Sales Representative - Sports Medicine

Posted 3 days ago

next level impactsWashington (DC)

Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific Products Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing

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About the role

We are partnering with a fast-growing orthopedic medical device company seeking an experienced Sports Medicine Territory Manager to help expand its presence within the market. This is an opportunity to represent differentiated technology and build a territory with a company experiencing significant commercial growth.

What We’re Looking For: • 5+ years of orthopedic medical device sales experience• Direct Sports Medicine experience strongly preferred (No Recon or F&A)• Established relationships with orthopedic and Sports Medicine surgeons• Strong OR and surgical case coverage experience• Proven ability to open new accounts and convert competitive business• Consistent history of meeting or exceeding quota• Hunter mentality with the ability to build a territory

The Opportunity: • W2 direct sales position• Competitive base salary + uncapped commission• Equity opportunity• Comprehensive benefits• Significant territory growth potential We are particularly interested in successful representatives from leading orthopedic and Sports Medicine organizations who are ready to take what they have learned and help build something.

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