FAQs
What is the primary purpose of the Therapeutic Area Partner role?
The primary purpose of the Therapeutic Area Partner role is to drive sales, advocacy, and market access through successful interactions with healthcare professionals in specific therapy areas.
What are the essential qualifications for this position?
A university degree in Science, Medical, Pharma, or Veterinarian Sciences is essential, along with a minimum of 3-5 years of pharmaceutical sales experience, particularly in the renal therapeutic area.
Is knowledge of the renal therapeutic area required?
Yes, a strong background in the renal therapeutic area is essential for this role.
What skills are necessary for a Therapeutic Area Partner?
Necessary skills include stakeholder management, market analysis, business acumen, clear communication, analytical thinking, and an innovative approach to lead generation and account management.
Will the Therapeutic Area Partner work with healthcare professionals?
Yes, the Therapeutic Area Partner will engage with healthcare professionals to provide scientific information and discuss relevant medical data concerning the therapy area.
How will performance be measured in this role?
Performance will be measured through key performance indicators such as sales revenue achievement, customer satisfaction, maintenance of key accounts, and effective sales planning and reporting.
Does this role involve budget responsibility?
Yes, the Therapeutic Area Partner is responsible for the budget allocated to cover customer activities.
Is experience with healthcare professionals and existing networks important?
Yes, having an established network with healthcare professionals specializing in renal diseases is desirable for this position.
What languages are required for this position?
Written and spoken English are essential, and proficiency in Arabic is considered a plus.
What is the work environment like at Novartis?
Novartis is committed to building an outstanding and inclusive work environment with diverse teams that reflect the patients and communities they serve.