Business Development Consultant (Remote)
Business Development Consultant (Remote)
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- The most successful candidate will be a healthcare sales consultant experienced in working with hospital CEOs, Vice Presidents and Director-level healthcare executives.
- Manage efforts in a 2-5 state territory
- Schedule webinars & face to face meetings with prospective clients to obtain signed contracts
- Travel to your region 5 days each month
- Contact and build a rapport with hospital/practice administrators to gain knowledge of their practice needs and recruiting efforts
- Maintain organization within territory and provide timely information and follow-up contact
- Effectively present information and respond to questions accurately using a variety of venues including webinars and phone
- QualificationsHealthcare Business Development Experience Required
- At least two years of sales experience preferred - Including: Inside Sales, Outside Sales, B2B Sales and Cold Calling
- Have a positive attitude
- Outgoing personality
- Ability to pursue and generate leads
- Possess excellent written and verbal communication skills
- College degree preferred
- Ability to work within our Core Values: Commitment, Integrity, Trust, Extra Mile and Continuous Improvement
- Health and DentalLife, Accident and Disability Insurance
- Prescription Plan
- Flexible Spending Account 401k Plan and MatchPaid Holidays and Vacation
- Sick Days and Personal Day*M3 reserves the right to change this job description to meet the business needs of the organization
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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