Pharmaceutical representative vs specialty representative

Differences between pharmaceutical representative and specialty representative duties and responsibilities

Pharmaceutical representative example responsibilities.

• Manage and promote cardiovascular and respiratory products to local cardiologist, endocrinologists & allergists.
• Manage Santa Rosa/San Francisco territories, marketing and selling respiratory, urology, cardiology to pharmacies and primary care physicians.
• Collaborate with institution, cardiology, and diabetes specialists to increase penetration and productivity in hospital and endocrinology.
• Complete extensive training in disease states such as hypertension, atherosclerosis, allergy, neurology and pain management.
• Promote pharmaceuticals in the anti-microbial, neurology and gastroenterology markets.
• Conduct discussions for a new drug for the treatment of hypertension.
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Specialty representative example responsibilities.

• Manage the strategic planning and territory development of neurology accounts.
• Manage the development, productivity and utilization of local, regional and national speakers for hyperlipidemia and hypertension.
• Attract and build strong advocates within large cardiology groups by building a reputation on integrity, product knowledge and accountability.
• Develop and influence neurology and psychiatry opinion leaders by organizing medical education events, residency and speaker programs.
• Present in-services for healthcare teams in surgery, ICU and GI settings.
• Work with key colorectal surgeons and anesthesiologists to prepare for the launch of Entereg.
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