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Job Description
The Director, Global Health Economics & Market Access is part of Health Economics & Market Access (HEMA) function and reports directly to Executive Director, Global Health Economics & Market Access. In this role the incumbent will be responsible for the creation of Global & US region, Health Economics and Market Access strategy for the Endoscopic Solutions Ecosystem / Digital Unit (ESE / DU) Business Unit. The incumbent will oversee the development and execution of global & US region value-based market strategies integrating reimbursement, health economics, outcomes research and market access solutions across product stages and lifecycles.
Job Duties
Serve as global and US regional lead for ESE / DU business units; to maximize efficiencies between global and regional execution of market access / reimbursement strategiesResponsible to lead and develop / execution of a global & US region HEMA strategy in coordination with internal stakeholders for the aligned business unit, ESE / DU (others as assigned)Responsible to develop the Economic Value Proposition in the product development process with cross-functional teams; and manage the “value proposition” by providing timely deliverables at the appropriate stage gate to demonstrate the differentiated value of our technologies.Provide strategic input into clinical trial design for relevant endpoint selection : e.g. economic, humanistic, in support of value proposition developmentCollaborates closely with other functional areas to effectively develop RFPs, select research partners, execute contracts, plan budgets, develop analytical plans, oversee data collection / acquisition, and develop research findings into publications in alignment with Olympus’ strategic imperatives.Responsible for ensuring barriers to access are understood regionally and systematically through close partnerships with regional / local HEMA teams; along with development of customer facing tools and programs addressing purchasers, payers and policy makersCoordinate with Medical & Clinical Affairs, Regulatory to ensure appropriate support and guidance when addressing reimbursement issues in order to foster the development of Value Propositions.Responsible to oversee the planning and execution of HEOR studies and the generation / dissemination of evidence of value (e.g., RWE, budget impact models, HCP-reported outcomes, retrospective databases, etc.).Understands the unmet needs of non-clinical stakeholders (e.g., providers, payers and policy makers).Lead responses to inquiries regarding technology assessment committees about the value of Olympus products.Other related job duties as assigned.Job Qualifications
Required :
Bachelor’s Degree, in economics, health economics, or public health (Masters, MHA, MBA, or BS degree with equivalent professional experienceMinimum of 8 years of relevant experience, including a minimum of 5-7 years in the pharmaceutical / biotechnology or medical device industry.Experience working in a global cross-functional team (functional / matrix) environment and experience working with groups with varied cultural backgrounds and learning styles is required.In-depth knowledge of (US) healthcare systems, health policy, including managed care organizations, IDN’s, Medicare and Medicaid; innovative reimbursement pathways, similar awareness of internal HTA agency processesPrevious successful track record of working in Health Economics & Market Access, Reimbursement for medical devicesDomestic and international travel
