[Hiring] Community Health Solutions Lead @Amneal

Role Description

The Associate Director, Community Health Solutions will play a pivotal role in expanding Amneal's presence and impact within the state, local, and community public-health marketplace. Working closely with the State Government Business Director, this individual will develop and manage strategic relationships with:

• Public-health agencies
• Community-based organizations
• Health systems
• Public-safety organizations
• Advocacy groups
• Coalitions
• Other stakeholders responsible for addressing priority public-health needs

The role will support Amneal's broader public-health portfolio, developing sustainable programs, partnerships, and business opportunities that:

• Increase access to medicines
• Strengthen Amneal's position as a trusted partner to government and community stakeholders

The position will be responsible for identifying opportunities across Amneal's public-health portfolio based on evolving state and community needs. The Associate Director will translate public-health needs into actionable commercial opportunities by understanding:

• Healthcare policy
• Public funding
• Grants
• State and local purchasing programs
• Community distribution models
• Stakeholder advocacy

The individual will identify gaps in access, develop innovative solutions with customers and partners, and work collaboratively with the State Government Business Director to convert opportunities into sustainable procurement, contracting, distribution, and utilization. This position will serve as a key external representative of Amneal with community-health and public-interest stakeholders and will work cross-functionally to ensure that customer insights are translated into effective public-health, access, commercial, and policy strategies.

Qualifications

• Bachelors Degree (BA/BS) in Business, Public Health, Healthcare Administration, Healthcare Policy or science-related major - Required
• Master Degree (MBA) in Business, Public Health, Healthcare Policy, Healthcare Administration or related field - Preferred
• 7 years or more in Pharmaceutical, healthcare, public health, government or related experience with progressively higher levels of responsibility
• 5 years or more in Pharmaceutical Account Management, State Government Affairs/Public Policy, or Public Health Sales/Business Development
• Prior experience within one or more public health markets: Opioid overdose prevention and naloxone, Behavioral health, Emergency preparedness, Vaccines, Community health
• Experience with public-health funding mechanisms, grants, government procurement, opioid-settlement funding, public-private partnerships, or state/local purchasing programs
• Existing relationships within state/local government procurement offices, public health, community health or advocacy organizations
• Experience working with State Departments of Health, behavioral-health/substance-use agencies, emergency-management agencies, corrections, public-safety agencies, local health departments, or similar governmental entities

Requirements

• Knowledge of state and local political and regulatory environments
• Knowledge of healthcare industry, specifically state and local healthcare programs, public health emergency preparedness, and community health delivery models
• Basic understanding of government healthcare purchasing and procurement vehicles, state bulk purchasing initiatives, public health funding, waivers and grant mechanisms
• Knowledge of Public Health Coalitions, Harm Reduction organizations, and advocacy organizations

Benefits

• Salary range: $180,000 - $200,000 per year
• Short-term incentive opportunity, such as a bonus or performance-based award within the first 12 months
• Comprehensive, flexible and competitive benefits program
• Above-market health and insurance benefits
• Significant 401(k) matching contribution
• Programs that promote employee well-being