Remote Cell Therapy Account Director – Rare Disease Launch

Pierre Fabre; United States; Remote; USD 170,000 - 250,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus program

Comprehensive benefits

401(k) retirement plan

Paid time off

Paid holidays

Parental leave

Employee discounts

Wellness programs

Job summary

Pierre Fabre is expanding its US presence with a new division focused on rare diseases and oncology, seeking seasoned leaders to drive the launch of Tab-cel. The Cellular Therapy Director team will integrate clinical and operational strategies to deliver patient-centric outcomes and foster rapid organizational growth in a start-up like environment.

Responsibilities span pre- and post-approval activities, relationship building with clinicians and institutions, and cross-functional collaboration

Qualifications

• Sales experience in ultra rare disease or CGT preferred
• Experience working in a collaborative, complex matrix environment
• Ability to convey complex treatment modalities with scientific aptitude
• Deep expertise in cell or gene therapy service lines
• Passion for improving patients' lives

Responsibilities

• Lead disease awareness efforts and onboarding for launching Tab-cel in the US
• Navigate complex account environments and collaborate with medical, value & access, and cell therapy operations
• Design and execute strategic account plans using customer insights and data

Skills

Sales experience

Matrix collaboration

Scientific aptitude

Cell therapy knowledge

Patient focus

Education

Bachelor’s Degree

Job description

Pierre Fabre is expanding its US presence with a new division focused on rare diseases and oncology, seeking seasoned leaders to drive the launch of Tab-cel. The Cellular Therapy Director team will integrate clinical and operational strategies to deliver patient-centric outcomes and foster rapid organizational growth in a start-up like environment.

Responsibilities span pre- and post-approval activities, relationship building with clinicians and institutions, and cross-functional collaboration