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Pharmaceutical companies spend billions of dollars a year on Research and Development on new and innovative drugs. They need people with a passion for sales and science, that are qualified to present their products to the world.

The Supreme Court's recent ruling on Obamacare has given a serious boost to pharmaceutical companies. Certified National Pharmaceutical Representatives (CNPR's) are needed to fill openings within the industry.

The employment sector for Pharmaceutical Sales is a highlly sought after sales rep career as such the outcome of a lucrative career venture is both financially worthwhile and personally rewarding.

The market for pharmaceutical drugs encompasses a variety of products that treat and ease pain, and illnesses. This industry is currently experiencing a busy and interesting period; it's growing beyond analysts predictions.

Certified National Pharmaceutical Representatives (CNPR) have one of the most lucrative positions in sales. Candidates looking to break into this industry successfully should be sure to include their federal certification number on their resume.

CNPR® Certification helps applicants qualify for a pharmaceutical sales interviews and for a sales career in the pharmaceutical industry, one of the most coveted sales job in the industry.

CNN Money, a nation wide respected magazine and website puts out a list of the 100 top jobs in America. NAPSR is proud to announce that Pharmaceutical Sales Representatives are in that list for 4 years running!

There are similarities between Medical Sales and Pharmaceutical sales, as well as some key differences. Certified National Pharmaceutical Representatives are trained by the NAPSRx specifically for pharmaceutical sales, not medical device.

Big Pharmaceutical Companies spend billions of dollars a year on Research and Development on new and innovative drugs. They need Certified and Qualified Sales representatives to get their products into the hands of Doctors, Hospitals, and others.

The global drug market grew 5 to 7 percent in 2012, which has once again increased the need for CNPR trained Pharmaceutical Sales Representatives. The United States will remain the single largest market, with 3 to 5 percent growth in 2013.