FDA-approved neuropsych treatments with mid-to-late-stage pipeline in cognitive disorders
Acadia is a mid-sized pharma manufacturer with two commercial products (Parkinson's disease psychosis and Rett syndrome treatments) and a pipeline focused on Alzheimer's and Lewy body dementia psychosis. The tech stack is pharma-conventional—Veeva CRM/Vault, Salesforce, Azure, NetSuite, Coupa—built for regulatory compliance and supply chain. Active hiring skews heavily toward senior roles (59 of 126 openings) across sales, ops, and healthcare functions, signaling simultaneous expansion of commercial reach and internal operational maturity, while projects cluster around inspection readiness, quality system digitization, and medication access logistics.
Notable leadership hires: Director of Access, Medical Director, Head of Mid-Sized Countries, Alliance Management Director, Chemical Development Director
Acadia manufactures FDA-approved treatments for neurodegenerative and rare neuropsychiatric disorders, with current commercial products in Parkinson's psychosis and Rett syndrome. The company is developing mid-to-late-stage candidates in Alzheimer's psychosis and Lewy body dementia psychosis, alongside early-stage programs for other unmet neurological needs. Operations span clinical development, manufacturing, regulatory affairs, and commercial access; the company maintains a presence in the United States, Switzerland, and Germany. Scale sits at 501–1,000 employees with active recruitment emphasis on senior clinical, sales, and operational leadership.
Veeva (CRM, Vault), Salesforce (core + Marketing Cloud), Microsoft Azure (with Synapse for analytics), NetSuite (finance), Coupa (procurement), Power BI, OneTrust (compliance), Agiloft (contract management), plus standard Office 365 and collaboration tools (Zoom, Webex).
United States, Switzerland, and Germany. Notable leadership roles include regional directors (Head of Mid-Sized Countries) and clinical/regulatory positions with geographic scope.
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