Associate Market Access Specialist, North Italy

Every 30 minutes a stroke patient who could have been saved either dies or is permanently disabled because they were treated in the wrong hospital.

Our mission is clear: to increase the number of patients treated in stroke-ready hospitals and to optimize the quality of treatment in all existing stroke centers. We are building a global community of stroke centers and stroke-ready hospitals working tirelessly to improve the quality of treatment for every stroke patient.

This is a unique opportunity to join IQVIA to enhance stroke care worldwide through a corporate social responsibility project.

To help lead this change were looking for a passionate Consultants to join our team in North Italy.

Territory to cover: Lombardia Valle DAosta Liguria Piemonte.

Responsibilities:

After comprehensive and ongoing training you will be ready to:

• Enhance the efficiency of stroke patient management

• Support hospitals and healthcare professionals with continuous training and organizational tools

• Serve as an expert Therapeutic Consultant promoting new diagnostic and treatment guidelines to hospitals

• Foster and promote quality monitoring programs to ensure consistent hospital performance

• Expand the projects reach to new hospitals

• Lead multidisciplinary stroke teams through continuous improvement

• Improve therapeutic protocols in major hospitals

Required Skills:

• Excellent scientific background ideally with a PhD in Neuroscience

• High motivation and strong interpersonal skills

• Fluency in English and Italian

• Leadership abilities

• Proactive flexible and strong problem-solving skills

• Availability to travel up to 70% of the time

• Eligibility to work full-time

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