Rayan Osman

1. Medication Dispensing: Dispensing medications and pharmaceutical supplies to patients and healthcare professionals according to prescriptions and established procedures. This includes verifying prescription accuracy, dosage instructions, and potential drug interactions.

2. Medication Management: Managing medication inventories, including ordering, stocking, and organizing medications and supplies to ensure adequate availability while minimizing waste and expiration.

3. Patient Consultation: Providing patient counseling and education on medication usage, side effects, precautions, and compliance. Addressing patient questions and concerns regarding their medications and treatment plans.

4. Clinical Support: Collaborating with healthcare teams, including physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals, to provide pharmaceutical expertise and support in patient care decisions. This may involve medication therapy management, drug utilization reviews, and participation in patient rounds and clinical meetings.

5. Medication Safety: Ensuring medication safety by monitoring for medication errors, adverse drug reactions, and potential drug interactions. Implementing medication safety protocols and procedures to minimize risks and improve patient outcomes.

1. Sales and Promotion: Promoting pharmaceutical and medical products to healthcare professionals, including doctors, pharmacists, and hospital staff. This involves presenting product information, features, and benefits in a persuasive manner to generate interest and increase sales.

2. Customer Relationship Management: Building and maintaining strong relationships with healthcare professionals to foster trust and loyalty. This includes regular visits to healthcare facilities, providing product samples, organizing educational events, and addressing any concerns or questions from clients.

3. Market Analysis and Territory Management: Conducting market research to identify potential customers and market trends. Developing and implementing strategies to maximize sales within assigned territories, including identifying key decision-makers and opportunities for growth.

4. Product Knowledge and Training: Staying up-to-date on the latest medical and pharmaceutical developments, as well as the features and benefits of the products being promoted. Providing training and educational resources to healthcare professionals on product usage, efficacy, and safety.

5. Achieving Sales Targets: Setting and achieving sales targets and objectives within specified timeframes. Monitoring sales performance, analyzing data, and adjusting strategies as needed to meet or exceed sales goals.