Whether you want to practice at a local practice or in a corporate health care delivery system managing many institutions, there is a demand for a career in Pharmaceutical Policy.
Real-World Learning, Global Health Impact
Karen Gallagher, RN, M.S.
“The Master's in Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy from the University of Florida provided a strong foundation in evidence evaluation, health policy, and market access that I draw on in my role as an Asset General Manager, Strategy Lead at Spark Therapeutics within Roche. With a focus on rare diseases, CNS and gene therapy, my work spans global markets and complex access environments. The program’s practical, real-world approach helped me connect scientific innovation with strategies that ensure patients around the world can benefit from breakthrough therapies.”
Examples of jobs after graduation include:
- Regulatory Affairs Program Lead
- Head of Quality Assurance
- Medicare Regulatory Manager
- Director of Regulatory Reporting
- General Counsel, Regulatory & Legal
- Regulatory Health Project Manager
- Executive Director
- Drug Policy Analyst
- Head of Drug Policy
Companies that hire graduates include:
- Biopharma & Medical Device
- Health Insurance Companies
- Law Firms Specializing in Health Law
- Regulatory Agencies (i.e., FDA)
- Pharmacy Benefit Management Companies
- Specialty Pharmacy or Big Pharmacy Chains
- Clinical Trial Research Organizations
- Health Policy Organizations
- Hospitals & Hospital Systems
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