Veterinary Technical Advisor - Atlanta Vetclusive - Atlanta · Atlanta ·

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vetplusBrooklyn (NY)

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About the role

An exciting opportunity to join a company that offers genuine progression! Vetclusive is a wholly owned subsidiary of the global leader in veterinary nutraceuticals Vet Plus. Vetclusive is based in Tucker, Atlanta and currently seeks an individual to join their growing team. A comprehensive training program is provided for all new starters. Company car, 401k match, and 100% employer paid health and dental coverage.
About the role: As a Veterinary Technical Advisor, you will be responsible for providing in field technical support on a regional basis (GA, SC, NC, and North Florida) for our Area Sales Manager and veterinary practices.
Key Responsibilities: Provide technical support to Area Sales Manager and their veterinary clients Provide technical training to Area Sales Managers Help manage technical presence at key veterinary shows and congresses Provide technical marketing support Provide Competitor Analysis
About you: Have at least two years’ experience as a veterinarian in small animal practice Must live in GAMust be able to travel regularly throughout GA, SC, NC and North Florida Natural rapport builder Self-motivated and driven when working towards set objectives Passionate about providing excellent customer service Ability to work autonomouslyUS Driver’s License Passport Essentially, we are looking for a passionate, committed, and resilient individual that cares deeply about providing a high level of service at all times. If this sounds like you then we want to hear from you!

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