Role Description
The Vice President, Oncology Sales will lead the design, build, and execution of a high-performing, national oncology sales organization supporting Revolution Medicines products/services to the oncology community. Reporting to the SVP of US Marketing & Field, the VP will be responsible for creating and scaling a best-in-class sales organization, ensuring successful product launches, and driving sustained revenue growth. This leader will combine strategic vision with operational rigor, leveraging deep oncology expertise and cross-functional collaboration to position the organization for long-term success.
Key Responsibilities
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Organizational Build & Leadership
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Architect and execute the build-out of a national portfolio oncology sales organization, including hiring, onboarding, and development of regional leaders, account directors, and sales representatives.
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This will include nurse educator and other field facing roles or functions including sales operations and training.
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Establish organizational structure, roles, and deployment strategy aligned to brand objectives and market dynamics.
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Foster a high-performance culture grounded in accountability, collaboration, innovation, and patient-centricity.
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Develop leadership bench strength through coaching, succession planning, and talent development initiatives.
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Strategic & Commercial Leadership
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Define and execute the national sales strategy across oncology indications, ensuring alignment with corporate objectives and brand strategies.
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Lead all aspects of product launch readiness and execution, including field deployment, targeting, messaging alignment, and performance tracking.
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Partner with Commercial Leadership Team to shape enterprise-wide strategy, providing field insights and actionable recommendations.
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Drive achievement of all revenue and performance targets, ensuring consistent delivery against quarterly and annual goals.
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Sales Operations & Execution Excellence
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Oversee development and execution of key commercial levers including: Forecasting and demand planning, Incentive compensation design, Territory alignment and targeting, Performance analytics and reporting, Training and capability development programs.
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Ensure disciplined execution of business plans and continuous optimization based on market feedback and data insights.
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Key Account & Market Engagement
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Lead strategy and executive engagement for top national accounts, including major health systems, IDNs, oncology networks, and GPOs.
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Oversee development and execution of strategic account plans that drive access, adoption, and long-term partnerships.
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Serve as a senior external representative of the company with key stakeholders and decision-makers.
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Cross-Functional Collaboration
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Partner closely with Marketing, Market Access, Medical Affairs, Commercial Operations, and Training to ensure aligned execution.
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Lead cross-functional initiatives to address business challenges, optimize launch performance, and enhance customer experience.
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Act as the βvoice of the fieldβ to inform brand strategy, pipeline planning, and organizational priorities.
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Shape clinical development planning and prioritization.
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Compliance & Governance
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Ensure all field activities adhere to regulatory, legal, and compliance standards.
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Model and reinforce ethical leadership and decision-making across the organization.
Qualifications
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Bachelorβs degree required; advanced degree (MBA, PharmD, PhD) preferred.
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25+ years of biopharmaceutical industry experience, including significant oncology leadership.
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Proven track record of building and scaling sales organizations, preferably in small-to-mid-size biotech environments.
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Demonstrated success leading oncology product launches, including oral oncolytics.
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Prior leadership of second-line leaders (e.g., regional directors managing managers and reps).
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Deep expertise in oncology market dynamics, including GI, NSCLC preferred.
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Strong strategic, analytical, and operational leadership capabilities.
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Experience working in highly cross-functional, matrixed organizations.
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Willingness to travel (~50%).
Preferred Skills
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Experience in NSCLC and/or GI oncology markets.
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Broad understanding of commercial functions including market access, marketing, training, and sales operations.
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Demonstrated ability to influence at executive levels internally and externally.
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Strong project management and organizational skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities.
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Proven ability to build culture and lead through change in high-growth environments.
Benefits
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Competitive cash compensation.
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Robust equity awards.
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Strong benefits.
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Significant learning and development opportunities.
Base Pay Salary Range
$294,000 β $367,000 USD