Healthcare Account Executive
Healthcare Account Executive
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$200 K
About the role
- Strong base salary range + Uncapped commission opportunity with significant year-over-year earning growth
- Significant earning potential - uncapped commission structure with top performers earning $200K+
- Mission-driven sale - your work directly supports students and families during critical moments
- High visibility role with executive leadership involvement
- Fully remote flexibility with occasional travel for industry conferences and events
- Collaborative, growth-oriented culture with strong internal advancement opportunitiesWhat you’ll be doing:
- Manage a complex, consultative sales process with healthcare and behavioral health partners
- Build relationships with hospital and behavioral health leadership teams
- Drive new partnerships through a structured sales process
- Educate decision-makers on solutions that support students’ academic and mental wellness needs
- Manage a longer sales cycle focused on value creation and relationship buildingIdeal background:
- 4+ years of Account Executive experience (3+ years considered depending on experience)
- Experience selling a service/solution rather than a physical product into healthcare or behavioral health
- Experience selling into hospital leadership (CEO, CFO, CNO) is desired, but not required
- Comfortable in a structured, metrics-driven sales environment
- Strong virtual selling skills with the ability to manage a complex sales process remotely
- MUST live in California, preferably northern California
- Bachelor’s degree required
- Ability to travel periodically for conferences/eventsIf you’re a consultative sales professional looking to make an impact while building a strong career path in a growing healthcare-focused organization, I’d love to connect. If you meet the requirements above, please email your resume to.
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