Patient Engagement And Advocacy Intern Jobs in Arkansas

Management experience for 1-2 direct reports.

Keep senior account management team members informed/know when to pull them in and prepare them for discussions internally and externally.

Develop education that drive patient action; understanding of adult learning principles and health literacy.

Experience in Veeva and/ or Ziflow platforms are a plus.

Establish and maintain strong working relationships within the agency, with agency partners, and with client counterparts.

Provide training and mentorship to the junior account team.

Five (5) years of work experience working with non-profit organizations, or other relationship-management expertise.

Support and comply with the company’s Quality Management System policies and procedures.

Exceptional communication skills and ability to influence without authority, including demonstrated experience gaining senior-leader perspectives and support.

Manage a portfolio of patient advocacy partnerships and programs spanning relevant products and positioning company as a leader in cancer.

Leverage third party advocacy partnerships to support patient education and engagement for assigned precision oncology products.

Maintain strong understanding and extensive knowledge of key Issues, including relevant public policy, caregiver burden, disease awareness, and barriers to access.

Lead efforts to raise awareness of myeloma and advocate for increased funding for research, education, and patient support programs.

Excellent verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills with a passion for relationship building and engaging with external audiences.

Strong presentation skills; able to effectively communicate concepts and ideas to technical and non-technical audiences.

· Strong computer skills, including, but not limited to Outlook, Word, Excel, and Power Point.

Serve as the voice of myeloma patients in global policy discussions and advocate for policies that prioritize patient needs.

Work closely with other team members, secure funding, grants, and sponsorships to support patient engagement and advocacy initiatives.

Knowledge of current regulatory requirements and guidelines governing external communications to patients, patient advocacy groups, and healthcare providers.

Experience in rare diseases and oncology preferred.

Ability to travel to key congresses and patient events, as needed (Up to 25%).

This position reports to the Vice President of Patient Advocacy.