Field Projects Manager - Hematology

Johnson & Johnson Johnson & Johnson · Pharma · Warsaw, Masovian, Poland

This role is for a Field Projects Manager in Hematology at Johnson & Johnson, focusing on pharmaceutical sales and promotion of assigned products to healthcare practitioners in Poland. The position involves achieving sales targets, building relationships with key stakeholders, implementing marketing projects, and managing a budget. It is a field-based role with commission.

What you'd actually do

  1. Achieve the allocated performance targets in a specific period of time, such as: product sales, market share, coverage and frequency of visits to customers, usage of multichannel activities, brand perception indicators (e.g. IGNITE)
  2. Identifies and builds relationships with key decision makers and influencers in the assigned accounts and develops effective network at national level
  3. Supports implementation of specific marketing projects at national level, in collaboration with the brand manager;
  4. Supports the KAM/TAA in the development of key account plans and objectives based on the analysis of in order to achieve the business objectives. Is integral part of the account team;
  5. Communicate appropriately with health care practitioners, deliver relevant therapeutic information on approved products, in accordance with the approved marketing strategy

Skills

Required

  • University Degree
  • Min. 3 years experience in pharmaceutical sales
  • Experience with speciality care, hospitals market with NFZ drug programs
  • Team worker with strong communication and negotiation skills
  • Make decisions and take responsibility for them
  • Openness and readiness to implement new business solutions
  • Customer and action oriented
  • High organizational skills
  • Good English knowledge in speaking and reading
  • Fluent use of MS Office
  • Active driving license type B
  • Availability to travel on a daily basis in the allocated territory

Nice to have

  • Clinical Experience
  • Communication
  • Cross-Functional Collaboration