Market Access Lawyer - Pharmaceutical Industry

Responsibilities

• Actively support all commercial operations and related functional areas in providing compliance advice including topics related to market access and pricing (Medicaid / Medicare).
• Drafting, negotiating, reviewing, and advising on various agreements, including consulting agreements, master service agreements, supply agreements, distribution agreements, advisory agreements, market access-related agreements (PBM, Payer, and GPO agreements), wholesaler agreements, discount and rebate agreements.
• Reviewing promotional materials and offering legal advice and solutions to marketing, regulatory, and medical teams regarding advertising and promotional content, as well as relevant statutes, regulations, and guidance documents for commercial operations and medical activities.

• 5 to 8 years of experience as an attorney in a law firm and / or in-house with a pharmaceutical company.
• Prior experience counseling companies on legal issues relating to advertising and promotion, scientific exchange, patient support, and interactions with health care professionals.
• Knowledge of and experience advising on statutes, regulations, and guidance documents applicable to commercial operations and medical activities, including the FDCA and its regulations and FDA guidance documents, federal and state anti‑kickback statutes, OIG guidance documents and advisory opinions, the False Claims Act, and the PhRMA Code.
• Experience with drafting and negotiating complex pharmaceutical licensing agreements.
• Efficient multitasker combined with strong interpersonal skills and an ability to work both independently and cross‑functionally.
• Positive mentality and willingness to tackle new and ever‑changing business needs.
• License, in good standing, to practice law in the jurisdiction in which you intend to practice.

This role offers a range of highly competitive compensation and benefits package in the alternative legal services marketplace that includes health benefits, 401K and more. Axiomites also get access to professional development resources and learning and development programs. Axiomites predominately work remotely, with the exception that some clients require on‑site presence.