Strategic Oncology KAM – NHS Partnerships (Hybrid)

IQVIA; Liverpool; Hybrid; GBP 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

IQVIA is seeking an experienced Specialist Oncology KAM to join our team covering Northern England & Scotland in a hybrid role. You will build strategic relationships with consultants, pharmacists and commissioners, identify opportunities to improve patient access and optimise treatment pathways.

This role focuses on NHS partnership work, service redesign and healthcare transformation projects, with autonomy to influence local services and drive innovations in oncology care.

Qualifications

• Strong Oncology, Haematology or Haem-Oncology experience.
• Proven Key Account Management capability within specialist care.
• Experience of NHS partnership working, local market access and pathway development.
• A track record of supporting service redesign, implementation or healthcare transformation projects.
• The scientific credibility to engage confidently with highly knowledgeable clinical stakeholders.
• The ability to work independently, own a territory and operate in a highly consultative manner.

Responsibilities

• Building strategic relationships with Consultant Haematologists, Oncologists, Pharmacists, Service Managers and Commissioners
• Identifying opportunities to improve patient access and optimise treatment pathways
• Supporting service design, redesign and implementation initiatives
• Leading complex stakeholder engagement across NHS organisations
• Developing and executing high-impact account plans
• Partnering closely with Medical, Market Access and Commercial teams

Skills

Oncology/Haematology KAM

NHS partnership management

Strategic account management

Pathway development

Healthcare transformation

Independent territory ownership

Job description

IQVIA is seeking an experienced Specialist Oncology KAM to join our team covering Northern England & Scotland in a hybrid role. You will build strategic relationships with consultants, pharmacists and commissioners, identify opportunities to improve patient access and optimise treatment pathways.

This role focuses on NHS partnership work, service redesign and healthcare transformation projects, with autonomy to influence local services and drive innovations in oncology care.