This document provides information about a one-day pharmaceutical sales training program run by Road Scholars Training. The training covers key skills for roles in pharmaceutical sales like territory management, selling skills, and understanding the industry. It costs $690 and provides credits toward a Certificate IV in Business qualification. Testimonials praise the trainer Daniele Lima's passion and the course's success in helping people enter the pharmaceutical industry.

1. Pharmaceutical Sales TrainingNationally Accredited, Proven and Universally Recognised as Industry Leading Best PracticeDaniele LimaDirectorRoad Scholars Training and Strategic ConsultancyPharmaceutical Sales TrainingNationally Accredited, Proven and Universally Recognised as Industry Leading Best Practice

2. Why Pharmaceuticals?The Australian Pharmaceutical market:

3. Is $9 Billion Market

4. Is growing at 8%

5. 130 Companies

6. Global Aging PopulationCareer Possibilities Within A Pharmaceutical Company Initial Role as GP Medical Representative

7. Hospital (Specialist) Representative

8. Sales Manager

9. Training Manager

10. Marketing Product Manager

11. Medical Manager

12. Other: IT, Health Economics, Regulatory Affairs, HR.

13. Both at home and abroadRewards For A RepresentativeImmediate PackageCompetitive Salary, Company Car, Superannuation, Expense Account, Bonuses, Laptop computer, Mobile, etc.Additional Benefits Career pathNational or International arenaCutting Edge of both Business and Medical ScienceSatisfaction that comes from knowing you’re helping others

14. The Pharmaceutical IndustryInternationally renowned and competitive market.Promotion is governed by the Medicines Australia Code of Conduct. Working within this framework to ensure ethical promotion of prescription medicines is a key objective.Partnerships at different levels within an organisation is a key goal: i.e. government departments, hospitals and physicians.Dynamic environment, research and development, flexibility and product diversity