Remote Strategic Account Liaison – Rare Neurology (ALS)

Otsuka America Pharmaceutical Inc.; Cheyenne (WY); Remote; USD 158,000 - 252,000; Full time

Job summary

Otsuka America Pharmaceutical Inc. seeks a Strategic Account Liaison to launch and grow FUS-ALS in the US, working remotely in a field-based role.

You will communicate complex clinical data, educate on screening and diagnostic pathways, and engage ALS Centers of Excellence and health care providers to drive therapy adoption and patient access. The role focuses on ALS care pathways, site-of-care considerations, payer and reimbursement navigation, and collaboration with Market Access and Patient

Qualifications

• Understanding complex disease states and ability to articulate clinical data
• Educate on screening and diagnostic pathways with urgency to treat appropriate patients
• Develop and maintain relationships with HCPs and Key Opinion Leaders
• Create positive prescribing experiences through access and patient support programs
• Participate in conferences and scientific meetings to educate on rare neurology

Responsibilities

• Communicate complex clinical data, protocols, screening and treatment pathways to ALS centers and providers
• Drive performance while collaborating with cross-functional partners and external customers
• Support launch and ongoing growth of FUS-ALS and other rare neurology programs
• Navigate site-of-care, onboarding, and therapy initiation barriers
• Digitally leverage platforms to share account information and IDN processes

Skills

Clinical data communication

HCP engagement

KOL engagement

Access programs

Therapy onboarding

Conference education

Education

Bachelor’s Degree

Job description

Otsuka America Pharmaceutical Inc. seeks a Strategic Account Liaison to launch and grow FUS-ALS in the US, working remotely in a field-based role.

You will communicate complex clinical data, educate on screening and diagnostic pathways, and engage ALS Centers of Excellence and health care providers to drive therapy adoption and patient access. The role focuses on ALS care pathways, site-of-care considerations, payer and reimbursement navigation, and collaboration with Market Access and Patient