Full-Time

Manager – Field Reimbursement

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Posted on 9/24/2025

McKesson

McKesson

10,001+ employees

Pharmaceuticals and medical supplies distributor.

Compensation Overview

$79.5k - $132.5k/yr

+ Annual Bonus + Long-term Incentive Opportunities

Seattle, WA, USA + 4 more

More locations: Salem, OR, USA | Sacramento, CA, USA | Phoenix, AZ, USA | Denver, CO, USA

Remote

Must reside in West Region: AZ, CA, TX, OR, WA, CO; 60-80% travel required (3-4 days a week)

Category
Sales & Account Management (1)
Required Skills
Customer Service
Requirements
  • 6+ years of reimbursement experience and 2+ years of supervisory experience
  • 4-year degree in related field or equivalent experience
Responsibilities
  • Leadership of a team of field-based reimbursement specialists who are responsible for providing in-office reimbursement and patient support services in an assigned territory.
  • Responsible for all administrative, training and performance management duties associated with team leadership. This includes weekly 1:1 meeting with FRMs, weekly FRM team meetings, and conducting monthly check – ins, quarterly performance surveys, and monthly QA audits of FRM activity.
  • The field-based reimbursement team is an extension of the McKesson-operated reimbursement and patient-support services operated on behalf of the Client. The role is responsible for the effective communication and partnership between the field team and their home office counterparts. This includes establishing weekly meetings with client and operations team to ensure consistency in expectations and two - way communication. Disseminating client direction across remote team, leadership of regular team teleconferences and quarterly ride-a-longs with individual team members for on-going training and development.
  • Responsible for providing Field Operations efficiencies and overall innovative ideas to enhance Field Reimbursement Program as a whole. Not only provide ideas but also execute on Field Operation projects. Manager is responsible for completing and execution of projects assigned.
  • Ensuring that all SLA and other contractual commitments are met. Responsible for team’s adherence to all applicable privacy and compliance obligations. SLAs and adherence are established in the Rules of Engagement document and vary by client. Activity is measured in FRM SFDC to ensure adherence and SLA expectations are met.
  • Works in tandem with Client’s Head of Reimbursement Operations ensuring the execution of Client’s strategic initiatives. Managerial oversight of day-to-day team activities and reporting of results to McKesson Client Services and key Client Contacts. Manager will partner with the Sr. Manager to establish and produce the reports that the Client will receive each month and quarter.
  • Manages client expectations regarding delivery of services and provides customer with proactive consultative services on process improvement, revenue generating & cost saving opportunities. These can be evaluated based on FRM SFDC reporting, operations reporting, and client satisfaction each quarter. Assists in preparation of and participates in Quarterly Business Reviews to the client on the state of their business and outlines opportunities for enhancement, growth, efficiency, etc.
  • Manager is responsible for FRM Development. Manager partner with FRM to establish a minimum of two development opportunities to assist in career path. In addition, the manager will provide ongoing training and educational opportunities that compliment Field Reimbursement role. This can include but not limited to payer education, conferences, mentorships, billing and coding and My Learning courses selected by Manager.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience supporting a Field Reimbursement Team preferred
  • Experience managing a field-based team, with management of a field-based reimbursement team strongly preferred.
  • Proven account management/client management experience, preferably in a pharmacy or healthcare related industry.
  • Proven experience in direct communication with pharmaceutical clients or stakeholders.

McKesson is a global healthcare distributor and services provider. It buys pharmaceuticals and medical products from manufacturers and distributes them to pharmacies, hospitals, and other healthcare facilities, acting as an intermediary in the supply chain. Its core work includes logistics and supply chain management, ensuring medicines and medical supplies reach customers on time and safely. McKesson also offers technology solutions to help healthcare providers manage operations and procurement. Compared with competitors, it leverages a very large-scale network and integrated services—combining distribution, logistics, and technology—across providers, pharmacies, and manufacturers. The company aims to support the healthcare system by keeping essential medical supplies available and helping healthcare facilities run more efficiently, ultimately improving patient care.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Irving, Texas

Founded

1833

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What believers are saying

  • Oncology segment grows 57% from high-cost cancer and rheumatoid arthritis drugs.
  • Apollo Funds invest $1.25B in MMS, valuing it at $13B ahead of IPO.
  • $5B credit facility to 2031 funds acquisitions after $403B 2026 sales.

What critics are saying

  • Cencora and Cardinal Health capture 15-20% more oncology volumes quarterly.
  • GLP-1 drugs slash distribution margins 2-3% via PBM low-price contracts.
  • FTC caps intermediary fees at 1.5% in Q3 2026, eroding generic margins.

What makes McKesson unique

  • McKesson distributes one-third of North American pharmaceuticals with 80,000 employees.
  • Oncology segment offers practice management and specialty drug distribution services.
  • Medical-Surgical Solutions provides 285,000 products to non-acute care settings.

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Performance Bonus

401(k) Company Match

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