DME, nursing home, long term care sales 90k salary

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medsurg sales staffingDetroit (MI)

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A major medical device manufacturer is looking to fill a "Sales Representative" position open due to a newly created product and division. This is the perfect opportunity for an experienced candidate who seeks a generous base salary, stability, low turnover, a tenured management team and a positive work environment. This will be a great opportunity for someone who wants to help establish a new division within a well established company. New product with no competitors. Lot's of room for career growth. Eventually will help hire and manage sales force as it grows. All work related expenses are covered by the company(car, gas, expenses, cell, computer). This is a salaried position with base salary around 90k. Extensive healthcare and retirement benefits packages. Superior leadership and extensive support for sales staff and product. This job requires the sales rep to call on DME and home care companies, Nursing homes and long term care facilities, in the assigned territory. Territory is the Midwetern states so ablility to travel is crucial. Candidate Must live in any of the following areas: Chicago, Minneapolis OR DetroitREQUIREMENTS
Qualifications:
  • A four(4) year degree* Experience and contacts at any of the following: DME and homecare companies, Nursing home and long term care facilities* A proven track record demonstrating leadership qualities, high rankings within the sales force and various accomplishments distinguishing you from others.* A plus but not required to have start-up, new product roll out, expansion experience. SKILLS THAT ARE A PLUS BUT NOT REQUIRED:* College leadership and/ or athletics.* Military background.

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