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An absolute comedy of a role. Let's breakdown this down:
1. We have Acct Managers who, generally speaking, lead contracting initiatives with payers covering a wide array of PC and certain specialty products
2. We have OAMs who lead contracting initiatives with payers for Oncology
3. We have Specialty AMs who lead this area for all other Specialty Care products...except...you got it, all together now, Prevnar.
So, the company creates this role- VAM- to drive one single product with payers who already have three other AMs breathing down their face. The VAMs aren't actually doing the selling in the hospitals as the IS team is doing that. WTF is this role about and why in the good name of Uncle Charley do we have it? Reassign the single point duty of this job to another AM, even a CAD for Pete's sake, and jettison this role as you do with camper waste.
1. We have Acct Managers who, generally speaking, lead contracting initiatives with payers covering a wide array of PC and certain specialty products
2. We have OAMs who lead contracting initiatives with payers for Oncology
3. We have Specialty AMs who lead this area for all other Specialty Care products...except...you got it, all together now, Prevnar.
So, the company creates this role- VAM- to drive one single product with payers who already have three other AMs breathing down their face. The VAMs aren't actually doing the selling in the hospitals as the IS team is doing that. WTF is this role about and why in the good name of Uncle Charley do we have it? Reassign the single point duty of this job to another AM, even a CAD for Pete's sake, and jettison this role as you do with camper waste.