Medical Value Director at PTC Therapeutics

Job description

PTC Therapeutics is a global commercial biopharmaceutical company. For over 25 years our team has been deeply committed to a unified purpose: Extending life’s moments for children and adults living with a rare disease. At PTC, we cultivate an inclusive culture where everyone feels valued, respected, and empowered. We welcome candidates from all backgrounds to join our team , fostering a strong sense of belonging. Visit our website to learn more about our company and culture! Site: www.ptcbio.com Job Description Summary: The Medical Value Director is a field-based Medical Affairs role responsible for scientific exchange and insight generation with external stakeholders, with a primary emphasis on engaging payer and reimbursement audiences (national and regional health plans, PBMs, and Medicaid). The role delivers fair-balanced scientific and clinical presentations, supports payer evidence needs through coordinated insights, and enables reimbursement readiness through development and maintenance of payer-facing scientific materials. The incumbent is also a resource to company management regarding market dynamics, business development, and client feedback. In this payer-focused capacity, the incumbent delivers fair-balanced and objective scientific presentations, develops and maintains payer scientific materials (e.g., payer decks and Letters of Medical Necessity), gathers payer insights, and partners closely with US and Global Market Access, HEOR/RWE, and internal Medical stakeholders to translate payer evidence needs into actionable strategy. The incumbent works cross-functionally with internal departments and external resources on Medical Affairs related issues. The Medical Director supports adherence to relevant regulatory requirements and company Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) as appropriate. Job Description: Responsibilities: Establishes, manages, and maintains successful relationships with payer stakeholders, including national/regional health plans, PBMs, and Medicaid organizations, as appropriate for Medical Affairs engagement. Delivers, and may develop/design, fair-balanced and objective clinical and scientific presentations to payers in response to unsolicited requests for information on PTC marketed and developing products. Supports reimbursement readiness by partnering with Market Access and HEOR/RWE to identify payer-relevant evidence gaps and inform real-world evidence (RWE) needs and communication of RWE learnings. Tailors scientific communication for payer decision-makers by translating clinical evidence (trial and emerging data) into payer-relevant context (e.g., unmet need, patient selection, endpoints/outcomes of interest, durability, safety profile, and appropriate utilization considerations) in partnership with internal stakeholders. US payer insights generation & internal communication. Captures payer insights (e.g., evidence expectations, medical policy trends, prior authorization/UM themes, access barriers) and communicates synthesized findings in an efficient format to appropriate internal stakeholders. Payer materials development, maintenance & governance. Leads/coordinates the development and ongoing maintenance of US payer scientific decks and supporting materials, ensuring they remain current with new evidence, payer feedback, and approved messaging (through appropriate review processes). Maintains and updates Letters of Medical Necessity and supporting templates/resources to reflect evolving payer requirements and clinical practice considerations, in partnership with cross-functional stakeholders. Reimbursement readiness & RWE / HEOR partnership. Collaborates cross-functionally to ensure payer-facing narratives appropriately incorporate relevant clinical, RWE, and outcomes evidence (as available and compliant). Develops and delivers training and ongoing updates for appropriate internal teams on payer decks/materials and payer landscape insights (as aligned with Medical Affairs scope and SOPs).