Access & Reimbursement Strategist (Territory Lead)

lockwood; United States; On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Stratis Group is seeking an Access Reimbursement Manager to manage a dedicated territory, educating providers on access services and reimbursement solutions. The role involves liaising with HUB, call centers, sales and market access teams to resolve patient-level reimbursement issues.

The ARM will execute regional plans, ensure understanding of reimbursement processes, educate offices, and support insurance authorization for appropriate patients. A compliant, consultative approach is essential.

Qualifications

• 3+ years in managed care, field reimbursement, patient services or related sales.
• Bachelor's degree or 8+ years in healthcare roles or pharma/medical industry.
• Willingness to travel 3–4 days a week within territory.

Responsibilities

• Manage daily activities to support patient access in provider offices and coordinate with HUB and specialty services.
• Act as an extension of the client's HUB and conduct in-person visits as needed.
• Participate in client meetings and regular team calls; log activities in the CRM.
• Serve as payer expert and communicate changes to stakeholders promptly.
• Educate offices on access processes, insurance forms, benefits, prior authorizations, and appeals.
• Educate physician office staff on patient support services and provider portals.

Skills

Managed Care

Field Reimbursement

Patient Services

Sales (Specialty)

Travel flexibility

Education

Bachelor's degree

8+ years healthcare experience

Job description

Stratis Group is seeking an Access Reimbursement Manager to manage a dedicated territory, educating providers on access services and reimbursement solutions. The role involves liaising with HUB, call centers, sales and market access teams to resolve patient-level reimbursement issues.

The ARM will execute regional plans, ensure understanding of reimbursement processes, educate offices, and support insurance authorization for appropriate patients. A compliant, consultative approach is essential.