Associate Director – Government Pricing

Job Description: • support the accurate calculation and timely submission of all required government price reporting • assure compliance with pricing and reporting requirements legislated by CMS, VA and state legislation • calculate, validate and report accurate monthly, quarterly, and annual government pricing • submit and monitor State Price Transparency regulations • perform necessary processes for compliant submissions including G/L reconciliations and Class of Trade review • review calculations with Senior Management and obtain approval signoff • maintain and update SOP’s and reasonable assumptions on a quarterly basis • monitor policies and procedures to ensure compliance with external and internal requirements • perform pricing research and analysis on special projects • serve as a liaison with Commercial Leadership, Pricing, Trade, Brand and Accounting/Finance teams Requirements: • bachelor’s degree • 7+ years prior experience in Government Pricing OR a related field such as finance, accounting, Medicare/Medicaid • Strong analytical skills • understanding of current government pricing rules, regulations, and calculations • ability to identify potential problems, reputed company analysis, and offer solutions • ability to analyze, interpret, and convey data and its commercial impact • ability to decipher calculations to determine key causes of variances • familiarity with Fair Market Value methodology while determining bona fide service fees Benefits: • health and wellness programs (including medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance) • fitness centers • 401(k) company match • family support benefits • equity awards • annual bonuses • paid time off • paid leaves (e.g., military and parental leave) for eligible employees at all levels Apply tot his job Apply To this Job

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