About the company
This is a strategic, practice-facing leadership role focused on optimizing oncology pharmacy strategy across an assigned portfolio of practices. You will serve as a trusted pharmacy partner to clinical, physician, operational, and financial leaders. The role combines oncology expertise, drug strategy, analytics, market access, reimbursement, and practice operations. This is a remote U.S. opportunity with travel of up to 30%.
Responsibilities
- Own strategic relationships with an assigned portfolio of oncology practices, serving as the primary pharmacy partner
- Build trusted relationships with pharmacy, physician, operations, and finance leaders
- Lead drug strategy and therapy optimization by integrating clinical evidence, treatment pathways, P&T guidance, utilization trends, reimbursement, payer requirements, manufacturer dynamics, patient access considerations, and practice economics
- Develop practice-specific strategies covering formulary and preferred-product adoption, payer alignment, patient access, workflow readiness, dispensing and administration operations
- Translate broader pharmacy priorities into actionable implementation plans
- Analyze clinical, financial, operational, access, dispensing, administration, and utilization data to identify performance gaps
- Track adoption, access, economic, operational, and patient-care outcomes
- Coordinate cross-functional execution across operations, finance, analytics, technology, payer, manufacturer, physician-governance, research, and related teams
- Lead or contribute to priority initiatives, Pharmacy & Therapeutics committees or subcommittees, governance activities, and improvement programs
- Share field intelligence, emerging market insights, and scalable practices
Requirements
- PharmD or equivalent pharmacy degree required; an MBA, MHA, MS, or other advanced degree is preferred
- Typically 10+ years of relevant professional experience
- At least 8 years of progressive experience in oncology pharmacy, community oncology, healthcare operations, drug strategy, market access, or a closely related field
- Demonstrated experience partnering with oncology practices or health-system leaders
- Strong knowledge of community oncology and the broader oncology landscape
- Demonstrated ability to lead complex projects or portfolios within matrixed organizations
- Experience applying clinical, financial, and operational data
- Strong strategic account and portfolio management skills
- Excellent communication skills
- Strong analytical judgment and decision-making skills
- Demonstrated change-leadership capabilities
- Board certification in oncology pharmacy is preferred
- Experience with advanced therapies, value-based care, medically integrated dispensing, or specialty pharmacy is preferred
- Must be authorized to work in the United States; visa sponsorship is not available
Conditions
- Remote work opportunity within the United States
- Base salary range of $138,600–$231,000
- Eligibility for additional compensation, which may include an annual bonus and/or long-term incentive awards
- Comprehensive benefits as part of a broader total rewards program
- Up to 30% travel