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This position is responsible for performing all processes related to manufacture of Ocular Therapeutix products, including early stage clinical trial builds as well as commercial production builds.
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The Medical Science Liaison (MSL) will be responsible for providing scientific and clinical communication and research support for the Ocular portfolio of assets in his or her identified territory. The MSL will establish, develop and maintain scientific exchange with key opinion leaders and other external stakeholders in alignment with the medical affairs strategy. The MSL will support the relevant medical affairs strategy/ies through an in-depth knowledge of the ophthalmology space.
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Works with other departments to ensure the quality of products and compliance to internal procedures and external standards. Reviews records from production and testing and records for product development. Reviews, develops, and improves quality system procedures, specifications, and test methods. Provides oversight for elements of the quality system such as change control or deviations. May support investigations of quality issues or perform quality audits.
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Responsible for supporting the Manufacturing and Operations Department in various activities including, Facilities and Operations of the manufacturing areas.
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This position will manage, supervise and coordinate the work of the calibration/metrology group to ensure that the facility instrumentation is calibrated properly and on schedule to comply with good calibration/metrology guidelines. Work independently to create a robust Calibration and Preventative Maintenance program and Data Management System. Ensure that the facility equipment and instrumentation are properly maintained and calibrated on schedule to comply with good practice guidelines. Responsible for maintenance, troubleshooting, calibration and repair on a variety of complex equipment used for manufacturing, laboratory or calibration/metrology applications.
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Responsible for leading the business in their geography to launch DEXTENZA® with a team of key account managers. Accountable for the successful execution of sales and marketing strategies. The successful candidate has demonstrated the ability to lead and to focus teams on business outcomes while fostering a positive environment and ensuring compliance. Responsible for managing the training of new hires for approved ophthalmology products, as well as prepare and conduct POA training workshops. The RD must develop a solid understanding of the market access situation of the product in order to be effective in assisting customers directly.
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Executes coordination of activities associated with the set-up and management of clinical trials. Responsible for retrieval and management of regulatory documentation for site activation, maintenance, and close-out.
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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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Reporting into the Director, Human Resources, the Sr. Human Resources Generalist will act as liaison between employee and management to answer questions or concerns regarding company policies, HR best practices and regulations in a fast-paced environment. This individual will play a key role in the success of the organization by providing support for a variety of highly complex Human Resources activities including performance management, recruitment, benefit administration, compensation, compliance and employee relations.
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Reporting to the Vice President of Quality Assurance, 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 Senior Director, Commercial 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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Oversees the development, implementation and maintenance of quality assurance systems and activities. Oversees generation and review of documents used in good manufacturing practices. May lead investigations, resolve potential product quality issues, or make recommendations for improvement. Selects, develops and evaluates personnel to ensure the efficient operation of the function.
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This position is responsible for performing all processes related to manufacture of Ocular Therapeutix products, including early stage clinical trial builds as well as commercial production builds.
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Execute research and development activities as assigned by management, including diverse prototype product and processes and documentation. Work with management and project team members to design and implement research or product development program plans.
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The Document Control / Training Specialist supports all activities within the Document Control and Training team, including administering the electronic Document Management System (eDMS), supporting the document revision process, controlled document issuance, archival, customer support, establishment of training courses within the eDMS, and logbook and data collection form control.
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The Associate Director, Field Medical Affairs will be a key member of the Medical Leadership Team. This individual will partner with the Strategy Head and lead the execution of Medical Affairs strategy, including Field Medical Affairs, external stakeholder management, and evidence generation. Ocular Therapeutix will require a creative thinking, visionary, collaborative and curious individual to lead the Field Medical Affairs function.
The position will be an integral part of the medical leadership for Corporate and Field Medical Affairs team and the planning and execution of critical Medical Affairs activities. He/she will be responsible for finding and leading the Field Medical Science Liaison team, development and maintenance of relationships with an identified set of national key opinion leaders and providing medical counsel on clinical development and life cycle planning activities. This role will be responsible for leading the development of both strategic and tactical plans to engage scientific thought leaders and community physicians and will be responsible for recruiting and developing a highly-experienced and engaged team of MSLs. He/she will also be an active participant in Medical Affairs team leadership and alignment.
