Pharmaceutical Sales Rep (Naperville/Chicago)

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scientific searchChicago (IL)

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$110-130k

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Pharmaceutical Sales Representative
Location: Naperville/Chicago, ILMy client, an innovative pharmaceutical company with a growing footprint in neurology, is expanding its commercial team following the successful launch of its first branded therapy in epilepsy. This is your opportunity to join a mission-driven organization that integrates science, strategy, and compassion — helping advance care for patients with neurological disorders while building a rewarding sales career. MULTIPLE LAUNCHES COMING IN 2027 Start Date for these positions will be early January Why You Should Apply Join a fast-growing specialty pharma company focused on neurology and CNS therapies Be part of a major expansion following a successful new drug launch Comprehensive benefits: health, dental, vision, 401(k), life, disability, PTOCollaborate directly with leadership to shape future product launches Base Salary Target $110-130k Company Car or Allowance Available!
What You’ll Be Doing: Manage and grow an assigned neurology/epilepsy sales territory Develop and maintain strong relationships with physicians, hospitals, and key accounts Promote the company’s flagship epilepsy product using clinical and market insight Execute strategic sales plans and exceed quarterly revenue goals Collaborate with marketing, managed care, and internal teams to drive territory success
About You: Bachelor’s degree with proven success in pharmaceutical or biotech sales Launch experience in CNS or neurology preferred Strong communicator with exceptional relationship-building and negotiation skills Self-motivated, competitive, and results-driven
How To Apply: We’d love to see your resume, but we don’t need it to have a conversation. Send us an email to Emily@scientificsearch.com and tell me why you’re interested. Or, feel free to email your resume. Please include Job #20138.

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