Director, National Accounts
Director, National Accounts
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Own the national lab accounts, driving test adoption, volume, revenue growth and long-term partnership value
- Build and carry out multi-year business plans for each account
- Build relationships at every level of each lab organization, including executives, laboratory directors and operations, clinical leaders, supply chain and value analysis
- Lead the full contract cycle, from first opportunity through negotiation, signing and implementation, making sure each agreement is financially sound and compliant
- Own forecasting for your accounts and run regular business reviews with lab partners and internal leaders
- Work with sales, marketing, product, medical affairs, finance, legal and compliance to support each lab partner
- Keep the CRM accurate and up to date for all account activity
- Bachelor's degree required
- About 15 years of progressive experience building relationships with national laboratory accounts
- A track record of selling sophisticated clinical diagnostic products to large reference labs (Quest Diagnostics experience strongly preferred)
- Proven revenue growth and expansion in enterprise accounts
- Knowledge of budgeting and forecasting
- Strong understanding of the clinical laboratory industry
- Working knowledge of HIPAAExperience negotiating and managing complex commercial agreements
- Own the company's most important commercial partnerships, with a direct line to the Chief Commercial Officer
- Help a first-of-its-kind cancer test reach labs across the country
- Get the visibility and impact of a growing company, with the backing of committed investors
- Stock options are included in the compensation package.
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