospital (incl. GGZ) level. Responsible for establishing and maintaining long-lasting relationships with hospital pharmacists other hospital (financial) employees (i.e. RVE managers business controllers DBC advisors and Hospital sales managers) and HIC procurement managers involved in drug budgeting buying and reimbursement and the individual HICs.
• Responsible for ensuring capturing insights regarding hospital and HIC buying behavior in the Dutch access strategies and operations.
• In this role you are the cross-functional coordinator (central point of contact) in execution of account management for some key accounts and bring this to an excellent standard in order to continuously monitor our competitive position in hospitals and HICs including optimal patient access.
• Given the three levels of access that are relevant to the Netherlands there is a clear responsibility to connect with our HEMAR function the CVT team and the SPM manager to jointly contribute to our overarching access strategies and translate these into aligned operations at hospital HIC and governmental drawing up the strategy you play an important role to align and connect with the cross functional internal stakeholders ( Medical BI).

Optimize current contracts

• Responsibility to close commercial contracts between hospitals (or hospital buying groups) individual HICs and Janssen ensuring the access for patients to our medicines in Dutch hospitals.

Shaping future commercial access

The FAM contributes to designing new (contracting) models that fit to the future needs of Dutch stakeholders e.g. to the move to outcomes-based or other innovative doing so connects internally as well as externally to partners required to co-shape innovative HIC propositions e.g. with RWE VBHC external parties capturing data registries etc. The FAM plays an educative role towards the current Contract Managers in order to contribute to innovative contracting in the near future.

Profile / qualifications

• Completed university education with a masters degree in pharmacy health economics business administration or HTA preferred.
• Proven broad knowledge of the Dutch healthcare system; (Dutch / EU) healthcare and competition laws; basics of the Health Technology Assessment Requirements for innovative medicines of the Dutch Health Institute (ZIN) and the market access dynamics of innovative medicines and its evolution.
• Strong insights in the way of working of hospital procurement incl. DGM (expensive drugs) DMU and the eco system financial functions and budgets in a hospital and at HICs.
• Strong commercial; strategic and analytical skills and experienced key account management in hospitals
• Proven experience and excellent negotiator (an advantage with innovative medicines);
• Able to build strong relationships (external and internal) while building on up-to-date content and contextual knowledge. Proven track-record of developing impactful business partnerships and field access.
• Strong with numbers and able to build business cases and draw up innovative contract forms;
• Creative thinker; networker and connector;
• Pro-active problem solving and a strong can do mentality;
• Team player and able to function in a matrix organization.
• Proven performer with >10 years of experience in the healthcare market.
• Language: Dutch excellent verbal and written and excellent business English
• Having a network in hospital pharmacy (and preferably HICs) and strong background in sales or account management in intramural medicines of oncology is required

There is already a preferred candidate for this position. However all applications will be considered.

The anticipated base pay range for this position is 85.000 100.000

The pay range is the expected pay range for the position. Factors including but not limited to internal equity and experience will be considered for any offer.

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