Neuroscience Territory Account Specialist – Oregon

Responsibilities

• Navigate and resolve account challenges with effective, tailored solutions.
• Build and execute a strategic territory plan to drive product demand and improve patient outcomes.
• Partner with territory teammates, field teams, and home-office colleagues to deliver access support.
• Apply market/competitive knowledge and cross-functional insight to anticipate opportunities and respond with agility.
• Use territory data and market trends to generate local insights, support pull-through, and lead virtual/in-person customer engagements.
• Facilitate stakeholder planning sessions to solve complex challenges across functions.
• Provide real-time access support; work closely with Patient Specialty Services (PSS).
• Use digital tools and omnichannel strategies to personalize outreach (virtual and face-to-face).

• Bachelor’s degree.
• Experience in pharmaceutical/biotech/healthcare or similarly complex industries with large, geographically dispersed sales teams within the last 5 years (associate level: limited sales experience encouraged).
• Proven success selling to large accounts/key customers.
• Self-starter with strong analytics and ethical leadership/compliance mindset.
• Reside in territory (or within 50 miles of territory border); travel 60–80%; ability to drive/fly; valid driver’s license.

• Experience across therapeutic areas/disease states, account strategy, and new product launches.
• Knowledge of patient services/market access, buy-and-bill, specialty pharmacy, reimbursement, and/or HCP calling.

Associate (4+ yrs military leadership or limited sales); TAS 2+ yrs;
Senior 5+ yrs;
Executive 10+ yrs.

• Salary ranges: $77k–$143k (Associate); $93.8k–$174.2k (TAS); $119.7k–$222.3k (Senior); $132.3k–$245.7k (Executive).
• Performance-based cash incentive; possible annual equity (level-dependent).
• Comprehensive health/life/disability; 401(k) w/ match; time-off package.

For field roles with dedicated training period, complete initial training/home study (≤8 hrs/day, ≤40 hrs/week).