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About the role

Abbott in the United States seeks an Oncology Account Representative (ROL) to develop strategic plans, maximize product utilization in targeted accounts, and maintain key relationships with oncologists and providers. This role emphasizes service quality, CRM management, and collaboration across teams to support cancer diagnostics. The position requires deep disease-state knowledge, strong communications, and the ability to travel up to 75% of the time, engaging with national and regional

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