Senior Therapeutic Group Manager/Team LeaderAt Pharmac | Te Pataka Whaioranga we endeavour to deliver the best health outcomes for all New Zealanders through investment in medicines and medical devices.We are a close-knit whanau with around 170 kaimahi. We take pride in what we do, we work hard, and have fun along the way.Nga uruatanga, our values, ground our behaviour and guide our thinking:Whakarongo - we listen with intent and empathy to understandTuhono - we connect with people, communities, the health system and each otherWananga - we draw on evidence and people's experiences to improveKaitiakitanga - we safeguard wellbeing for New Zealanders, now and for the futureWe are seeking a driven, people-focused leader to lead a group of 4-6 Therapeutic Group Managers in our Pharmaceutical Funding team.The Pharmaceutical Funding team plays a pivotal role in securing medicines and vaccines on behalf of New Zealanders. Across a range of assigned therapeutic groups, the team supports strategic and transactional activities. The team uses rigorous clinical, economic, and commercial market analysis to develop funding proposals and lead complex contract negotiations with pharmaceutical companies. This mahi directly impacts Pharmac's core purpose to deliver the best health outcomes from the New Zealand government's investment in medicines and medical devices.This position is a member of the Pharmaceutical Funding Leadership team and contributes to driving a positive, high-performing culture across the Pharmaceutical Funding team. As a Team Leader, you will support the development of Therapeutic Group Managers and enable them to flourish in their roles.As well as leading a team of Therapeutic Group Managers, you will be responsible for leading and managing Pharmac strategies for pharmaceutical funding, including expenditure management, within assigned therapeutic groups. You will lead the development of funding proposals and outline the impact of pharmaceutical expenditure, along with negotiating contracts with pharmaceutical companies.With a recent budget uplift, it's an exciting time to join the team and play a key role in funding new medicines and vaccines for the benefit of all New Zealanders.Mohou ake | About youAre you solution-focused and comfortable working in a fluid, and sometimes unpredictable environment? Are you motivated by contributing towards the quality of life of all New Zealanders?We are looking for a people-focused leader who can lead and inspire a team, as well as successfully manage their own workload of therapeutic groups.Our ideal candidate will bring:People leadership experience: managing, mentoring, supporting, and growing people to achieve their career aspirations.Strong analytical and problem-solving skillsIn-depth knowledge of pharmaceuticals and the pharmaceutical sectorExperience working in the health sector; or experience in science or economicsAn ability to present complex scientific, clinical, economic, and financial data in a clear manner, particularly in a business case formatStrong written skills, with an ability to write recommendations in a succinct mannerProven contract negotiation skills, with an ability to understand legal and commercial considerationsStrong relationship management skills, with experience developing effective working relationships with diverse, and challenging, stakeholdersKo wai koe? | Who are you?In your application, we invite you to share who you are, your personal values, your whakapapa, as well as your interests and motivations in applying for this role. We are interested to learn about your personal attributes, experiences, and the diverse perspectives you could bring to the role and Te Pataka Whaioranga. We acknowledge attributes may extend to having been gained outside of the workforce and encourage you to share these in your application.We are a whanau-centered organisation and understand the importance of maintaining a healthy work-life balance.To support our kaimahi and their whanau we offer:Five weeks annual leaveAdditional paid leave for our end-of-year close-down periodAn annual $500 hauora payment for eligible kaimahiHealth Insurance corporate discount with Southern CrossPaid Parental Leave support in addition to minimum legislative requirements.Hybrid working - work from home up to two days per week.At Te Pataka Whaioranga we welcome all kaimahi with a mihi whakatau during their first month. For kaimahi Maori, we offer mihi whakatau on your first day, where your whanau and manuhiri are welcome to attend. As you come through our waharoa, you will be welcomed into our growing support network - Maori Caucus.This role is Band 9. This position is covered by the PSA | Pharmac Collective Agreement, with a total range of $128,950 - $174,462 total remuneration, inclusive of 3% KiwiSaver Employer contribution. The appointment salary is subject to the preferred candidate's relevant skills, experience, and qualifications.We strive to represent Aotearoa New Zealand and the diverse communities we serve. We are committed to championing workplace inclusion and acknowledge that in order to do their best work, we must foster an environment where people are comfortable to be themselves and work in a way that best suits their individual needs.Job detailsReference # 13840Posted on 25 Oct 2024Closes on 11 Nov 2024 09:00Expertise: Analysis, Category management – medicines, Economics, Healthcare professional, Matauranga Maori, Medical practitioner, Pharmaceutical, Policy, Procurement, Strategy & Planning
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