Nucleus Global

Medical Communications

SeniorAccountExecutive

London, United Kingdom; Manchester, United Kingdom Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Senior Account Executive at Nucleus Global. Skills: Account management, Publications, Medical affairs. Support on communications projects. Deliver scientific services to clients”

What You'll Achieve.

Achieve outcomes that matter; Meeting and surpassing client needs; Guaranteeing high business standards

Industry & Context.

Medical Communications

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Previous experience working in a medical communications agency or pharmaceutical marketing environment, Previous experience in publications, Excellent project management skills, Financial understanding with experience of budgeting, Written and verbal communication skills

Nice to Have

Comfortable supporting on client facing projects on dynamic accounts while meeting client and group objectives, A flair for working well within a team

What You'll Do.

Support on communications projects

Deliver scientific services to clients

Research information from sources

Provide expertise in therapy areas

Maintain excellent relations with clients

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Work as part of a collaborative team

Communication Scope

Written communication skills; Verbal communication skills

Process & Methodology

Project management skills

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