Advance GI Oncology patient outcomes through scientific engagement and territory strategy in this field-based Ontario position with GSK. Support launch success across multiple territories.
GSK seeks a Therapeutic Specialist reporting to the National Sales Manager, GI Oncology. You will develop territory plans, understand hospital pathways, and engage healthcare professionals. The position requires oncology or specialty-medicine experience, commercial acumen, and strong scientific literacy. It also supports coordinated customer engagement across strategic accounts.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop strategic territory plans with measurable objectives and customer priorities
- Own sales targets and prioritize customers using data and analytics
- Engage healthcare professionals in evidence-based scientific discussions
- Monitor competitors, market dynamics, and evolving treatment practices
- Coordinate account plans across Sales, Medical, and Market Access
Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience; advanced scientific degree is an asset
- Relevant oncology, specialty medicine, or hospital-market experience
- Success delivering commercial objectives and strategic customer relationships
- Ability to translate complex data into territory strategies
- Experience supporting launches or driving growth in dynamic markets
Bring oncology expertise, commercial judgment, and scientific communication skills to GSK's GI Oncology territories across Ontario.
GI Oncology Therapeutic Specialist in Mississauga employer: GSK
GSK Canada is an exceptional employer that fosters a collaborative and innovative work culture, particularly in the dynamic field of clinical research. Located in Mississauga, employees benefit from a hybrid work model that promotes work-life balance while engaging in meaningful projects that directly impact patient care. With ample opportunities for professional growth and development, GSK is committed to empowering its team members to excel in their careers and contribute to groundbreaking advancements in healthcare.
