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Shionogi

Specialty pharma marketing pain and anti-infectives

Key Account Manager

Field SalesConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeAtlanta, GA, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • A BS or BA degree is required.
  • Hospital-based pharmaceutical experience is required.
  • Demonstrated experience in hospital or health system environments with anti-infective, critical care, or intravenous experience is strongly preferred.
  • The employee must successfully complete all relevant training and certify in product knowledge for the assigned products within a reasonable time frame.
  • The employee must understand how hospital products are purchased, ordered, and administered, including the formulary process and reimbursement policies.
  • The employee must be able to understand and navigate hospital systems to gain access to key decision makers.
  • Experience building rapport and relationships within institutional settings to expand product awareness and utilization and make an immediate impact on healthcare professionals is required.
  • A demonstrated track record of successfully facilitating educational programs is required.
  • The employee must be able to communicate clinical data and demonstrate competence with a highly scientific product.
  • Successful hospital antibiotic launch experience is a plus.
  • Successful experience establishing hospital product formulary approval through pharmacy and therapeutics committees within the intravenous antibiotic or related category is required.
  • Successful experience coordinating account-related events is required.
  • Business-to-business experience and/or the ability to demonstrate strong influencing skills is required.
  • A documented record of performance and achievement is required.
  • Excellent oral, presentation, and written communication skills are required.
  • Strong organizational, interpersonal, and listening skills are required.
  • The employee must be able to work independently and collaborate internally as a team member to deliver results.
  • The employee must demonstrate digital competence, including the ability to deliver presentations digitally using an iPad.
  • The employee must be proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Outlook.
  • The employee must reside within the boundaries of the assigned geographic territory.
  • The employee must drive safely to required meetings and appointments and hold a valid driver’s license with a clean driving record, and must be able to pass a complete background check.
  • The employee must hold valid licenses and credentials required to conduct business in the assigned territory.
  • The employee must be able and willing to travel approximately 80% of the year, including driving or flying to meetings and conventions; some overnight or weekend travel may be required.
  • The employee must be able to articulate clearly and conduct verbal presentations to large and small audiences; travel by automobile and/or airplane; view video display terminal images less than 18 inches away for up to four hours at a time; operate a computer keyboard and telephone; sit for up to four hours at a time; and lift, tug, or pull up to 15 pounds.

Responsibilities

  • Establish clinical understanding and demand for the target accounts among infectious disease physicians, pharmacists, and the microbiology community.
  • Promote the product in the geographic area by navigating the institutional formulary approval process and educating customers on appropriate product use.
  • Understand and leverage the access landscape to establish or expand institutional product access through effective engagement with pharmacy directors, infectious disease pharmacists and physicians, microbiologists, and other key customers.
  • Consistently call on and educate physicians and other stakeholders within targeted institutions about the use of the company’s anti-infective products through one-on-one meetings, presentations, professional education programs, and other appropriate means.
  • Apply deep knowledge of hospital practices, including formulary management and pharmaceutical product review.
  • Establish professional relationships and maintain effective communication with customers at multiple levels, including infectious disease opinion leaders, key hospital medical staff, and pharmacies.
  • Create product education opportunities while enhancing the company’s image and commitment to medicine, working directly with local and regional thought leaders and professional societies.
  • Maintain high call and field productivity and meet or exceed call-plan expectations, spending five full-time days in the field each week.
  • Collaborate with Regional Account Management, Market Access Leadership, Medical Affairs, and Marketing on needs and opportunities, key opinion leader touchpoints, and formulary changes.
  • Identify and communicate field issues, opportunities, and competitive activities through appropriate organizational channels.
  • Achieve formulary adoption goals within the territory while adhering to ethical market-access practices and required regulations.
  • Execute brand strategies to ensure a consistent company marketing message.
  • Analyze territory information and insights to develop and execute account plans, optimize routing, and maximize field resources to achieve results.
  • Accurately report field activities and territory expenses and submit written reports by management-defined deadlines.
  • Develop positive, interactive relationships with peers, customers, and company managers.
  • Conduct company business in accordance with regulations, including Prescription Drug Marketing Act and sample requirements, and company policies and procedures; maintain high ethical and professional standards.
  • Pursue continuous learning and professional development in efficient sales, communication, managed care, and product knowledge.
  • Manage and maintain company equipment and promotional materials, including company literature and computers, in accordance with company guidelines.
  • Attend company-sponsored meetings as directed; in-person attendance may be required under current company policy.

Desired Qualifications

  • Demonstrated experience in hospital or health system environments with anti-infective, critical care, or intravenous experience.
  • Successful hospital antibiotic launch experience.

About the Company

Shionogi

Specialty pharma marketing pain and anti-infectives

Shionogi expanded its U.S. portfolio by acquiring Victory Pharma’s marketed products, adding pain medications and anti-infectives to its lineup. The products include Naprelan for pain and anti-infectives like MOXATAG and KEFLEX, which Shionogi’s existing U.S. sales force markets to doctors. The move paired a pain-focused line with infectious-disease drugs to balance seasonal demand and reach pain specialists, rheumatologists, orthopedic surgeons, and some primary care physicians. The goal was to grow Shionogi’s presence in U.S. pain management and infectious diseases by integrating Victory Pharma’s products into its sales and marketing engine, though Victory Pharma later faced a federal settlement related to promotional practices.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Florham Park, NJ
Founded
2001

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