Role DescriptionAt LEO Pharma, we’re united by a simple but powerful mission: advancing patient care. If you’re a relationship‑driven professional who thrives in hospital environments, influences complex decision‑making, and loves the challenge of creating meaningful customer value—this is your next big move.Join a collaborative, high-performing team where yourexpertisedirectly shapes outcomes for healthcare professionals, patients, and institutions across Canada.Your Role:As a Key Account Manager, Critical Care, you’ll play a pivotal role in building relationships and driving business across Thrombosis, Hematology, Internal Medicine, and key Hospital and Health Authority networks. You will make a significant contribution to the success of our Patient Solutions Critical Care Division by leveraging LEO resources to maximize sales at target Hospitals, Provincial Authorities, and at the retail level.This role is responsible for developing and leveraging in‑depth relationships with hospital‑based healthcare professionals and key decision‑makers to secure, protect, and expand institutional formulary access.This is afield‑based role, covering ourQuebec East territory.Your Responsibilities:Key Account PlanningRecognized as a trusted advisor by Health Care decision makers within Canadian Healthcare Organizations and will be the lead negotiator in winning Institutional contracts.Develop cross‑functional, customer‑focused account plans with internal and external stakeholders.Promote innohep® to specialists—including Thrombosis experts, Hematologists, Internists, Hospital Pharmacists, and Nurse Practitioners.Collaborate with BI and Manager to develop specific plan of action against targeted HCPs and other stakeholders.Use business analytics skills to analyze data and to develop and/or adapt tactics and strategy against top accounts or specific HCPs.Uncover key value drivers across Canadian Healthcare Organizations.Account ImplementationRecord calls against targeted HCPs and other stakeholders in the LEO CRM (SalesForce/ Veeva)



as per approved plan of action.Navigate P&T members and stakeholders to influence key decisions.Maintain, protect and gain innohep® formulary listings while negotiating hospital and GPO buying group contracts as part of the XF team.Understand competitive dynamics, industry trends, and healthcare system evolution.Build differentiated offerings that strategically advance patient care and institutional goals.Leverage internal resources (medical, marketing, market access, BI, finance) and external collaborations.Customer Value CreationPursue mutually beneficial initiatives to gain competitive advantage within the LMWH drug class.Additional ResponsibilitiesSupport territory business planning and execution of CMEs, OLAs, and educational initiatives.Maintain strong clinical, product, and competitive knowledge while sharing insights with HO and cross‑functional teams.Achieves sales objectives, market share growth, and key performance metrics.Complete administrative tasks, expense reporting, and CRM documentation accurately and on time.Your Qualifications:University Degree with proven ability and motivation to learn and relay medical and business related information pertaining to CA disease state.7+ years of experience in pharmaceutical sales working mainly with specialists in a hospital setting – experience with complex injectable products and an asset.Established relationships with hospital decision makers, i.E. Pharmacy Directors, Chief Pharmacist, KEEs, other stakeholders.French fluency is required, with sufficient English proficiency to effectively collaborate within the Canadian affiliate.Deep knowledge of formulary processes,



and both hospital and retail reimbursement landscapes.Strong business acumen, analytics capabilities, and MS Office proficiency.Proven ability to craft and execute strategic plans over multi‑year horizons.Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel frequently.Comfortable with physical requirements (carrying materials, extended periods standing/sitting).Strong behavioural competencies in stakeholder focus, negotiation, innovation, communication, and strategic agility.Professional qualities: builds robust relationships quickly and can have immediate impact in complex or changing environments. Communicates with clarity, makes sound decisions in evolving conditions, and brings a results‑driven, strategic mindset to everything you do. Negotiates and influences effectively, navigates ambiguity, and creates meaningful impact from day one—guided by integrity, adaptability, and accountability.Your New TeamYou’ll join a team of highly skilled Key Account Managers led by a Regional Business Development Manager and supported by our Patient Solutions Thrombosis Head Office and Cross‑Functional Teams. We operate collaboratively, share insights freely, and align around LEO Pharma’s mission and values.Expect a culture that values trust, innovation, continuous learning, and the courage to challenge the status quo—all while working together to make a tangible difference in patient lives.Compensation:The base salary range for this position is$115,000 - $130,000 per year.The base salary range represents the anticipated low and high of the LEO Pharma range for this position. Salary will vary based on various factors such as the candidate's qualifications, skills, competencies, and proficiency for the role. In addition, some positions may include eligibility to earn commissions/bonus based on company and / or individual performance.For certain positions, LEO Pharma might complete a background check conducted by a third party.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Key Account Manager, Critical Care - C$115,000 - C$130,000 A Year (Winnipeg)
🏢 LEO Pharma
📍 Winnipeg