The Sales Representative will promote Novartis radioligand therapy (RLT) products and engage with healthcare professionals, hospitals, and relevant stakeholders across northern Taiwan. Requirements typically include a bachelor’s degree, pharmaceutical or healthcare sales experience, strong communication and presentation skills, customer-focused behavior, and the ability to understand and explain scientific information. Experience in oncology, nuclear medicine, specialty pharmaceuticals, or hospital sales is advantageous. The candidate is expected to achieve sales objectives, develop territory plans, build trusted professional relationships, manage customer information accurately, collaborate with medical and market access teams, and comply fully with company policies and Taiwan regulations. Frequent travel and effective coordination with internal and external partners may be required.
Novartis is a Switzerland-based global pharmaceutical company focused on innovative medicines. Its research and commercial activities cover areas including oncology, immunology, neuroscience, cardiovascular and renal conditions, and radioligand therapy. The company develops treatments for complex diseases and works with healthcare professionals, hospitals, regulators, and patient organizations to improve access to care. Novartis has operations in many countries, including Taiwan, where it supports the introduction and responsible use of specialty medicines. Its culture emphasizes scientific innovation, ethical conduct, patient impact, collaboration, and performance. Employees may work across commercial, medical, research, manufacturing, digital, and corporate functions. The RLT business is particularly specialized, involving targeted radioactive medicines, multidisciplinary hospital partnerships, and close coordination with medical and operational stakeholders.
Taiwan offers strong opportunities in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, medical devices, technology, manufacturing, finance, and healthcare. Taipei and New Taipei have the largest concentration of multinational-company and commercial roles, while Hsinchu is a major technology and science hub. Taiwanese culture values respect, relationship-building, reliability, and teamwork; English is common in international workplaces, but Mandarin improves daily communication and career prospects. Lifestyle is convenient, with excellent public transport, affordable food, extensive healthcare, night markets, mountains, beaches, and hot springs. Foreign professionals generally need an employer-sponsored work permit and a residence visa or Alien Resident Certificate; highly skilled applicants may qualify for the Employment Gold Card. New hires should confirm tax, health-insurance, housing, schooling, and relocation support with the employer. Taiwan is generally safe, though summers are hot and typhoons can affect travel.
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