AYSHEH MAHMOUD Abu Alshaar

Pharmacist – Medical Representative / Healthcare Program Associate
Position Title: Pharmacist – Medical Representative / Healthcare Program Associate Location: Amman, Jordan Employment Type: Full-time Sector: Pharmaceutical Distribution / Healthcare Organization

🎯 **Role Overview:
A qualified pharmacist with strong communication and scientific skills, seeking to contribute to the healthcare sector either through pharmaceutical sales or public health initiatives. The role involves promoting medical products, supporting health programs, and building professional relationships with healthcare providers.**

🧰 Key Responsibilities:
Medical Representative (Pharmaceutical Warehouse):

Promote pharmaceutical products to physicians, pharmacists, and healthcare institutions

Conduct product presentations and scientific detailing

Achieve sales targets and maintain client relationships

Monitor market trends and competitor activity

Ensure compliance with pharmaceutical regulations and ethical standards

Healthcare Program Associate (Healthcare Organization):

Support implementation of health programs and medication safety initiatives

Assist in logistics and distribution of essential medicines

Collaborate with medical teams to ensure proper drug utilization

Participate in health awareness campaigns and community outreach

Contribute to data collection, reporting, and program evaluation

🧠 Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy

Strong knowledge of pharmaceutical products and medical terminology

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

Ability to work independently and manage field visits

Proficiency in Microsoft Office and CRM systems

Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel

💼 Professional Attributes:
Scientific credibility and ability to simplify complex medical information

Passion for public health and community impact

High adaptability between commercial and humanitarian settings

Strong organizational skills and attention to detail

Commitment to ethical standards and patient safety