Director, Global Compound Market Access Leader, Neuroscience

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Job Function:

Market Access

Job Sub Function:

Health Economics Market Access

Job Category:

Professional

All Job Posting Locations:

Raritan, New Jersey, United States of America

Job Description:

The Global Commercial Strategy Organization (GCSO) is recruiting for a Director, Global Compound Market Access Leader (CMAL) in Neuroscience based in Raritan, NJ.

This role operates on a hybrid model (3 days per week on‑site), consistent with industry standards and designed to balance flexibility with collaboration.

This is a senior strategic leadership role accountable for defining and delivering the global market access strategy for assigned Neuroscience asset(s) within JJIM’s industry-leading Neuroscience portfolio. The CMAL serves as the Market Access accountable owner at the compound level and is a core decision‑making partner to Global Commercial, R&D, Medical Affairs, and Regional Access leaders.

This role is designed for leaders who want to operate at the intersection of science, evidence, policy, and commercial strategy, and who have direct influence on development decisions, launch sequencing, and long‑term value realization.

Why This Role Matters

Market Access at J&J is a strategic driver of enterprise value. As a CMAL, you will directly shape how our transformational innovations reach patients globally—by influencing clinical development choices, evidence generation strategies, pricing frameworks, and payer engagement approaches from early development through lifecycle management.

You will operate with clear decision rights, senior leader visibility, and real strategic impact, ensuring access considerations are embedded early, coherently, and credibly across the asset strategy.

Key Responsibilities:

Global Access Strategy & Asset Leadership

• Own and lead the global market access strategy for the asset(s), fully aligned with global asset and portfolio priorities

• Serve as the Market Access lead on the Compound Development Team (CDT), influencing key decisions on clinical development, indication prioritization, patient segmentation, endpoints, evidence generation, and launch sequencing

• Integrate pricing, health economics and outcomes research (HEOR), real-world evidence (RWE), access policy, and payer insights into a clear and compelling global value strategy

Evidence & Development Influence

• Shape integrated evidence generation strategies to strengthen compound development plan and support payer/HTA needs

• Partner with CDT to ensure programs meet payer/HTA and policy expectations across key markets

• Lead the design of health outcomes studies, economic models, and real‑world evidence strategies that support sustainable reimbursement

Regional & Cross‑Functional Alignment

• Drive strong collaboration and strategic alignment within GCSO 3M team (Marketing, Market Access, and Medical Affairs) to enable a unified strategy and clear, timely decision-making across functions

• Build and lead a high‑performing cross-functional Compound Market Access Team (CMAT) and Extended Market Access Team (EMAT), driving clarity of roles, decision rights, and strategic focus

• Collaborate closely with Regional Access, Pricing, and Policy teams to deliver coordinated strategies to support timely and optimal reimbursement outcomes across key geographies

• Lead early scientific advice, payer research, and external engagement strategies to anticipate and mitigate access risks

Leadership & Capability Building