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Academic Promotion Specialist

医疗健康·医疗销售

Academic Promotion connects healthcare companies with academia, promoting products and scientific ideas through conference planning and expert networking, blending marketing and academic roles.

Daily work

  • 01Plan and execute academic conferences, seminars, and forums
  • 02Visit medical experts to build and maintain academic collaborations
  • 03Write academic materials, promotional copy, and summary reports
  • 04Collect and analyze academic trends and competitive information
  • 05Assist in developing academic promotion strategies and annual plans

Ability requirements

Hard skills

  • Medical/life science professional knowledge
  • Academic conference planning and organization skills
  • Proficient in office software (PPT/Word/Excel)
  • Data analysis and market research skills
  • Technical writing and academic report writing

Soft skills

  • Excellent communication and presentation skills
  • Cross-departmental coordination and project management
  • Stress tolerance and adaptability
  • Interpersonal sensitivity and relationship maintenance
  • Continuous learning and research mindset

Best suited for

Suitable for those with a medical or pharmaceutical background, strong communication and coordination skills, and enjoyment of organizing events and interacting with experts.

Less suited for

Not suitable for introverts, those who dislike frequent travel, tedious communication, or lack academic interest.

Salary (monthly)

20KMedian
Bottom 12KTop 35K

Pre-tax estimate, tier-1 cities with social insurance · reference only

Profile

Higher is better
Growth4
AI Resistance4
Stability3
Transferability3
Autonomy / Remote-friendly2
Lower is better
Major Relevance4
Work Intensity4
Entry Difficulty3
Education Threshold3
Competition3

MBTI Fit

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Mid-high payHigh growthHigh intensityAI-resistantMajor preferred

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Disclaimer: Salary figures on this page are estimated pre-tax monthly pay for positions with social-insurance contributions in China's tier-1 cities; other cities are converted using regional coefficients. Dimension scores and MBTI fit are editorial estimates, provided for reference only, and do not constitute any promise or advice.