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Praxis Precision Medicines

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  • National Director, Patient Education Liaison

    United States - Remote

    remote $225K-$240K

    National Director, Patient Education Liaison United States - Remote National Director, Patient Education Liaison Location: Remote, United States (Travel Required) Position Summary At Praxis, we believe patients and caregivers deserve more than access to innovative therapies-they deserve a trusted partner throughout their treatment journey. The National Director, Patient Education Liaison (PEL) will build, lead, and develop a field-based team responsible for supporting patients and caregivers from prescription through treatment initiation and beyond. The PEL team serves as a trusted educational resource while also helping patients and families navigate access-related challenges that may delay or disrupt treatment. Working closely with healthcare providers, Patient Services, specialty pharmacies, Market Access, and internal cross-functional partners, the PEL team helps ensure patients understand their therapy, know what to expect throughout the treatment journey, and receive timely support when barriers arise. This leader will establish the vision, strategy, capabilities, and performance standards for the Patient Education Liaison organization while creating an exceptional experience for patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers. Primary Responsibilities Build and Lead the Patient Education Liaison Team Build, lead, and develop a high-performing field-based team of Patient Education Liaisons. Establish the strategy, operating model, performance expectations, and development plans for the organization. Create a culture aligned with Praxis values of Trust, Ownership, Curiosity, and Results. Recruit, coach, and retain exceptional talent. Enhance the Patient and Caregiver Experience Develop and execute strategies that improve patient and caregiver education, confidence, and treatment readiness. Ensure consistent, high-quality patient engagement across the treatment journey. Oversee the development and

  • Medical Science Liaison - Epilepsies

    United States - Remote

    remote $145K-$175K

    Medical Science Liaison - Epilepsies United States - Remote Location: This position may be performed remotely, but requires the flexibility and willingness to travel as needed. The Opportunity Praxis is seeking a field-based Medical Science Liaison (MSL) to support Medical Affairs activities for relutrigine during pre-launch and potential launch. This role is focused on building trusted scientific partnerships with a defined set of high-priority academic and community neurology centers, delivering high-quality scientific exchange, and generating actionable insights to inform medical strategy and ensure clinical readiness. This is a field-facing, development-oriented role operating within a highly focused engagement model, where you will engage healthcare professionals managing rare and developmental epilepsies. You will communicate emerging clinical data, deepen disease state understanding, and identify unmet needs and potential barriers to patient care. Working closely with internal, cross-functional partners to support aligned and compliant execution of pre-launch and launch activities in a dynamic and evolving environment. Success in this role requires strong scientific curiosity, effective communication skills, and the ability to engage in complex clinical discussions while continuing to build confidence and independence in the field. Primary Responsibilities Build and maintain scientific relationships with healthcare professionals, investigators, and key opinion leaders at a defined set of priority academic and community neurology centers Deliver accurate, balanced, and compliant scientific exchange on disease state, clinical data, and the relutrigine clinical profile, including complex discussions in rare and genetic epilepsies Support pre-launch medical readiness by educating stakeholders on emerging data, evolving treatment paradigms, and patient identification considerations

  • Director, Patient Support Program Operations

    United States - Remote

    remote $215K-$235K

    Director, Patient Support Program Operations United States - Remote Location: This position may be performed remotely, but requires the flexibility and willingness to travel as needed. The Opportunity Praxis is preparing for its first commercial launch. The Director, PSP Operations will partner closely with the Head of Patient Services to operationalize the Relutrigine Patient Support Program and stand up the internal HUB ahead of approval. This is a builder-operator role. You will translate strategy into execution, standing up workflows, pressure-testing processes, and ensuring systems, teams, and partners are ready for launch. You will serve as the operational integrator across HUB, field teams, and partners to ensure every patient touchpoint is seamless, compliant, and reliable. Experience in rare disease and internal HUBs is required for this role. You will own day-to-day HUB execution, including case management operations, workflow integrity, and performance management. This includes building and refining intake pathways and process flows, SOPs, training, and quality controls of the case management team to enable consistent, high-quality execution. Previous experience managing a case manager team is required. A critical part of this role is applying strong technology judgment, leveraging CRM platforms, and tools to improve efficiency, data quality, and patient experience in practical, compliant ways to enable an exceptional HUB experience. You are curious and proactive, comfortable testing new approaches while maintaining a high bar for patient safety and compliance and know when to pilot versus scale proven solutions. Primary Responsibilities Operationalize the HUB: Stand-up core PSP operations including intake pathways, process