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David Careers

Medical Sales Representative (Trainee) - Charlotte, NC

Posted 6 days ago

medsurg sales staffingCharlotte (NC)
Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and TravelSurgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$120,000

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About the role

Job Responsibilities: Product Focus: Sell medical products that treat venous and lymphatic disorders. Target Audience: Focus on selling to Vascular Surgeons, Phlebologists, Podiatrists, Wound Care Providers, Lymphedema Therapists, and VA Hospitals. Referral Generation: Build and maintain relationships with clinicians and facilities to generate patient referrals. Sales Process: Manage the entire sales process, including prospecting, conducting meetings, giving product demonstrations, leading in-services, closing deals, and following up with clients. Patient Engagement: Conduct in-home product demonstrations directly for patients Compensation: Year 1: Earn around $120,000. After Year 1: Promotion to Product Specialist, with total compensation increasing to $200,000+.
Minimum Qualifications
Experience: At least 18 months of sales experience in a medical office setting, including roles in medical, pharmaceutical, diagnostic, durable medical equipment (DME), dental, or eye care.
Skills: Comfortable conducting product demonstrations directly with patients. Must live in greater Charlotte, NC area IF THIS JOB IS NOT A MATCH FOR YOU Please go to https://medsurgsales.com/candidate-profile/ and take a second to complete your candidate profile so that we can better match you to opportunities. Medsurg Sales Staffing"medical sales jobs" "medical sales recruiter" "clinical specialist jobs"

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