Scholarrock

Regional Director, Rx Onboarding and Care Coordination, East

Scholarrock · Cambridge, MA

Posted about 3 months ago

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This role has been open
81 days
Scholarrock's roles stay open a median of 75 days
Reposted
No
Salary listed
No
0% of Scholarrock's roles list one
Ghost-job risk at Scholarrock
high
21 stale, 0 reposted of 22 open
Hiring momentum
27 roles opened in the last 90 days
↑ up vs. the prior 90 days
Last confirmed on the employer's board
2026-10-25

Measured from postings appearing on and disappearing from Scholarrock's own lever board since 2026-08-04. Full hiring picture for Scholarrock.

About this role

The Regional Director, Rx Onboarding and Care Coordination, East is responsible for leading and developing a team of Rx Onboarding and Care Coordinators who assist patients and caregivers during their treatment journey for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA). This role involves collaborating with various stakeholders to enhance patient onboarding and therapy support while ensuring a consistent experience for patients, caregivers, healthcare providers, and infusion centers.

Our read on this posting2.0out of 5
benefits
1/5
freshness
1/5
career value
4/5
role clarity
4/5
pay transparency
0/5

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What you need

  • Strong people leadership skills
  • Patient access expertise
  • Experience in rare diseases
  • Ability to drive execution in a dynamic launch environment

Worth weighing

  • Field-based role may require travel
  • Focus on a specific disease area (SMA) may limit broader experience

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Listed by Scholarrock on their lever job board, last confirmed open on 2026-10-25. PitchMeAI is not the employer.

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