
Scope of Responsibilities: The Formulary Strategy Manager, Trade (RPh) will lead the development and execution of trade-related formulary strategies for the organization’s proprietary formularies. This role focuses on optimizing formulary positioning to maximize rebate opportunities, ensure clinical appropriateness, and maintain compliance with contractual and regulatory requirements. The position requires strong clinical knowledge, trade negotiation insight, and the ability to collaborate across clinical, financial, and operational teams.
The Formulary Strategy Manager is responsible for analyzing market trends, rebate structures, and trade agreements to inform formulary decisions. This individual will work closely with manufacturers, PBMs, and internal stakeholders to ensure formulary strategies align with organizational goals. The role involves monitoring pipeline products, competitive positioning, and trade contract performance to drive formulary optimization and financial outcomes.
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Compensation:
$120,000-125,000 per year.
The final offer will be determined after careful consideration of multiple factors such as relevant skills, years of experience and education.
KPH Healthcare Services, Inc. is a multistate organization and abides by all local, state and federal regulations as it pertains to minimum wage requirements.

KPH Healthcare Services, Inc. is a national provider of pharmaceutical and health care services with complementary businesses in both the retail and commercial segments of the industry. Our company is comprised of four divisions: Kinney Drugs, a chain of 98 full-service drug stores located throughout New York and Vermont; HealthDirect Institutional Pharmacy Services, that services long-term care and alternative care needs; ProAct, Inc., a pharmacy benefit management company with sales offices throughout the country and a mail order pharmacy; and Noble Health Services, a specialty pharmacy that dispenses medications used to treat complex and chronic diseases.