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Research Manager (Healthcare)

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Are you Research Manager looking to work on in the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors? Then you could be the perfect fit for this market research agency in this flexible Research Manage role!

JOB TITLE: Research Manager
SALARY: £40k - £50k
LOCATION: London

THE COMPANY

An international organisation that fosters a vibrant and friendly environment that deliver bespoke research for a vast range of clients. They have seen a huge amount of growth working through a variety of sectors that include Healthcare, Media and Consumer, delivering the best insight for clients no matter which workstream they are in.

They are currently looking to bring on Research Manager level candidate, who has experience in or is looking to work projects within the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors.

KEY DUTIES

Leading day-to-day project logistics and liaise with suppliers
Responsible for end-to-end projects within the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors
Getting involved in the day to day, from helping shape questionnaires, structuring analysis and delivering debriefsSKILLS & EXPERIENCE

Previous experience writing winning proposals, and designing bespoke solutions to answer client's business questions
Previous experience working with both quantitative and qualitative methodologies
Previous experience developing and pushing more junior members of the team, helping drive progressionInterested in this Research Manager role? Apply now and let's have a chat!

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