Field Access Manager-IBD- OK, AR, KS & MO

Takeda; Oklahoma; On-site; USD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Scorpion Therapeutics seeks a Field Access Manager to optimize patient access to therapies within the South Central territory. You will educate providers on reimbursement, address access barriers, and foster collaborations to ensure timely access for high-cost therapies.

The role requires a bachelor's degree, 5+ years in related areas, and up to 75% travel. You will work with provider groups, hospitals, and specialty pharmacies to improve patient journeys nationwide.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required; 5+ years in account management, sales, or medical affairs.
• Strong knowledge of reimbursement landscapes and practice management.
• Preferred: experience in biotech or pharma reimbursement roles.

Responsibilities

• Deliver tailored reimbursement education.
• Build relationships with providers and healthcare organizations.
• Support internal teams with access expertise.
• Travel up to 75% to cover the territory.

Skills

Account management

Sales

Medical affairs

Reimbursement knowledge

Practice management

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Job description

Field Access Manager

Responsible for optimizing patient access to Takeda’s therapies within the South Central territory (Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri). Objectives include serving as an educational resource for healthcare providers, addressing reimbursement and access barriers, and fostering strategic collaborations to ensure timely therapy access.

Responsibilities

• Delivering tailored reimbursement education.
• Building relationships with providers and healthcare organizations.
• Supporting internal teams with access expertise.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree with 5+ years in account management, sales, or medical affairs, with strong knowledge of reimbursement landscapes and practice management.
• Preferred: 5+ years in patient services or reimbursement roles within biotech or pharma, familiarity with specialty/high-cost therapies, and healthcare policy understanding.

Travel up to 75% is expected, with the role being field-based and territory-specific.

The position emphasizes engaging with provider groups, hospitals, and specialty pharmacies to improve patient journeys, particularly for therapies that are high-cost or require complex reimbursement strategies.