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Area Vice President of SalesAbout the Company Global leader in innovative spinal surgery medical devices & technologies IndustryMedical Devices TypePrivately Held, VC-backed Founded2005Employees201-500 Specialtiesmedical devicesspine surgeryorthopaedic surgeryneurosurgerymisminimally invasive surgeryspinal fusionarthrodesisarthroplastyand 3d printed
About the Role: The Company is seeking an Area Vice President of Sales to lead business growth across an assigned multi-state region. The role owns regional revenue and profitability targets, develops and executes sales plans, and leads a team of regional sales leaders and independent distributors. Responsibilities include building strategic relationships with surgeons and healthcare organizations, supporting key accounts and educational initiatives, managing distributor coverage and contracting opportunities, and partnering with internal teams. The AVP also monitors market and sales performance, communicates regional insights to senior leadership, and ensures field activities meet applicable ethical and compliance requirements. Candidates must have a bachelor's degree; an MBA or other advanced degree is preferred. They should bring 8–12 or more years of progressive medical device sales experience, including at least 3–5 years in sales leadership, with a record of achieving targets and developing teams. Experience in spine or orthopedics, healthcare contracting, and value analysis processes is required or strongly preferred, along with established relationships with surgeons and hospital administrators. The role calls for clinical knowledge relevant to spinal procedures, strong leadership and communication skills, financial fluency, high integrity, and the ability to travel extensively and support operating-room activities as needed. Hiring Manager Title Executive Vice President - Commercial FunctionsSales/Revenue

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