Italy_Product Specialist Triveneto
Pubblicato il 12-09-2026 - Celltrion in Milano
Celltrion Group provides biosimilar and innovative biopharmaceutical medications to help increase patient access to advanced therapies around the world. Celltrion Group offers biologics to about 110 countries, along with more than 30 global partners around the world. With hands-on experience and knowledge accumulated through years of working in the advanced pharmaceutical markets around the world, Celltrion Group has been securing distribution channels and providing patients with biosimilars at affordable prices.We are searching for highly motivated Pharma Product Specialist with a good scientific background and a previous experience in a similar role to join our Sales Department.Celltrion Healthcare Italy is a rapidly developing company with a strong product pipeline across multiple therapeutic areas.Candidates should have 3 years of previous experience in Specialty drugs, but attitude will be the first driver for our choice. The ideal ones are team builder, proactive, flexible and open-minded, with an energetic and result-oriented attitude,
highly motivated to contribute to the growth and to grow with our Company in Italy.Key responsibilities:* Support Area Manager understanding of assigned region(s)* Design, together with Area Manager and Medical Liaisons, a map of biologics prescribing physicians* Promote, in accordance with guidelines from Regional Business Manager, Celltrion products to physicians* Map and build a relationship with all stakeholders that can impact access and distribution of Celltrion products in the assigned area – including administrative personnel, pharmacists, physicians* Monitor local policies and commercial actions/projects of competition, report to Regional Business Manager and design potential actions to take* Keep accurate tracking of activities done and planned, in accordance with RBM requests and provided tools (CRM)* Present appropriately Celltrion products and their value proposition in light of sustainability of the healthcare sys