The Cardiovascular Account Specialist will lead the commercial launch of a novel cardiac myosin inhibitor by identifying and developing relationships with key cardiology accounts. They are responsible for delivering sales results, managing territory-specific account plans, and coordinating with internal medical and payer teams to support patient needs.
The role involves identifying and engaging key opinion leaders in cardiovascular care to facilitate scientific exchange and support clinical development programs. The incumbent will also contribute to congress activities, medical education initiatives, and provide expert scientific support across internal cross-functional teams.
The Cardiovascular Account Specialist will drive sales performance and lead the commercial launch of a novel cardiac myosin inhibitor within a dedicated territory. They are responsible for developing account plans, coordinating with internal field teams, and serving as a primary resource for healthcare providers.
The Lead, Field Access Management oversees the national field access team to ensure patients receive timely therapy by resolving reimbursement and access barriers. This role bridges market access strategy with field execution while collaborating across departments to optimize patient support and performance metrics.
The Area Business Manager will lead, develop, and coach a cardiovascular sales team to execute a successful first-to-market product launch. They are responsible for building cross-functional partnerships and managing area business plans to drive brand adoption and meet performance goals.
Drive the successful launch of a novel cardiac myosin inhibitor for Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy within a dedicated territory. Develop strategic account plans and build relationships with IDNs, hospitals, and cardiology clinics to create product demand.
The Key Account and Access Manager will drive access, adoption, and growth of cardiovascular medicines across the UK healthcare ecosystem. They will manage strategic accounts, engage with NHS stakeholders, and execute business plans to meet commercial targets.
The Associate Director, Clinical Quality Assurance Auditor will serve as the primary auditor for GCP/GLP/GVP audits and the process owner for the CQA audit program, managing all aspects from coordination to CAPA follow-up. This role involves leading and executing clinical QA activities, developing a risk-based audit program, and advocating for quality and regulatory compliance culture.
