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Surescripts

Secure health data exchange for prescriptions

Commercial Enablement Program Manager

Sales OperationsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeRemote in USA$132.6k - $162k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree or equivalent experience is required.
  • At least 8 years of experience in sales enablement, designing and delivering programs for a commercial organization.
  • Instructional design grounded in adult learning principles, with facilitation experience and executive presence in live and virtual sessions for senior audiences.
  • Ownership of an onboarding or ramp program that measurably affected time to productivity.
  • Experience building competency standards and assessment instruments, including rubrics, roleplay scoring, and coaching scorecards.
  • Program management discipline across multi-stakeholder programs.
  • Fluency in a sales methodology such as MEDDPICC, MEDDIC, BANT, or a comparable methodology, and experience writing sales or account management playbooks against it.
  • Experience with enablement and learning platforms such as Highspot, Seismic, or Showpad, including assessment delivery and content governance at scale.
  • Applied generative AI and AI coaching tool fluency in the enablement workflow, including validation and guardrails.
  • Experience establishing an enablement function from scratch in a growing commercial organization and landing standards across Sales, Marketing, Product, and Operations.
  • Clear written and verbal communication and executive presence to present programs and results to commercial leadership.
  • Applicants must have valid U.S. work authorization that permits work without restrictions; the employer does not provide immigration-benefit or work-visa sponsorship and does not participate in academic training or work-study programs requiring F-1/CPT or F-1/STEM employer endorsement.

Responsibilities

  • Establish the enablement charter and operating model, with published priorities, clear decision rights, and an intake process.
  • Design each program around a defined business outcome with baselined key performance indicators, and prioritize the roadmap according to commercial impact.
  • Partner with Marketing, Product, Strategy, Sales, Account Management, and Sales Operations to source content and subject-matter expertise.
  • Own curriculum architecture across five fluency areas: Surescripts’ role in healthcare; segment knowledge; solution value and differentiators; systems and process; and sales skills.
  • Build and maintain two foundational tracks: gated new-hire onboarding and continuing education released on a cadence aligned to product launches, messaging changes, and quarterly priorities.
  • Keep the curriculum current as products, messaging, segments, and the commercial operating model change.
  • Own the four-stage ramp framework—Onboard, Foundation, Proficient, and Mastery—for every new commercial hire, define completion criteria, and equip hiring managers to run it.
  • Pilot the onboarding program, run a 60–90-day optimization period, and reduce time to productivity cohort over cohort.
  • Develop role-based tracks after the foundational tracks are deployed, prioritizing them according to published business priorities.
  • Establish a sales methodology with commercial leadership and align the go-to-market framework and supporting tools to it.
  • Write and maintain Sales Development, Sales, Account Management, and Coaching playbooks aligned to the methodology across segments and products.
  • Partner with Marketing to train teams on the ideal customer profile for each segment and product.
  • Build and deliver soft-skill tracks covering discovery, objection handling, pitch and demo, multi-threading across buyers and influencers, executive presence, and selling value rather than price.
  • Differentiate content by audience: prospecting and pipeline creation for new sales; account planning, retention, expansion, and renewal forecasting for account management; and outreach, qualification, and handoff quality for sales development.
  • Enable the field on the Salesforce commercial stack—Sales Engagement, Momentum, and Pipeline Inspection—with Sales Operations, which owns systems fluency training.
  • Establish a multi-modal delivery model with live training supported by asynchronous modules, AI coaching, in-workflow guidance, a recurring newsletter, and manager-led reinforcement.
  • Jointly own Highspot with Marketing as the learning platform, covering the content library, track assignments, gated progression, assessment delivery, and competency reporting; maintain governed content across Highspot and Salesforce Knowledge with named ownership, approval controls, and freshness checks.
  • Deploy and configure Agentforce Sales Coach against the playbooks for facilitator-free practice, and use Momentum conversation data to identify coaching themes and curriculum gaps.
  • Apply AI to the enablement function with human-in-the-loop review for curriculum drafting, content generation, assessment authoring, and feedback synthesis.
  • Partner with Commercial Analytics to define enablement measures, set baselines, and build reporting across the learning platform, Salesforce, and campaign systems.
  • Co-create fluency rubrics, assessment methods, and coaching scorecards for application at 30, 60, and 90 days for new hires and quarterly thereafter; commercial leadership owns the standards and managers coach against them.
  • Connect the program to commercial outcomes by audience: bookings for new sales, revenue and transaction expansion for account management, and qualified pipeline creation for sales development.
  • Own and report on the integrated program roadmap, weekly status reporting, risk log, and decision tracker, and run the standing implementation cadence.
  • Run feedback loops with the field and commercial leadership, and retire or redesign programs that are not moving the measure.
  • Attend meetings in and out of the office, travel as required, communicate effectively orally and in writing, and use computers and other electronic and standard office equipment; perform the role's stated judgement, stress-management, and attention-to-detail demands, with or without reasonable accommodation.

Desired Qualifications

  • Healthcare, digital health, Health IT, life sciences, or pharmaceutical experience.
  • Experience enabling long, relationship-led enterprise sales cycles of 12 months or more.
  • Experience enabling multiple distinct commercial audiences—new sales, account management, and sales development—from a shared curriculum.
  • Experience with Salesforce Agentforce Sales Coach, Sales Engagement, Momentum, or Pipeline Inspection, and with Salesforce Knowledge.
  • Certification in a sales methodology, coaching discipline, or instructional design.

About the Company

Surescripts

Secure health data exchange for prescriptions

Surescripts runs a nationwide health information network that connects payers, prescribers, pharmacies, and other healthcare organizations to securely exchange prescription data and related clinical information. The platform automates and standardizes the electronic transmission of prescriptions and supports at-the-point-care services such as Real-Time Prescription Benefit, Medication History, and Electronic Prior Authorization, handling billions of exchanges among providers. It stands out because its network spans nearly all EHR vendors, PBMs, pharmacies, and health plans, and is owned by pharmacy associations and major PBMs, ensuring broad interoperability and adherence to industry standards like NCPDP SCRIPT. The goal is to improve patient safety, reduce costs, and raise the quality of care by making prescription information fast, accurate, and available at the point of care.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Acquired
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Arlington County, VA
Founded
2001

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