Job Description

Division

India Business

Department

Critical Care

Employment Type

Permanent

Job Purpose

Achieve defined business targets by managing a team of 5-6 Area Business Managers with an overall responsibility to generate approximately Rs 18 - 20 crore business annually for India Business within the assigned therapy area and geography

Accountabilities

I. Responsible for business achievement for respective therapy area to achieve budget through team
II. Manage external customers to ensure business development through support generally aiming at developing and implementing business growth opportunities
III. Ensure right hiring and learning and recognition through different interventions for the teams to drive high performance and meet targets
IV. Control & monitor team performance towards compliance and ethical working by engaging the team and tracking their performance
V. Ensuring planning, monitoring and reviews of team performance and aligning their individual objectives to organization objectives to overall raising their performance as per expectation

Education Qualification

Graduate preferably with science background

Relevant Work Experience

7-10 years of pharmaceutical sales experience in critical care segment with minimum 3 years in similar role as a second line manager in pharmaceutical industry

should have experience as a second line manager from Critical Care sales segment

Competencies/Skills

Communication Skills (clarity of thought, comprehension)

Likely potential for growth

Job / Product / Technical Knowledge / Pharma domain knowledge

Presentation & Interpersonal skills (If applicable)

Managerial or People Management skills

Safety awareness (If applicable)

Relevance of Previous Experience

Comprehension, Analytical & Problem solving abilities

Productivity & Result Orientation (If applicable)

Attitude

Qualification fitment

Sales drive (If applicable)

Personality traits (Individualistic / Team player, Out spoken, Maturity level etc.)

Job Location

Nagpur [Maharashtra]

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