Product Manager - Lab / Diagnostics / Medical

Posted 4 days ago

clinical search groupOak Park (IL)

Marketing Managers Medical Laboratories

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About the role

**Only accepting candidates with product management experience in lab/diagnostics/IVD).Join a global leader in medical diagnostics. Our client is a worldwide manufacturer of laboratory diagnostics, instrumentation, and automation systems, with customers in over 120 countries. With several new product launches and rapid growth across the U.S., we’re seeking a driven Product Marketing Manager to support the growth. Medical device/equipment client in lab industry seeking Product Marketing Manager to deliver growth and execution of the product marketing strategy across the US Market. This individual will serve as the subject matter expert with a deep understanding of the clinical, competitive and market landscape. The Product manager will develop and execute go-to-market strategies, support sales enablement and lead commercialization initiatives to increase brand preference, expand market share and deliver strong business results.

Key Responsibilities:

Commercial Strategy & Execution
Market & Portfolio Development
Competitive & Market Insights
Commercialization and Launch Excellence
Events & Customer Engagement
Voice of Customer
Why You’ll Love It$130K - $150K base + 20% bonus ($156K - $180K total cash comp)
Incredible culture — supportive, practical, and high-performance environment
Fantastic hiring manager who truly “gets it” and empowers their team

Qualifications:

Bachelors Degree required preferably in business, healthcare administration or technical/lab degree required.2+ years of prior clinical diagnostics experience is required
Strongly Preferred:
Multiple Myeloma disease expertise and / or extensive experience supporting the myeloma testing market
Experience working with KOLsStrong commercial mindset with ability to translate clinical insights into market growth opportunities

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