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POSITION SUMMARY:

The Manufacturer Relations Manager plays a vital role in securing drug access, optimizing procurement strategies, and driving revenue growth for the pharmacy. This individual serves as the primary liaison between the pharmacy, pharmaceutical manufacturers, and Group Purchasing Organizations (GPOs), ensuring the pharmacy gains and maintains access to limited distribution drugs (LDDs) and specialty medications. Key responsibilities include managing manufacturer onboarding processes, aligning contracts and pricing through GPOs, ensuring operational readiness and compliance with manufacturer requirements, and delivering data-driven insights to support formulary inclusion and payer engagement. This role directly supports pharmacy profitability by reducing drug acquisition costs, unlocking new drug access opportunities, and positioning the pharmacy as a high-performing dispensing site.

JOB REQUIREMENTS:

Required Education and experience:
Bachelor’s degree with 5+ years’ experience
You’ll bring more than experience—you’ll bring initiative, adaptability, and a passion for making things happen. Here’s what success looks like:
Deep Industry Expertise
You have a strong understanding of the specialty pharmaceutical landscape, including distribution models, patient access programs, and how specialty products move through the healthcare ecosystem.
Entrepreneurial Mindset
You take ownership and move with urgency. You’re a self-starter who’s not afraid to ask questions, challenge assumptions, and seek innovative ways to drive growth and value for our manufacturer partners.
Relationship-Driven
This role is all about building long-term, trust-based relationships. You know how to listen, align priorities, and advocate internally and externally to deliver on shared goals.
Highly Adaptable & Resourceful
You’re comfortable with change and ambiguity. Whether it’s navigating a new product launch or adjusting to shifting regulations, you’re quick on your feet and solutions focused.
Strong Work Ethic & Resilience
You bring intensity, accountability, and persistence. You follow through, even when it’s tough—and you’re committed to delivering results that make a difference.
Regulatory & Compliance Acumen
You understand the importance of working within regulatory frameworks, especially in the specialty pharmacy and biopharma space. You help our partners succeed while ensuring we stay compliant.
Operational & Analytical Strength
You can dig into the data and understand what’s working and what’s not. You bring a data-informed mindset to decision-making and are comfortable working cross-functionally to drive execution.

• Establish and maintain relationships with pharmaceutical manufacturers to gain access to limited distribution drugs (LDDs) critical for specialty pharmacy services.
• Support and coordinate completion of data intake forms, capability assessments, and site-of-care reviews required by manufacturers.
• Serve as the pharmacy’s liaison for the manufacturer or GPO during credentialing and onboarding into LDD networks or preferred dispensing networks.
• Initiate and discuss contracts with manufacturers and GPOs (e.g., Vizient, Acentrus, Apexus).
• Ensure the pharmacy is aligned with right-tier pricing, contract terms, and rebate eligibility by maintaining compliant relationships and documentation.
• Track and interpret contract performance, ensuring the pharmacy meets volume or quality metrics tied to access.
• Coordinate with pharmacy leadership and compliance teams to ensure the organization is operationally aligned with manufacturer expectations, such as data reporting, REMS programs, or cold-chain handling.
• Monitor workflows that support successful drug procurement, inventory management, and patient safety protocols.
• Understand formulary management and drug tiering tied to Payors to support appropriate drug access.
• Facilitate and lead internal finance, clinical, operations, and reporting teams to deliver value story dashboards to manufacturers and GPOs—especially to show outcomes, adherence, and pull-through.