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Benefits include an excellent salary and competitive bonus scheme, very competitive car allowance plus paid mileage, 23 days annual paid holiday plus option to buy 5 extra days, private healthcare (BUPA), flexible benefits like competitive pension, life assurance, group income protection, personal accident insurance, online wellbeing supports, and corporate rates for gym memberships and discounts.
This is a full-time, field-based role covering Scotland and Northern Ireland, focused on hospital key accounts across the territory.
Required skills include prior sales experience in healthcare/pharmaceuticals, familiarity with the Nutrition industry and KOLs, advanced knowledge of nutrition therapies like GI enteral feeding and Crohn's disease, in-depth NHS knowledge, proficiency in Veeva CRM, and exceptional communication and analytical skills.
The role offers an excellent salary and competitive bonus scheme, though specific figures are not detailed.
A strong candidate is commercially driven with prior medical sales experience in secondary care, a proven track record in healthcare sales, deep knowledge of the NHS and nutrition industry especially enteral feeding, and skills in relationship-building, CRM use, and achieving sales targets.
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