Rare Disease Key Account Manager - Access & Care Strategy

Amgen; Oregon; Híbrido; USD 173.000 - 234.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Flexible work arrangements

Comprehensive benefits package

Stock-based incentives

Time-off programs

Descripción de la vacante

Amgen in the United States seeks a Rare Disease Key Account Manager to reduce time to diagnosis and improve patient access by partnering with health systems, clinics, and infusion centers. You will lead contracting, optimize buy-and-bill workflows, and collaborate with field teams across sales, medical, and operations to drive therapy access and patient outcomes.

You will travel 40–60% within assigned geography, engage across sites of care, and monitor performance while ensuring compliant

Formación

• Doctorate plus 2 years of sales/account management OR Master’s 4 years OR Bachelor’s 6 years.
• Associate degree plus 10 years OR high school diploma plus 12 years of sales experience.
• Experience with complex provider accounts, health systems, infusion centers, or similar sites of care.
• Experience in rare disease, specialty therapeutics, biologics, infusion, or other complex buy-and-bill environments.
• Knowledge of reimbursement, coding, benefit verification, prior authorization, and clinic revenue-cycle considerations.

Responsabilidades

• Develop account plans and align objectives with customer priorities.
• Lead contracting opportunities and coordinate internal approvals.
• Identify barriers to access and support durable access solutions.
• Provide field insights on reimbursement trends and operational barriers.
• Monitor performance and maintain accurate account documentation.

Descripción del empleo

Amgen in the United States seeks a Rare Disease Key Account Manager to reduce time to diagnosis and improve patient access by partnering with health systems, clinics, and infusion centers. You will lead contracting, optimize buy-and-bill workflows, and collaborate with field teams across sales, medical, and operations to drive therapy access and patient outcomes.

You will travel 40–60% within assigned geography, engage across sites of care, and monitor performance while ensuring compliant