Jobs in Medical Sales News

  • Roche trials could provide new ovarian cancer treatment
    06/07/2010
    People looking to get into pharmaceutical sales jobs could soon be selling a new ovarian cancer therapy which has been successful in recent studies.
  • Green industry 'still has huge potential'
    29/06/2010
    The green sector still offers real potential for expansion, growth and creation of roles, such as sales jobs, according to one expert.
  • GlaxoSmithKline sees sales grow
    29/04/2010
    One of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies has revealed that its total consumer healthcare sales rose by nine per cent in Europe and dwarfed the estimated one per cent growth.
  • Abbott 'bolstered by strong sales growth'
    26/04/2010
    One of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies has released its annual figures, which show that strong sales have helped yield a successful year.
  • Roche pharmaceutical sales grow by 9%
    20/04/2010
    Roche, one of Europe's largest pharmaceutical firms has reported increased sales of nine per cent in the first quarter of 2010, with its popular cancer medication being a large factor in its success.

Jobseekers 'must paint a full picture of competence'

By Paul Goatman

Candidates looking for pharmaceutical sales jobs should paint a perfect picture of their skill level when looking for employment in the current economic climate, it has been claimed.

According to Avril Horn, senior consultant at CSL Recruitment, once jobseekers see a position they should look around on other job sites to see where else the role is advertised.

She went on to say a valid recruitment agent should be able to provide candidates with a company job description immediately so it can be reviewed against a current CV.

Ms Horn added: "Spend time analysing your career citing achievements, skill level and writing a good profile in accord with the many guidance documents around."

She went on to say that scientists and physicians working for pharmaceutical firms looking to recruit staff often betray a lack of skill in distinguishing between job description and actual job content, as they often do not have the time or inclination to self-promote.

Last week Vicki Brackett, founder of job website Make it Happen, commented that recruitment firms need to support candidates looking for sales jobs throughout their employment search.
ADNFCR-1617-ID-19219779-ADNFCR

Filed: 15-06-2009

Bookmark and Share

Jobs