Territory Sales Manager - AR/OK

Posted 5 days ago

prime recruitmentOklahoma City (OK)

Sales Managers Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$105,000-$110,000

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About the role

Territory Manager Location: Oklahoma and Arkansas Join a rapidly growing medical device company specializing in innovative, non-drug pain management technology. The organization is experiencing significant growth within the Veterans Affairs healthcare system and continues to expand nationally. This is an outstanding opportunity for an experienced medical sales professional who understands how to successfully navigate the VA system.

Responsibilities: Grow sales throughout the VA system and Workers' Compensation network Call on physicians, therapists, prosthetics departments, orthopedics, podiatry, neurology, primary care, women's health, and other VA specialties Educate clinicians on innovative wearable medical technology Build relationships with key VA decision makers Drive consistent territory growth Compensation Base Salary: $105,000-$110,000 On-Target Earnings: Approximately $300,000+ Uncapped commissions First-quarter commission guarantee while ramping the territory Monthly vehicle allowance (approximately $600-$800+, negotiable based on travel) Top performers regularly earn $300,000-$500,000+, with elite performers significantly exceeding those numbers. Qualifications RequiredPrevious experience selling Medical Devices into the Veterans Affairs (VA) healthcare system Experience navigating VA purchasing and clinical relationships

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