MARKETING & BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT OFFICERS-HEALTH CARE EXPERIENCE PREFERRED

JAWABU HR CONSULTANCY SERVICES LIMITEDNairobiroam-kefoilsithe 11/08/2026
Riachtanach:HealthTechPrincipal

What We Are Looking For

•   5+ years in business development, corporate sales or field marketing, with a personal target you were measured against — ideally in pharmaceuticals, medical insurance, diagnostics, healthcare services or a comparable field-sales environment;

•   Demonstrable record of originating new business yourself, not only servicing accounts you were handed. You should be able to name accounts you personally opened;

•   Working knowledge of the Kenyan corporate health landscape — group medical schemes, insurers and brokers, DOSH occupational health requirements — or the ability to learn it fast;

•   Polished spoken and written English; fluent Kiswahili. Mandarin Chinese is a strong advantage for the Upper Hill position;

•   Comfortable with numbers and disciplined about pipeline: able to quote a contract, forecast a month, and keep records that management can rely on;

•   Degree or diploma in marketing, business, communications or a health-related field;

•   Self-directed and resilient in the field, with a valid driving licence an advantage, and a clean record on conduct with verifiable references from previous sales managers.

Key Responsibilities

Corporate business development

•   Build and work a pipeline of corporate prospects in the branch catchment — manufacturers, logistics firms, schools, hotels, SMEs and institutions;

•   Originate, negotiate and close contracts for staff health screening, occupational health (DOSH), food handler certification and corporate outpatient services;

•   Maintain and grow existing corporate accounts: renewal management, annual screening calendars and upselling of additional services;

•   Coordinate on-site corporate screening events end to end, working with clinical and front office teams;

Insurance & intermediary relationships

•   Support empanelment applications with insurers and TPAs, and maintain working relationships with brokers and agents in the catchment;

•   Drive patient volume through empanelled schemes and resolve service issues raised by intermediaries;

Community marketing & brand

•   Plan and execute local activations, camps, outreach events and partnerships with community groups, churches, schools and estates;

•   Manage branch-level offline marketing — flyers, posters, local signage — and support central digital campaigns with local content;

•   Build a structured referral programme; word of mouth is our highest-converting and lowest-cost channel and must be actively cultivated, not left to chance;

Conversion & reporting

•   Follow up screening and camp attendees to convert them into repeat outpatient and diagnostic clients;

•   Maintain an accurate pipeline record and submit weekly activity and pipeline reports;

•   Track acquisition by source for every campaign and event, and report cost per acquisition — not reach or impressions — to management.