Territory Sales Representative

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med search recruiting networkIndianapolis (IN)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$80,000/year

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About the role

A thriving healthcare organization is expanding its field sales team and is a seeking highly motivated Territory Sales Representative to support growth across the Indianapolis territory. This is a relationship-driven, outside sales role focused on developing physician referral partnerships, growing territory business, and managing long-term healthcare relationships. We are looking for individuals who thrive in a field-based environment, enjoy building business, and are motivated by uncapped earnings and long-term growth potential. CompensationOTE is $80,000/year, with potential to earn $150K+Recurring revenue / annuity-style compensation model Strong long-term career growth opportunity
What You’ll Be Doing:
  • Develop and manage referral relationships with: Primary care physicians, Pulmonologists, Sleep labs, Hospitals, Internal medicine providers
  • Prospect and open new referral accounts
  • Grow territory volume through consistent field activity
  • Maintain and expand existing business relationships
  • Partner with internal teams to support territory growth and patient care
Ideal Background: Strongly preferred calling on: Respiratory PulmonologyEndocrinology/ ENTSleep / HST
Territory:
  • Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Terre Haute, Muncie, and surrounding areas within roughly 120 miles of Indianapolis
  • What Makes Someone Successful HereHunter mentality with strong follow-through
  • Ability to build trust and long-term relationships
  • Comfortable developing new business through outbound activity
  • Self-starter who works independently in the field
  • Organized, competitive, and growth-focused
  • Motivated by uncapped earning potential

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