Regional Market Access Policy Director

At Johnson & Johnson, what matters most is helping people live full and healthy lives. We focus on treating, curing, and preventing some of the most devastating and complex diseases of our time. And we pursue the most promising science, wherever it might be found.

Also, Johnson & Johnson is committed to significantly increasing access to broader patient segments globally for its innovative product portfolio by developing a wholistic approach to Market Access and sustainable commercial models. To do this, we will need to systematically cultivate meaningful external relationships with critical stakeholders to build and shape access policies of the future.

Given that, Johnson & Johnson innovative Medicine (JJIM) is currently recruiting for a Regional Market Access Policy Director, LATAM.

This exciting position plays a key leadership role, partnering with our regional and local Market Access Community and the other functions and teams in LATAM (i.e. Gov Affairs, Comms, Strategic Affairs), in identifying and monitoring Market Access policy matters (evolving HTA systems, pricing regulations) within and across markets in order to develop strategies, execution plans and external stakeholders engagement for addressing it and enable broad patient access to medical innovation.

This position also plays a key role partnering internally with Global stakeholders and groups to provide LATAM perspective, to support the development of enterprise policy positions and in supporting/influencing externally industry position development and leading industry association meetings.

 

Mains Duties & Responsibilities:

ü  To be successful, you will have the ability to operate at a leadership level, influence internal and external stakeholders and be a self- starter.

ü  Serve as Market Access Policy lead for JJIM LATAM with special focus into HTA systems, value assessment and value frameworks, Pricing regulations for launch and post launch, healthcare systems and eco system design for public and private market, reimbursement pathways and healthcare funding.

ü  Using research skills and drawing on internal cross-functional expertise, Identify, seek out, analyse and collate evidence relating to policy positions under consideration and stakeholder behavior

ü  Write clear, concise and evidence-based positions, statements, policy submissions, letters and other advocacy tools and documents

ü  Monitor public sources and policy/ political alerts systems for issues and trends impacting JJIM operating environment

ü  Develops an in-depth understanding of the drivers for the key stakeholders groups (e..g. payors, policy makers etc)

ü  Develop internal networks and conduct stakeholder mapping and analysis to better understand policy issues and to develop appropriate advocacy plans

ü  Build organizational and individual capabilities and support succession planning to drive functional excellence by attracting, retaining and developing future talent in policy

ü  To be a strong team player and collaborate with different functions (i.e. market access, GA&P, and other business leaders in key LATAM markets) to develop and co-design tactical plans as well as stakeholder engagement plans, educate about our internal enterprise policy position

ü  To have passion in engaging with multiple stakeholders to shape healthcare systems and to ensure support for innovation and patient access exist, advocate for high-quality health care while making sure that evolving value assessment frameworks, HTA processes, pricing regulations recognize medical innovation.

ü  To represent participate into ensure an alignment on the main objectives for LATAM Access policy team in internal councils and policy forums establishing and maintaining strong working relationships across the Regional and Global J&J Government Affairs, Strategic Affairs working group and Corporate Affairs function.

ü  Providing support in some policy shaping efforts in emerging therapeutic areas of our business (requiring some product understanding)

ü  Work closely with, coordinate and align key third parties (Industry groups such as FIFARMA as well as other regional organizations, Trade Associations, patient groups, etc) through or with the local policy teams, advocating and driving a strong, aligned and effective industry voice around health care policy.