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The VP, Health Plan Sales is a senior individual contributor responsible for driving new revenue growth through strategic partnerships with health plans. This is a high-impact, commission-oriented ...

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As of Aug 7, 2026, the average yearly pay for vp health economics in the United States is $157,532.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $115,000.00 and $190,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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A VP Health Economics typically oversees the strategy and execution of health economics and outcomes research activities, ensuring that products demonstrate value to payers, providers, and regulatory bodies. On a daily basis, they may lead cross-functional teams, review and interpret real-world data studies, guide the development of economic models, and collaborate with medical affairs, market access, and regulatory professionals. They are also responsible for engaging with external stakeholders, such as healthcare providers and policy makers, to communicate evidence supporting product reimbursement and market access. This multifaceted role combines analytical work, leadership, and stakeholder management to drive both scientific and business objectives.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the vp health economics position, and why are they important?

To excel as a VP Health Economics, you need advanced expertise in health economics, outcomes research, data analytics, and a postgraduate degree such as a PhD, PharmD, or Master's in Health Economics, Public Health, or related field. Familiarity with statistical analysis software (e.g., SAS, R, STATA), health economic modeling, and HEOR (Health Economics and Outcomes Research) methodologies is vital, and certifications such as ISPOR membership are advantageous. Strong leadership, strategic thinking, and the ability to communicate complex data to diverse stakeholders are essential soft skills for this high-impact position. These qualifications are important because they enable the VP to provide data-driven insights that inform business decisions, product value propositions, and foster relationships with payers, regulators, and internal business leaders.

What does a vp health economics do?

A VP of Health Economics leads the strategy and analysis for demonstrating the economic value of healthcare products or services. They oversee health economic modeling, cost-effectiveness analyses, reimbursement strategies, and real-world evidence generation. Their role ensures that healthcare innovations are supported by strong economic data to gain market access and reimbursement approval. They collaborate with regulatory bodies, payers, and internal teams to drive healthcare policy decisions.

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Vice President, Healthcare Communications

We. Communications

New York, NY

Other

Medical, Life

Re-posted 2 days ago


Job description

We.'s North America Health Sector was founded by experienced leaders seeking a fresh approach. Recognized as "Outstanding Agency Practice" at the 2025 U.S. PRWeek Healthcare Awards, and as one of the 30 best healthcare PR Agencies in the world by PRovoke media in 2026, our team continues to grow and deliver award-winning work.  We. offer comprehensive communications services to clients in pharma/biotech, life sciences, healthcare benefits/insurance, MedTech, healthcare IT and consumer health. We create programs that engage physicians, advocates, patients, regulators, policymakers, payors, and consumers.

About the Role

We are seeking an experienced Vice President to lead client accounts and play an important role in the growth of our Health Sector.  The VP will report to the EVP of Global Growth & Integration and will support select new business initiatives and sector operations.  The VP will also work closely with our EVP of the NA Heath Sector, SVP of Health Media and partner with leaders across the agency to drive integrated work and greater collaboration, including with our Consumer Sector, Tech Sector, Corporate Reputation & Brand Purpose (CRBP) Sector and We. Studio, the creative hub of our agency. 

The ideal candidate is a seasoned agency professional with deep experience working in healthcare, navigating the complexities of a highly regulated industry across several different therapeutic and/or service areas, with clients of all stages and sizes. Must have experience working with pharmaceutical companies, with a demonstrated ability to counsel clients and guide teams through FDA regulatory milestones, data communications, promotional campaigns, and digital/social initiatives. The ideal candidate also has experience working across other parts of the healthcare ecosystem, plus a strong understanding of the policy issues affecting the industry at large.

Come join us at a different kind of healthcare practice and be part of a leadership team helping clients communicate their advancements in science, technology and more in bold, unconventional ways.

The preference is for this candidate to be based on the East Coast, ideally in New York City or Boston.  Consideration will be given to candidates outside this region.

Responsibilities

Client Service: 

  • Lead 2-3 mid-to-large client engagements, serving as day-to-day client lead
  • Demonstrate success in nurturing, growing and sustaining client relationships
  • Recommend strategic communications approaches based on deep healthcare knowledge and experience with key audiences, including patients, doctors, payers, regulators, policymakers, patient advocates, investors, employees and media
  • Develop creative campaign programming and continually look for ways to improve client programs to achieve objectives
  • Manage and track budgets ensuring programs are delivered on budget and within client's expectations
  • Ensure flawless execution of all program elements across multichannel programs that incorporate digital and social media communications
  • Establish strong collaboration and communication across account teams and cross-agency teams
  • Be a problem hunter - identify client pain points and proactively offer or develop solutions

Technical Skills: 

  • Understanding of "best practice" communications approaches within an FDA-regulated environment and ability to counsel the internal team on what we can/cannot do, and converse knowledgeably on this topic with clients  
  • Established experience working within pharma/biotech companies' legal, medical and regulatory review (LMR) processes and Veeva (or other similar) software programs, including guiding/training teams on proper document referencing processes and sourcing from peer-review journals, navigating/responding to comments from reviewers and overseeing the entire process from soup to nuts to ensure quality and excellence from teams
  • Excellent project management skills - keeping all trains moving on time and on budget. Forecasting what's to come, staying steps ahead of clients
  • Strong writing/editing skills. Ability to develop complicated documents such as data press releases, scenario plans and messaging, comprehensive Q&As
  • Strong deck/PPT development skills. Developing strategic recommendations and creating a story flow within decks. Knowledge of how to set up slides so they are visually appealing and easy to read/look at for busy client executives
  • Strong presentation skills including slide presentations in front of clients and new business prospects and well as leading client calls and in-person meetings
  • Some experience with media relations is preferred. If not, you must have a solid understanding of earned media best practices and experience working with earned media specialists to deliver results. Our philosophy is that the best people to pitch media are the account team, because they know the business the best. You will need to guide the team and media specialists on media relations strategy.   
     

People Management: 

  • Mentor and motivate staff with the goal of retention and development
  • Supervise direct reports and take ownership of career planning and growth
  • Inform resource allocation across team including monthly client budget management and staffing assignments
  • Model and hold team accountable to demonstrate agency values
  • Participate in L&D activities, both sharing your knowledge and experience, as well as engaging in agency-provided learning opportunities

Agency Business: 

  • Build new statements of work
  • Manage and track team utilization
  • Support organic growth opportunities and new business efforts
  • Participate in cross-agency initiatives
  • Set and meet client expectations within budget parameters
Qualifications
  • 8-10+ years of experience, ideally in a PR agency overseeing teams. Client-side experience also relevant, provided there is foundational experience working within an agency
  • Minimum of 4 years direct experience working in pharmaceuticals or biotechnology, whether agency-side or client-side
  • Minimum of 3 years team management experience, including experience developing a team
Preferred Qualifications
  • Travel: may on occasion need to travel, up to 20%

  • Solid organizational and project management skills

  • Experience in strengthening employee engagement and morale

  • Track record of building deep, broad relationships

  • Demonstrated aptitude for expanding existing accounts and securing new accounts

  • Passion for doing great work and being part of a growing organization where creativity and collaboration are valued
  • Strong presentation and consulting skills along with the ability to read, write and speak English

  • Ability to lift up to 15 lbs.

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