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As the Specialist Account Manager - Biologics, you will manage and grow strategic accounts across Victoria East and Tasmania, driving uptake of an innovative biologic treatment for patients living with severe asthma. You will build trusted relationships with Respiratory Physicians and other key stakeholders to help improve access to the right patients at the right time.
Job Responsibility
Own your territory with disciplined execution
Build high-value customer partnerships
Take full ownership of performance
Work cross-functionally to unlock opportunities
Bring energy, resilience and a growth mindset
Lead with integrity
Requirements
Bachelors degree (or relevant diploma) in Life Sciences, Business or a related field
18 months to two years of experience in hospital account management, key account management or specialty pharmaceutical sales
Experience in Respiratory (ideal)
Strong relationship-building and stakeholder engagement skills
Experience collaborating with medical affairs, access and procurement teams
Ability to analyse data and translate insights into practical account actions
Clear and confident communication skills for clinical and commercial audiences
Proven ability to create and deliver account plans and manage territory activities
Experience using CRM systems and digital engagement tools
Ability to travel regularly across the assigned territory and hold a valid driver’s licence
Nice to have
Experience in Respiratory
What we offer
Competitive base salary
Annual bonus based on company performance
Flexible working options available for most roles
Learning and career development
Access to healthcare & wellbeing programmes
Employee recognition programmes
5 Feel Good Days and 1 volunteer day (on top of your annual leave)
Option to purchase up to 4 weeks’ additional leave per year