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Our client, an integrated healthcare and medical communications agency, is looking for an Account Manager for their medical communications agency. The agency is based in central London offices overlooking the river Thames (hybrid working set-up), and the agency is known to be super friendly, sociable and focused on employee training and development.

The Account Manager

You will work within their exciting medical communications team on a range of healthcare projects and accounts Working with top pharmaceutical and healthcare clients on allocated accounts You will provide clients with effective counsel, be responsible for challenging briefs, managing issues and ensuring quality service, as well as recommending innovative and strategic solutions. Setting and managing budgets on your accounts Advocating for the agency in new business, including getting involved with pitches etc. Requirements

Healthcare/ medical communications agency experience up to at least senior account executive level Ability to juggle multiple projects and deadlines Experience in managing the finance of a project and tracking budgets Ability to adapt to new therapy areas, projects and accounts A passion for healthcare and making a difference through communications

What you will get in return

A raft of benefits related to insurance, pensions, sabbaticals and health & wellness Everyone is allocated two line managers and one mentor to support your development and growth An exciting social calendar for example, wine & cheese nights, Halloween party etc etc. Opportunity to get involved with various electives for example, pro bono work, volunteering, social committee, DE&I initiatives A huge variety of work in different therapy areas including diabetes, obesity, gastro, alzheimer’s, women’s health, cardiovascular, vaccines, neurology, rare diseases to name a few!

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