Territory Manager
$75,000.00 and $90,000.00 annually
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$75,000.00 and $90,000.00 annually
About the role
- (Specific Tasks, Duties, Essential Functions of the Job)
- Build and grow relationships with pulmonologists, sleep physicians, sleep labs, primary care and other high-value referral sources, including office managers, referral coordinators and clinical staff.
- Deliver compliant clinical education, product demonstrations and in-services that build clinical confidence in Inogen therapy.
- Generate qualified referrals and route them according to approved routing rules and patient choice.
- Build and execute a territory plan from claims and market data, approved by the Regional Director.
- Work priority accounts on the defined call frequency using pod-based territory coverage.
- Include oxygen and mask therapy conversations within existing targeting and capacity.
- Follow referrals through to patient start, escalating barriers to the Area Sales Manager or Customer Care.
- Educate DME branch staff in the territory on appropriate patient identification and Inogen therapy, consistently across DMEs.
- Keep account, activity and referral records current in the CRM at the point of work.
- Complete the CAM onboarding program and earn CAM certification through observed mastery, performance results and a written capstone.
- Share field insights and effective practices with Clinical Success to strengthen the CAM playbook.
- Conduct all activities in accordance with Inogen policy, the Anti-Kickback Statute and patient-choice requirements; never direct or steer patients to a specific DME.Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
- Clinical knowledge of respiratory, oxygen and/or sleep therapy, and of physician and DME workflows.
- Persistence and follow-through in pursuing opportunities to a clear outcome.
- Ability to translate clinical evidence into compelling, audience-tailored conversations that move customers to action.
- Commercial judgment: identifies decision-makers, prioritizes high-value accounts and adapts quickly.
- Clinical consultation and in-service delivery skills.
- Territory planning from data; proficiency using CRM to plan and track work.
- Coachability: seeks feedback and acts on it.
- Strong integrity and sound judgment in a regulated environment.
- Excellent oral and written communication skills.
- Ability to manage a territory independently, including planned overnight travel.
- (Experience and Education)
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience required.3+ years in respiratory, sleep, medical device or clinical field roles, required.
- Experience engaging physicians and care teams in the field, required.
- Active clinical or related credential preferred (for example, RRT, CRT, RN, RPSGT, RST or AE-C).Experience in DME, HME or payer environments, preferred.
- Established relationships in the assigned geography, preferred.
- Intermediate proficiency in Microsoft Office and CRM (Salesforce preferred), required.
- Current/active driver's license with clean DMV record and evidence of auto insurance, required.
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