[Hiring] Field Reimbursement Specialist @Cencora

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Role Description

Field Reimbursement Specialists (FRSs) are responsible for providing field support for patient access to client’s specified products through interaction with the client’s patient support program and provider customers.

  • Provide expertise and advanced skills to resolve complex patient access and provider reimbursement issues.
  • Deliver educational services across a variety of healthcare provider sites of care.
  • Work directly with providers and their office support staff.
  • Interact with other reimbursement and patient support services provided by clients.
  • Help patients gain access to life-changing therapies, including oral medications, biosimilars, and critical cancer treatments.
  • Plan and engage with customers to educate on access and reimbursement topics relevant to assigned client’s product.
  • Manage daily activities that support appropriate patient access to client’s products in provider offices.
  • Act as a liaison to other patient assistance and reimbursement support services offered by clients.
  • Travel weekly, which may include overnight stays, to healthcare offices within a designated territory.
  • Educate provider office staff and practice managers on logistics needed to support client product.
  • Probe to understand office processes and discern root causes of access or reimbursement issues.
  • Deliver interactive educational presentations at various provider sites of service.
  • Provide information on relevant reimbursement topics related to client’s products based on client’s approval.
  • Perform other related duties as assigned.

Qualifications

  • High School Diploma/GED required.
  • Bachelor's degree or specific Practice Management experience preferred.
  • Project management skills.
  • Experience with extensive travel.
  • Prior Authorization Certification Specialist (PACS) credentials from an industry approved licensing body, or obtain certification within the first six months of employment.

Requirements

  • Ability to conduct field-based reimbursement and access support, education, and consultation to key account customers and cross-functional partners.
  • Understanding of the dynamics of Specialty Pharmacy vs. Specialty Distribution.
  • Broad understanding of the physician buy-and-bill model vs. assignment of benefits to alternate sites of care.
  • Experience in revenue cycle, buy and bill (including billing with miscellaneous J-code), formulary, benefit investigations, prior authorization, coding, and appeals processes.
  • Deep understanding of medical and pharmacy benefits/policies.
  • Live within a reasonable commuting distance of a major airport.

Benefits

  • Comprehensive compensation, benefits, and resources that enable a highly inclusive culture.
  • Traditional offerings like medical, dental, and vision care.
  • Support for working families, including backup dependent care, adoption assistance, infertility coverage, and family building support.
  • Behavioral health solutions, paid parental leave, and paid caregiver leave.
  • Variety of training programs, professional development resources, and opportunities to participate in mentorship programs and volunteer activities.
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