RBW Consulting
Account Manager

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Are you working in healthcare PR or MedComms and interested in broadening your experience?
I’m working with a leading London healthcare communications agency looking for an Account Manager to join its growing team.
The agency works in a genuinely integrated way across healthcare PR and MedComms, with a sprinkling of brand work too, offering the opportunity to broaden your experience beyond one discipline. Their work is predominantly global, with some significant, complex accounts, and their broader healthcare expertise includes a strong presence in rare diseases as well as areas including oncology and diabetes.
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You don’t need to already have integrated experience (although this would be a bonus). You could come from either a healthcare PR or MedComms background, but you’ll need to be genuinely interested in developing your experience across both.
Healthcare communications agency experience is essential.
They’re looking for someone who brings:
- Healthcare PR or MedComms agency experience
- Strong writing skills, including the ability to develop materials such as press releases
- Confidence understanding and communicating scientific information
- Strategic thinking and curiosity
- Strong client and project management skills
- Commercial awareness and an understanding of how successful accounts grow


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This could be a particularly good move if you enjoy your current specialism but want more breadth – combining science, strategy, writing and client counsel while developing experience across a more integrated communications mix.
You’ll be joining a collaborative team with hybrid working from stunning London offices.
Get in touch with Nicky Stunt, Principal Healthcare Communications Recruiter, nicky.stunt@RBWConsulting.com for a confidential conversation.
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