Senior Field Market Access Manager
Pubblicato il 04-10-2026 - Beigene in Campo di Ne
BeOne continues to grow at a rapid pace with challenging and exciting opportunities for experienced professionals. The Field Market Access Senior Manager Italy will be responsible for ensuring and optimizing regional access to BeOne Medicines’ therapeutic areas, pipeline and portfolio priorities, by building institutional relationships and engaging with regional payers, payer organizations and relevant healthcare‑system stakeholders. This individual is a field‑based employee with extensive market access experience who is responsible for the development of projects, budgetary control and to present value evidence tools to payers and those with budgetary responsibility at regional level.
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Essential Functions of the Job
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- Define and implement Market Access strategies to support access to BeOne Medicines’ therapeutic areas, pipeline and portfolio at Regional and Hospital level, by demonstrating their clinical, economic,
organisational and societal value within the regional healthcare environment.
- Manage and maintain institutional relationships with Regional Health Administrations, relevant decision‑makers, evaluators, influencers/advisers and hospital stakeholders, including management, general directions and pharmacy, who have an impact on regional and hospital pharmaceutical policy, therapeutic area planning, care pathways, and the evaluation and positioning of BeOne Medicines’ portfolio.
- Act as an institutional interlocutor able to represent the company’s therapeutic areas and portfolio priorities in a compliant, evidence‑based and system‑oriented manner.
- Support the regional and hospital introduction of BeOne Medicines’ therapeutic areas, pipeline and portfolio priorities, ensuring alignment with local access pathways, care models and institutional requirements.
- Lead the negotiations carried out at the central s