Immunology Ecosystem Strategist (Bay Area)

UCB Inc.; San Francisco (CA); Hybrid; USD 168,000 - 220,000; Full time

Job summary

UCB Inc. is seeking an Ecosystem Partner to deliver and differentiate the immunology value proposition to executives and population stakeholders within influential health care organizations.

You will set strategic direction, develop partnerships, and expand relationships to improve patient access to UCB products. The role requires strategic leadership, cross-functional collaboration, and deep knowledge of health economics, reimbursement, and regional payer ecosystems.

Qualifications

• 3+ years in key account management
• 5-8 years of immunology and market access experience preferred
• Demonstrated experience leading multidisciplinary and/or matrixed teams
• Proven leadership in managing and influencing teams

Responsibilities

• Demonstrate expertise and leadership with internal and external partners through an account management approach that leads to strategic partnerships
• Model and lead strong squad collaboration and Immunology Patient Value Team efforts
• Co-develop and execute local strategic imperatives for maximizing product access and affordability
• Understand immunology and health economics, reimbursement models, and value-based care
• Deliver and differentiate the immunology value proposition to Population Stakeholders and formulary influencers
• Build and expand relationships across Immunology clinical, population health, utilization management and care teams

Skills

Key account management

Immunology market access

Leadership

Communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in life sciences, business or healthcare

Job description

UCB Inc. is seeking an Ecosystem Partner to deliver and differentiate the immunology value proposition to executives and population stakeholders within influential health care organizations.

You will set strategic direction, develop partnerships, and expand relationships to improve patient access to UCB products. The role requires strategic leadership, cross-functional collaboration, and deep knowledge of health economics, reimbursement, and regional payer ecosystems.