DO YOU DARE THE CHALLENGE
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER
WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT
JOB DESCRIPTION
At Healthonauts we partner with healthcare providers, pharmaceutical, life sciences, medtech firms and healthcare insurers to realise the transformational potential of digital and technology. We provide services designed to improve the patient experience and empower healthcare business and professionals to achieve better outcomes.
We are looking for an enthusiastic professional to work within our project delivery team, where you will enjoy being at the cutting edge of science. You will help the healthcare industy to revolutionize, driven by technology.
Responsibilities as a business development manager at Healthonauts:
PROFILE
WHO ARE WE LOOKING FOR
QUALIFICATIONS
Literacy – a Healthonaut possesses a high level of digital and/or health literacy which helps them to profoundly understand care processes and determine how digital solutions can revolutionize healthcare for the better.
Analytical capability – a Healthonaut requires a high level of analytical capability since we need to understand how digital health can fit into an organization’s processes, defining the related specifications and requirements.
Problem-solving skills – a Healthonaut needs to be an excellent problem-solver, able to quickly change direction based on updated client needs and limitations, so the implementation and digital transformation are successful.
Leadership – a Healthonaut oversees and directs his/her companions throughout digital health missions. Time management and motivation are essential to ensure that project deliverables are completed on time and based on shared decisions.
Entrepreneurship – a Healthonaut always takes the lead. With a proactive attitude, a Healthonaut listens to the client and deals with issues independently, while always knowing when to seek additional support.
Communication – a Healthonaut is responsible for communicating with team members, clients and external vendors, so excellent written and verbal communication skills in English, Dutch and French are indispensable.