Interested in contributing to improving health outcomes for Canadians? At the pCPA, our goal is to achieve greater value for publicly funded drug programs and patients through expert-informed negotiations.
What we do
Our team works closely with the pCPA member jurisdictions (provinces, territories and federal programs) to provide support in negotiations, administration, communications, standardization, analytics, process design and policy related to brand-name and generic products.
We’re a growing organization and are actively searching for talented individuals to be a part of our team.
100% remote
We offer a 100% remote (within Canada) work environment. This means our employees are based throughout Canada, allowing us to tap into the country’s best talent.
Current opportunities
Explore our career opportunities to become part of an organization that’s working to preserve a sustainable publicly funded health system in Canada.
Director, Partner Relations
The director, Partner Relations is accountable to the executive director, Communications, by working to maintain and elevate the pCPA’s profile, reputation and influence with partner organizations, governments, associations and other stakeholders within the Canadian pharmaceutical ecosystem.
This role establishes and oversees the strategic planning and operational requirements of the pCPA’s stakeholder relations function. The director leads the development, execution and evaluation of initiatives that align with the organization’s mandate and objectives. This role requires a blend of strategic thinking, public policy and public affairs expertise, and stakeholder engagement acumen.
Senior Negotiator
The senior negotiator is accountable to the senior manager, Negotiations, by providing expertise and leadership in the planning, coordinating, and managing negotiations on behalf of the pCPA to obtain the best possible value and maximize drug plans’ investment in the health care system.
This role also leads and/or contributes to concurrent projects, negotiation teams, and committees involving various stakeholders related to planning, coordinating, and implementing negotiation strategies and processes for agreements with federal, provincial, and territorial public drug plans and pharmaceutical manufacturers.
Senior Pharmacist
The senior pharmacist is accountable to the senior manager, Negotiations, by providing professional and scientific knowledge and advice related to pharmaceuticals and ensures the technical accuracy of committee notes, briefing material, correspondence, and other documentation. This role is also responsible for leading and/or supporting negotiations and developing and recommending policies, communications products criteria, methodologies, and databases to support the pCPA and the federal, provincial, and territorial public drug plans.
Send us your resume
If you’re not seeing an opportunity that fits your experience, we still want to hear from you. Send your resume to [email protected].