Healthcare & Access Partner - South West (Rheumatology)

Overview

In this field-based role, you align UCB’s therapeutic options with patient needs by building strong HCP partnerships. You’ll tailor omni-channel engagement, execute territory plans, and act as the single point of contact to support optimal patient care. Working within a cross-functional team, you’ll drive stakeholder management and address NHS funding and access pathways. This is a chance to shape access for high-cost medicines in rheumatology, contributing to patient-centric outcomes.

Pay / Benefits

• hybrid work model (40% office)
• equal opportunity employer
• career growth
• collaborative culture

Responsibilities

• Be the SPOC for HCPs, applying deep knowledge of UCB solutions and directing resources accordingly
• Tailor omni-channel tools to influence HCPs based on preferences
• Define and execute a tactical plan within the territory
• Coordinate cross-functional stakeholder management to support optimal patient care
• Build strong relationships with HCPs in the assigned territory
• Match UCB therapeutic options by understanding HCPs’ patient populations with a tailored approach
• Achieve assigned sales targets and business objectives

Key requirements

• Bachelor’s degree
• Experience in pharmaceutical or health care management (e.g., ABPI)
• Successful track record in key account or project management and influencing health care customers
• Experience and knowledge of rheumatology or immunology disease areas
• Demonstrable NHS knowledge and disease/market intelligence expertise
• Knowledge of funding pathways for high-cost branded medicines
• Demonstrable top-tier sales success in a specialist/high-cost medicines area, preferably rheumatology
• Experience of launching new drugs in rheumatology (advantageous)

• Relationship-building
• Cross-functional collaboration
• Stakeholder management
• NHS knowledge
• Rheumatology/immunology disease area knowledge
• Funding pathway knowledge

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