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Ceribell

EEG headband device for brain monitoring

Vice President of Market Access - Market Access

Business & StrategyConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeSunnyvale, CA, USAIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in health policy, business, science, public health, or a related field is required.
  • At least 15 years of experience in the medical device, diagnostics, or digital health industry, including at least 8 years directly in market access, reimbursement, health economics and outcomes research (HEOR), or health policy.
  • At least 5 years of experience leading and developing teams, including managers or directors; experience with a field-based reimbursement or customer reimbursement support team is ideal.
  • Experience leading a successful payment pathway end to end, such as NTAP, MS-DRG assignment, a new CPT code, or national coverage; experience with a novel or Breakthrough-designated technology is ideal.
  • Deep expertise in U.S. reimbursement, particularly inpatient reimbursement, including DRG payment, CMS policy and rulemaking, NTAP/TCET, commercial payer processes, and medical policy development; working knowledge of CPT/HCPCS.
  • Experience building or overseeing health economic models and tools used by commercial teams.
  • Experience building compliant field reimbursement programs and partnering closely with sales leadership.
  • Experience advising C-suite and Board and representing a company externally with CMS and policymakers.
  • Strong analytical skills and the ability to translate complex clinical and economic evidence into persuasive payer and executive messaging.
  • A high-growth or public-company environment is preferred.
  • An MBA, MPH, MHA, or JD is preferred.

Responsibilities

  • Build, lead, and develop a Market Access team spanning health economics and outcomes research, payer and policy strategy, and health economic tools.
  • Own headcount planning, budget, and vendor and consultant strategy; set functional goals, management-by-objectives targets, and operating cadence.
  • Own the multi-year payment and access roadmap for the portfolio, including point-of-care EEG and emerging neuromonitoring technologies.
  • Lead strategy for new and existing payment pathways, including MS-DRG and add-on payment mechanisms, and pursue coding and coverage pathways such as CPT/HCPCS and payer medical policy where they support adoption.
  • Anticipate and mitigate payment risk, as well as pursue payment opportunities.
  • Identify and resolve barriers across payment, hospital workflows, and provider economics in emergency department, intensive care unit, and inpatient settings.
  • Cultivate senior relationships with Medicare Administrative Contractor medical directors, national and regional commercial payers, Medicaid plans, integrated delivery networks, CMS staff, and health system CFOs.
  • Oversee payer and health system education initiatives highlighting clinical evidence, economic value, and outcomes impact.
  • Represent the company as a thought leader at industry, payer, and policy forums.
  • Own CMS rulemaking strategy for IPPS, OPPS, PFS, NTAP, and TCET pathways, including comment letters and public testimony.
  • Engage CMS, Congress, and policymakers on Breakthrough Device payment policy.
  • Manage relationships with trade associations, coalitions, specialty societies, and outside counsel and consultants.
  • Set evidence-generation strategy and prioritize investments across HEOR, real-world evidence, and publications to support payer, hospital, and policy goals.
  • Co-own the evidence plan with the CMO and Medical Affairs.
  • Oversee budget impact models and cost-effectiveness analyses that articulate clinical and financial impact.
  • Own the strategy, development, and governance of health economic tools, including economic impact calculators, budget impact models, and program cost comparisons for payers, hospitals, and health systems.
  • Ensure tools are based on validated, defensible assumptions and tailored to different hospital types and care settings.
  • Equip sales leadership and field teams with economic tools, training, and guidance to use them effectively with hospital C-suite and finance buyers.
  • Keep health economic tools current as payment policy and evidence evolve.
  • Set the standard for communicating economic and reimbursement value to payers and health system leaders.
  • Support strategic integrated delivery network and health system engagements where access and economics intersect.
  • Quantify and report the impact of access wins and risks to the executive team and Board.
  • Perform other responsibilities as assigned by the manager or supervisor.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience in high-growth or public-company environments.
  • An MBA, MPH, MHA, or JD.

About the Company

Ceribell

EEG headband device for brain monitoring

Ceribell makes and sells medical devices that monitor brain activity in hospitals. Its main product is the Ceribell EEG Headband and Recorder, worn by patients and used by trained healthcare providers in clinical settings to collect EEG data. The device captures brain signals and stores them for clinicians to review; it does not diagnose conditions or send automated alerts, leaving interpretation and treatment decisions to physicians. The system is designed for time-sensitive situations, such as Nonconvulsive Status Epilepticus (NCSE), where rapid data can help guide urgent care. Revenue comes from selling the devices to healthcare facilities, with purchases made on physician orders as required by US law. Compared with competitors, Ceribell emphasizes fast, clinician-driven data collection for urgent neurological cases and does not replace clinical judgment with automated diagnoses or alerts.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Mountain View, CA
Founded
2014

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