Patient Access Risk Management Lead, Gem

**_ PURPOSE OF JOB/POSITION_**
- Lead as point of excellence on patience access matters in Growth & Emerging Markets (GEM) medical teams to ensure expanded access to treatments for patients in need with sustainability.
- Drive patience access strategic planning, framework development and implementation of patient access and risk management models, including non-trial pre-approval access programs
- Drive systematic risk management in medical affairs by close business partnering to ensure risk preparation, monitoring and mitigation.

**_ ACCOUNTABILITIES_**

**Patient Access & Risk Management**
- Drive strategic planning and devleop operating model with guidance for all GEM patience access programs and mechanisms (eg. IPR, NPP, IRUP, etc).
- Develop and implement capability building both internally and externally to address patient access barriers and establish Takeda as a leader in global healthcare.
- Partner with stakeholders and teams to ensure successful implementation and execution of GEM patient access operation model.
- Partner with TA teams on input to global Holistic Access Plans (HAP) per product, on topics in relation to GEM operations and planning for patience access.
- Development training and communication plans to build awareness and understanding of patient access programs and initiatives to key stakeholders within the region.
- Communicate and train teams on patient access principles and policies within and across the organization to support a patient centric culture.
- Partner with stakeholders such as ATM, global HEPA, legal, Pharmacovigilance and others to ensure GEM patience access operations alignment with other function’s responsible mechanisms (eg. Compassionate use, etc)
- Perform periodic review and revision on GEM patience access operating model and strategic planning to align with organizational aspirations on providing access to treatments.
- Develop holistic regional risk management plans in partnership with global and cross-functional stakeholders for patient access.

**_ FUNCTIONAL KNOWLEDGE_**

**Critical functional knowledge**
- Demonstrated understanding of Medical Affairs purpose, patient access and risk management
- Demonstrated understanding business context and regulatory and legal environments related to patient access and risks.
- Deep understanding of access to treatments, expanded and/or early access mechanisms and related policies, as well as risk management.
- Understanding of global regulations related to expanded access
- Project management experience related to expanded access, including
- Ability to build consensus across multiple functional stakeholders
- Vendor management/oversight and experience working with supply chain
- Budget management and drug supply forecasting
- Strong skills and knowledge in GCP, quality and/or clinical development.

**_ CAPABILITIES_**

**Critical technical, professional and personal capabilities**
- Bachelor’s in science or related field required
- Advance degree in science or related field preferred
- Minimum 8 years of experience in medical affairs, above country level experience is a plus.
- Experience in patient access, risk management and/or medical governance.

**Critical leadership capabilities**
- High strategic enterprise thinking capabilities, holistic view on patient access and risk management for the organization.
- Ability to manage global and complex situations and quickly adapt to changing dynamics.
- Ability to influence others in matrix setting to achieve alignment and consensus
- Ability to work in a cross-functional, cross-cultural, and competitive business setting
- Demonstrating excellent listening and decision-making skills
- Excellent written and oral communications, and presentation skills
- Self-driven and clear track record of results delivery
- Proven skills as an effective team player who can engender credibility and confidence within and outside the company

**Locations**: Singapore, Singapore

**Worker Type**: Employee

**Worker Sub-Type**: Regular

**Time Type**: Full time