Portfolio Lead, Health Economics

Health Economic, Market access and Reimbursement Portfolio Lead (HEMAR)

Location: High Wycombe, UK

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Who is Janssen?

Are you passionate about crafting a world without disease? Do you have expertise in Health Economics and Market Access? At the Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson, we use heart, science and creativity to discover groundbreaking medicines. Transforming lives by finding new and better ways to prevent, intercept, treat and cure disease encourages us. We bring together the best minds and pursue the most promising science.

Role Purpose

Janssen UK is currently recruiting a HEMAR Portfolio Lead located in High Wycombe in the UK to lead accelerated, broad market and patient access and funding for Janssen's key brands. The successful candidate will play a key leadership role as part of the HEMAR team and will lead a group of market access and health economics specialists. The role reports into the Senior HEMAR Leader .

The goal of the HEMAR department is to optimize the value of both the Company and its products, through the development of a positive external image perceived by payers. This is done by effectively communicating the innovative value the Company and its medicines provide to patients, to the National Health Service, and to the community.

Key Responsibilities

• Own access strategy for allocated brand(s), design and develop models and implement studies which meet evidence gaps to build positive and compelling commercial opportunities, including taking projects through internal approval processes
• Act as the HEMAR lead on the country value team (CVT) team, European center of excellence (CoE) team, HEMAR regional functional network team, and new product development colleagues to ensure the free flow of information and ideas, while aligning objectives & shaping product strategy development for appointed brands
• Line Management of junior HEMAR colleagues, supporting their professional development. performance management, motivation, and job satisfaction. Provide a broader contribution to HEMAR team maintenance and culture
• Lead the development of access strategy for indications in early stage development and manage the HTA core team to develop and agree access strategies for indications in mid-late stage clinical development through engagement with all relevant internal and external partners
• Develop, run and deliver high quality submissions to national and local health technology assessment organizations, such as NICE, SMC and AWMSG to achieve positive recommendations