Regional Sales Director San Diego, CA
esr healthcareSan Diego (CA)
$110-155k
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esr healthcareSan Diego (CA)
Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and TravelResearch and Development in Biotechnology
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$110-155k
About the role
Regional Sales Director San Diego, CAseeking a motivated Regional Sales Director to join our growing team! The Regional Sales Director (RSD) is a highly entrepreneurial and motivated individual contributor with experience in healthcare markets and proven ability to sell sophisticated healthcare products to both sophisticated and generalist buyers. This individual is responsible for driving revenue and membership growth exclusively through new logo sales. As the market facing leader within their respective geography, this person will be expected to generate corporate and broker interest and work diligently to close qualified leads. Each RSD will work closely with company management to help create and deliver on revenue goals. This person will be a team player sometimes sharing accounts across regions where shared relationships exist within the broker/client community. Achieving profitable revenue growth while maintaining a deep passion for the new world of genomic medicine and an urgent desire to improve health through genetics-based prevention are expected.
Job Type: Full time
Salary Range: $110-155k plus commission
Preferred Region: Northeast or Midwest Working Place: San Diego, California, United States
Company: ESR Healthcare
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