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A global specialty pharmaceutical company is seeking an Integrated Healthcare Specialist to join its new UK team. This hybrid role is pivotal for influencing pre-launch strategies in dermatology/immunology. Duties include building stakeholder relationships, developing territory plans, and overseeing sales excellence. Candidates should have a strong pharmaceutical sales background and experience in secondary care. The role involves competitive compensation, a company car, and additional benefits, making it an exciting opportunity in a growing field.
CK Group are recruiting for an Integrated Healthcare Specialist (IHS) on a hybrid, permanent basis. A global specialty pharmaceutical company is building a brand‑new UK Integrated Healthcare Specialist team to support entry into an exciting new specialist therapy area within secondary care (dermatology/immunology). This is a rare opportunity to join a business at the start of its journey in a new therapeutic area, help shape its UK footprint, and play a key role in pre‑launch preparation and early commercial execution ahead of wider team expansion later in the launch cycle.
As an Integrated Healthcare Specialist, you'll combine strong sales capability with account development, pathway understanding, and stakeholder engagement across secondary care. You'll build relationships, prepare accounts for launch, and support early uptake planning in a compliant, non‑promotional environment.
Operate to the highest standards of compliance and governance (ABPI Code).
Experience in dermatology, immunology or other specialist therapy areas (highly desirable).
Initial focus across England, with territories likely to include:
National travel will be required as the team is established.
For more information, please contact Julia Day on (phone number removed) or (url removed). Please quote reference (phone number removed) for all communications. It is essential that applicants hold the entitlement to work in the UK.