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Key Account Manager

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Key Account Manager | Pain Management
East Anglia and South Central
The successful candidate will be operating across varied levels of the NHS and will be responsible for securing business growth, by developing and effectively implementing strategic account plans within their designated territory.
Company Overview:
Our client is an international pharmaceutical company who puts patients at the forefront of everything they do. Their goal is to improve lives through the development of innovative, life-changing medicines and solutions.
- Global leaders in pain management medication.
- Committed to sustainability and environmental issues.
- Competitive salary and extensive benefits package.
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Job Overview:
- Working with HCPs and payers to review their evidence-based use of pain treatments.
- Retain top customers and nurture those key relationships over time.
- Payer customer responsibilities depending on the account plan needs, which involves knowledge of Market Access environment.
- Identify and understand the priorities and challenges of all stakeholders within our accounts, both clinical and payer.
- Use of a blended Omnichannel approach to ensure interactions move customers to be trusted partners.
- Demonstrate detailed knowledge and understanding of pain therapy area and associated patients’ pathways, identifying opportunities for these patients in the health system.


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To be successful:
- Life Sciences or Business Degree, or other relevant qualification.
- Pharmaceutical sales experience in both primary and secondary care.
- ABPI qualified.
- Omnichannel and virtual engagement experience.
- Proven success in achieving sales targets.
- Customer and patient focus.
- Experience promoting within pain management ideal.
How to apply:
If you like the sound of this opportunity and you’re ready to take the next step in your career, we would love to hear from you! Please click the 'Easy Apply' button or contact Sarah Whitby on 01225 336 335 for more information.
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