Davida Denich is a seasoned sales leader and strategic professional currently serving as VP of Strategy & Implementation at Bridge Medical Communications since April 2024. Previously, Davida held various roles at Amgen from January 2012 to April 2024, including District Sales Manager and Product Senior Manager, where expertise in managing high-performing teams and overseeing multiple $100M brands in cardiovascular, women's health, and inflammation was demonstrated. Davida is proficient in omnichannel customer engagement, innovative account planning, and program development. Prior experience includes serving as a Senior Biopharmaceutical Representative and Professional Sales Representative at Schering-Plough. Academic qualifications include a Masters of Health Administration from the University of Toronto and an Honours Science degree in Biochemistry and Biomedical Sciences from McMaster University.
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Bridge Medical Communications | Medical Communications Specialists
Let’s make a positive and enduring impact on patient-centred care. OUR VISION—We strive to empower healthcare professionals to optimize patient outcomes through innovative communication tools, creativity, and strategic collaboration. OUR TEAM—The Bridge team is small, and our size is our advantage—giving clients an opportunity to work with a tight-knit group of collaborative, dynamic, creative, and science-minded experts who are determined to achieve their vision. OUR CLIENTS—We’re thrilled to work with a reputable roster of clients that share our audacious goals—ranging from pharmaceutical and biotech companies to healthcare and therapeutic patient associations. OUR CULTURE—As a small team, we’re strategically streamlined, focused, and exceptionally collaborative. We offer a rewarding place to work, with professional development opportunities and a chance to learn from the best in the medical communications business. Working with Bridge, you’ll get to grow and influence your career trajectory.