About The Position

Immunome is seeking a Senior Oncology Account Manager to drive territory-level sales performance in preparation for and following the potential launch of varegacestat for desmoid tumors. The role focuses on building strong relationships with healthcare providers, executing brand strategy locally, and ensuring patients and physicians have information and support to consider varegacestat as a treatment option. The position is part of the U.S. Commercial organization and partners with Market Development, Marketing, Market Access, and Medical Affairs to provide a compliant, insight-driven customer experience. Its mission is to achieve territory sales objectives and establish Immunome as a trusted commercial and scientific partner in the desmoid tumor community, with patient needs at the center of decisions and relationships. The role is based in the Houston territory and requires travel within a large territory, to conferences, and to headquarters, with some overnight and weekend travel as needed. The stated travel expectation is approximately 60–80%. The Washington State pay range is $210,000–$235,000 USD.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree required.
  • At least 7 years of pharmaceutical or biotech sales experience in oncology or rare disease.
  • Proven track record of consistently meeting or exceeding sales targets.
  • Valid driver's license and ability to travel within a large territory, to conferences, and to headquarters, including some overnight and weekend travel as needed (approximately 60–80%).
  • Strong understanding of the local referral network, treatment dynamics, and payer landscape within the territory.
  • Excellent communication, presentation, and relationship-building skills.
  • Self-motivated, able to work independently, and able to contribute to a collaborative team environment.
  • Proficiency with CRM systems and other sales tools.
  • Ability to stay curious, learn quickly, and adapt to an evolving treatment landscape.

Nice To Haves

  • Prior oncology launch experience.
  • Prior oral oncolytic experience.
  • Experience in rare oncology, sarcoma, or specialty markets.

Responsibilities

  • Achieve or exceed territory sales goals for varegacestat in alignment with the national brand strategy.
  • Develop and execute a territory business plan identifying priority accounts, targets, and call plans.
  • Deliver clear, compliant, and compelling clinical and value-based selling messages to healthcare providers.
  • Maintain a deep understanding of the desmoid tumor treatment landscape, referral patterns, and local standards of care, adapting as market dynamics and provider needs evolve.
  • Track and report territory activity, call metrics, and business results using approved CRM tools.
  • Build and maintain strong, compliant relationships with physicians, nurses, and other office staff in the territory.
  • Identify and engage local key opinion leaders, sarcoma specialists, and multidisciplinary care teams.
  • Support compliant company-approved promotional speaker programs, in-office educational activities, and other healthcare provider engagements in accordance with applicable regulations and company policies.
  • Respond to customer questions and connect providers with Medical Affairs or Market Access as appropriate.
  • Partner with Market Development on KOL engagement and market insight sharing; with Marketing on brand strategy and promotional materials; with Market Access on payer coverage, reimbursement support, and patient access; and with Medical Affairs to ensure compliant scientific exchange.
  • Share territory-level insights and competitive intelligence with sales leadership and internal stakeholders.
  • Conduct territory activities in accordance with applicable laws, company policies, industry regulations, and legal and regulatory guidelines, including FDA promotional rules, the PhRMA Code, and OIG guidance.
  • Maintain accurate expense reporting, sample accountability if applicable, and territory documentation.
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