Oncology Territory Manager, Solid Tumor (Minneapolis North)
Oncology Territory Manager, Solid Tumor (Minneapolis North)
Posted 9 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Bachelor's Degree.
- Minimum of 5 years pharmaceutical/biologic experience with at least 2 years within oncology.
- Breast Cancer experience preferred (ideally within past 7 years)
- Proven sales track record in the relevant product line.
- Must have a valid driver's license.
- While performing the functions of this position, the individual must be able to frequently sit, stand, walk and drive a vehicle for an extended period of time.
- Travel is required to customer sites, including overnight travel that will vary depending on territory. Minimum expected travel is 50%+Skills/Knowledge
- Clinical knowledge of product category with strong up to date understanding of the breast cancer treatment landscape.
- Solid understanding and application of business concepts, procedures and practices.
- Demonstrated ability to exceed business plan/quota, and able to develop sales plans for all required opportunities.
- Capable of managing time and resources within the assigned territory in conjunction with near-term plans to ensure the territory's objectives are achieved.
- Ensure compliance with governmental and Stemline regulations. Maintaining honesty, integrity and excellent work ethic.
- Able to enhance teamwork within the region and maintain a collaborative relationship with all levels of the organization.
- Implement assigned operations within an established budget.
- Able to influence others and function effectively in a team environment.
- Excellent interpersonal, organizational, communication and listening skills.
- Entrepreneurial approach to market environments.
- Basic to intermediate Microsoft Office skills in Excel, Word and Outlook and CRMs.
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