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Responsible for the physical and administrative tasks involved in the shipping, receiving, storing and distributing of materials, parts, supplies and equipment. Unpacks and checks goods received against purchase orders or invoices, maintains records of received goods and rejects unsatisfactory items as necessary. Lifts heavy items and may operate a forklift. Prepares and maintains records of merchandise shipped. Posts weights and shipping charges and prepares goods for final shipment. Examines, stocks and distributes materials to inventory and manufacturing lines. May prepare kitting packages for assembly production.
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Provide strategic and tactical leadership to the Ocular Therapeutix Quality organization. This position oversees all GxP (GMP, GCP and GLP) functional areas, ensuring quality oversight and compliance in all GxP related efforts. Programs within our portfolio include, commercial device, pharmaceutical and development programs.
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This position is responsible for overseeing the quality management system supporting production operations, ensuring regulatory compliance to applicable CFRs and international standards, and continued alignment with Ocular standards and strategic quality initiatives. The Director, Quality Assurance will provide leadership and guidance for personnel within quality assurance operations and serve as support and liaison for other departments.
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The Field Reimbursement Manager (FRM) is a regionally aligned, field-based position that provides reimbursement education and support for customers that utilize DEXTENZA®(and other future products) from Ocular Therapeutix. Customers may include Healthcare Providers (HCPs) within offices, ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs), hospital outpatient departments (HOPDs), and other appropriate site-of-care facilities as well as specialty pharmacies. The FRM will work closely with internal/external business partners including HCPs, billing and coding staff and other professionals involved in securing appropriate Access & Reimbursement for the use of DEXTENZA®.
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The Field Reimbursement Manager (FRM) is a regionally aligned, field-based position that provides reimbursement education and support for customers that utilize DEXTENZA®(and other future products) from Ocular Therapeutix. Customers may include Healthcare Providers (HCPs) within offices, ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs), hospital outpatient departments (HOPDs), and other appropriate site-of-care facilities as well as specialty pharmacies. The FRM will work closely with internal/external business partners including HCPs, billing and coding staff and other professionals involved in securing appropriate Access & Reimbursement for the use of DEXTENZA®.
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The Key Account Manager (KAM) is responsible for the successful promotion of approved products and helping define the Company as a leader within the ophthalmology community. This is done through development, cultivation and maintenance of long-term relationships with ophthalmic surgeons and all relevant personnel at ambulatory surgery center accounts. The KAM works on executing both clinical training of the product as well as understanding and assisting accounts with the reimbursement process to position products for rapid uptake. To accomplish this, successful performance will involve facilitating patient and provider access of product, and require the ability to help accounts understand and manage local payer reimbursement policies.
This role requires interaction with a variety of customers including; physicians (primarily surgeons), nurses, billing staff, administrators, financial personnel, i.e., any relevant stakeholder within ASCs and hospital outpatient departments. The KAM works with his/her assigned Area Sales Director and Reimbursement Manager to develop a local strategy and business plan that maximizes the opportunity across the assigned territory.
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The Key Account Manager (KAM) is responsible for the successful promotion of approved products and helping define the Company as a leader within the ophthalmology community. This is done through development, cultivation and maintenance of long-term relationships with ophthalmic surgeons and all relevant personnel at ambulatory surgery center accounts. The KAM works on executing both clinical training of the product as well as understanding and assisting accounts with the reimbursement process to position products for rapid uptake. To accomplish this, successful performance will involve facilitating patient and provider access of product, and require the ability to help accounts understand and manage local payer reimbursement policies.
This role requires interaction with a variety of customers including; physicians (primarily surgeons), nurses, billing staff, administrators, financial personnel, i.e., any relevant stakeholder within ASCs and hospital outpatient departments. The KAM works with his/her assigned Area Sales Director and Reimbursement Manager to develop a local strategy and business plan that maximizes the opportunity across the assigned territory.
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The Key Account Manager (KAM) is responsible for the successful promotion of approved products and helping define the Company as a leader within the ophthalmology community. This is done through development, cultivation and maintenance of long-term relationships with ophthalmic surgeons and all relevant personnel at ambulatory surgery center accounts. The KAM works on executing both clinical training of the product as well as understanding and assisting accounts with the reimbursement process to position products for rapid uptake. To accomplish this, successful performance will involve facilitating patient and provider access of product, and require the ability to help accounts understand and manage local payer reimbursement policies.
This role requires interaction with a variety of customers including; physicians (primarily surgeons), nurses, billing staff, administrators, financial personnel, i.e., any relevant stakeholder within ASCs and hospital outpatient departments. The KAM works with his/her assigned Area Sales Director and Reimbursement Manager to develop a local strategy and business plan that maximizes the opportunity across the assigned territory.
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The Key Account Manager (KAM) is responsible for the successful promotion of approved products and helping define the Company as a leader within the ophthalmology community. This is done through development, cultivation and maintenance of long-term relationships with ophthalmic surgeons and all relevant personnel at ambulatory surgery center accounts. The KAM works on executing both clinical training of the product as well as understanding and assisting accounts with the reimbursement process to position products for rapid uptake. To accomplish this, successful performance will involve facilitating patient and provider access of product, and require the ability to help accounts understand and manage local payer reimbursement policies.
This role requires interaction with a variety of customers including; physicians (primarily surgeons), nurses, billing staff, administrators, financial personnel, i.e., any relevant stakeholder within ASCs and hospital outpatient departments. The KAM works with his/her assigned Area Sales Director and Reimbursement Manager to develop a local strategy and business plan that maximizes the opportunity across the assigned territory.
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The Key Account Manager (KAM) is responsible for the successful promotion of approved products and helping define the Company as a leader within the ophthalmology community. This is done through development, cultivation and maintenance of long-term relationships with ophthalmic surgeons and all relevant personnel at ambulatory surgery center accounts. The KAM works on executing both clinical training of the product as well as understanding and assisting accounts with the reimbursement process to position products for rapid uptake. To accomplish this, successful performance will involve facilitating patient and provider access of product, and require the ability to help accounts understand and manage local payer reimbursement policies.
This role requires interaction with a variety of customers including; physicians (primarily surgeons), nurses, billing staff, administrators, financial personnel, i.e., any relevant stakeholder within ASCs and hospital outpatient departments. The KAM works with his/her assigned Area Sales Director and Reimbursement Manager to develop a local strategy and business plan that maximizes the opportunity across the assigned territory.
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The Key Account Manager (KAM) is responsible for the successful promotion of approved products and helping define the Company as a leader within the ophthalmology community. This is done through development, cultivation and maintenance of long-term relationships with ophthalmic surgeons and all relevant personnel at ambulatory surgery center accounts. The KAM works on executing both clinical training of the product as well as understanding and assisting accounts with the reimbursement process to position products for rapid uptake. To accomplish this, successful performance will involve facilitating patient and provider access of product, and require the ability to help accounts understand and manage local payer reimbursement policies.
This role requires interaction with a variety of customers including; physicians (primarily surgeons), nurses, billing staff, administrators, financial personnel, i.e., any relevant stakeholder within ASCs and hospital outpatient departments. The KAM works with his/her assigned Area Sales Director and Reimbursement Manager to develop a local strategy and business plan that maximizes the opportunity across the assigned territory.
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The Key Account Manager (KAM) is responsible for the successful promotion of approved products and helping define the Company as a leader within the ophthalmology community. This is done through development, cultivation and maintenance of long-term relationships with ophthalmic surgeons and all relevant personnel at ambulatory surgery center accounts. The KAM works on executing both clinical training of the product as well as understanding and assisting accounts with the reimbursement process to position products for rapid uptake. To accomplish this, successful performance will involve facilitating patient and provider access of product, and require the ability to help accounts understand and manage local payer reimbursement policies.
This role requires interaction with a variety of customers including; physicians (primarily surgeons), nurses, billing staff, administrators, financial personnel, i.e., any relevant stakeholder within ASCs and hospital outpatient departments. The KAM works with his/her assigned Area Sales Director and Reimbursement Manager to develop a local strategy and business plan that maximizes the opportunity across the assigned territory.
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The Key Account Manager (KAM) is responsible for the successful promotion of approved products and helping define the Company as a leader within the ophthalmology community. This is done through development, cultivation and maintenance of long-term relationships with ophthalmic surgeons and all relevant personnel at ambulatory surgery center accounts. The KAM works on executing both clinical training of the product as well as understanding and assisting accounts with the reimbursement process to position products for rapid uptake. To accomplish this, successful performance will involve facilitating patient and provider access of product, and require the ability to help accounts understand and manage local payer reimbursement policies.
This role requires interaction with a variety of customers including; physicians (primarily surgeons), nurses, billing staff, administrators, financial personnel, i.e., any relevant stakeholder within ASCs and hospital outpatient departments. The KAM works with his/her assigned Area Sales Director and Reimbursement Manager to develop a local strategy and business plan that maximizes the opportunity across the assigned territory.
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The Key Account Manager (KAM) is responsible for the successful promotion of approved products and helping define the Company as a leader within the ophthalmology community. This is done through development, cultivation and maintenance of long-term relationships with ophthalmic surgeons and all relevant personnel at ambulatory surgery center accounts. The KAM works on executing both clinical training of the product as well as understanding and assisting accounts with the reimbursement process to position products for rapid uptake. To accomplish this, successful performance will involve facilitating patient and provider access of product, and require the ability to help accounts understand and manage local payer reimbursement policies.
This role requires interaction with a variety of customers including; physicians (primarily surgeons), nurses, billing staff, administrators, financial personnel, i.e., any relevant stakeholder within ASCs and hospital outpatient departments. The KAM works with his/her assigned Area Sales Director and Reimbursement Manager to develop a local strategy and business plan that maximizes the opportunity across the assigned territory.
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As the Buyer/Planner, you will be responsible for production planning, purchasing, and fulfillment. Working cross-functionally with several departments, you will also support Sales, Operations, and Engineering, as well as interface with Finance/Accounting, to drive production.
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The QA Validation Specialist III/Manager will collaborate with the Validation group and system/equipment owners to ensure the quality of products and compliance to internal procedures and external standards. Provides technical review and quality oversight of equipment, utility, process qualification/validation documents to support clinical and commercial manufacturing. Review, develop, and improve quality system procedures, specifications, and test methods. May support other elements of the quality system such as change control or deviations. This position will report to the Senior Director, Quality Assurance.
