- Listed at $175 to $200 an hour
- 15 hours a week
- Remote, US-based or deep US-market experience
You will build and critique rubrics that evaluate commercial drugs and drug-development programs, checking whether assumptions about rebates, coverage, and formulary tiers match real payer behavior. The role suits market access professionals with at least five years in pricing and reimbursement or managed markets, plus hands-on gross-to-net experience. It is remote for US-based experts or those with deep US-market knowledge, at about 15 hours a week. Pay is listed at $175 to $200/hr as of 2026-10-14.
- Field: Science
- Posted 2026-08-05
Pay as listed on 2026-11-03.
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Questions About This Role
What Experience Does the Payer and Market Access Expert Role Require?
You need at least five years in market access, pricing and reimbursement, or managed markets. The listing also wants hands-on work with gross-to-net, rebates, and formulary tiering by drug class, plus familiarity with biotech or pharma development programs.
What Does a Payer Expert Actually Do in This Role?
You build and critique rubrics that assess commercial drugs and development programs. You also pressure-test gross-to-net and formulary-tier assumptions and judge whether coverage, rebating, and tiering match real payer behavior. Pay is listed at $175 to $200 an hour on 2026-10-14.
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