Associate Director HEMA
Pubblicato il 22-09-2026 - Altro in Pomezia
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Job Function
Market Access
Job Sub Function
Health Economics Market Access
Job Category
Professional
All Job Posting Locations:
Pomezia, Roma, Italy
Description
The Market Access Associate Director is an EMEA-focused leadership role responsible for the development and execution of market access strategies that support the successful access, reimbursement and sustainable adoption of Circulatory Restorations' technologies, with primary responsibility for the IVL portfolio. The role provides strategic direction across EMEA, drives cross-functional and country alignment, and partners with regional stakeholders to secure favourable market conditions and enable growth. In addition, the Associate Director provides targeted strategic support to Market Access leadership across LATAM, Emerging Markets and the Middle East, contributing expertise, analysis and programme leadership to selected cross-regional priorities. Business development capability is critical, including identifying and evaluating growth opportunities, supporting market entry and expansion plans, and developing robust business cases with commercial leadership.
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