Senior Strategist, Market Access

Responsibilities

• Develop and shape market access strategies, including payer value narratives and reimbursement approaches
• Translate clinical, economic, and market insights into compelling payer communications such as PVPs and toolkits
• Support strategic planning for stakeholders including payers, IDNs, employers, and PBMs
• Lead portions of client engagements, contributing to strategic thinking and the presentation of recommendations
• Collaborate cross-functionally with account, medical, and creative teams to ensure alignment from strategy through execution
• Monitor market dynamics, policy changes, and the competitive landscape to inform strategic recommendations
• Participate in primary market research, including advisory boards and surveys, to gather necessary insights

Requirements

• 5–8+ years of experience in a market access agency setting
• Strong understanding of the US payer landscape, reimbursement, and access dynamics
• Ability to synthesize complex clinical and economic data into actionable insights and clear messaging
• Proven experience developing strategic deliverables and client-facing materials
• Excellent communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills
• Ability to manage major clients and brands while meeting challenging deadlines
• Proficiency in presenting information to groups via live presentation or teleconference

Preferred Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or advanced degree in a science, business, or healthcare-related discipline
• Advanced proficiency in PowerPoint and Excel
• Established network of contacts with market access and healthcare-related KOLs and executives
• Experience sourcing pharmacy policies, medical policies, and formulary data

About the Company

EVERSANA INTOUCH is a global, full-service marketing agency network serving the life sciences industry. As part of a fully integrated commercialization platform, we provide next-generation creative, media, enterprise solutions, and data analytics services to help connect patients and physicians with the tools they need to stay healthy.