Graduate Medical Sales Representative

Parna Recruitment
Glasgow
1 month ago
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Graduate Medical Device Sales Representative - Based Glasgow or Surrounding


We require a driven and determined individual to work as a Medical Device Sales Representative working with diabetes products & solutions for our client.


The Role:

Working with Primary and Secondary care dealing with Nurses, GP’s, Pharmacists, as well as Health Boards to gain formulary inclusion, for our client’s diabetes products and additional services, within Glasgow and surrounding


Responsibilities as a Sales Representative will include:

  • Responsible for heading up expansion in new HBs as well as building relationships among existing clients.
  • Identifying and developing key opinion leaders to positively influence Primary Care use of their portfolio of products within diabetes.
  • Seeking opportunities for business development - promoting diabetes products and services within the assigned territory.
  • 'Cold calling’ to arrange meetings at surgeries and hospitals.
  • Maintaining excellent on-going knowledge of the diabetes products and glucose testing solutions, company products and competitor activity.
  • Keeping abreast with competitors and identifying new methods and opportunities for sales campaigns.
  • Forecasting sales targets and making sure they are met.
  • Recording and tracking activity of customer accounts on CRM system.
  • Delivering training to healthcare professionals and patients.
  • Attending events and conferences.

Ideal Candidate

  • A science or business-related degree.
  • Excellent verbal and communication skills
  • Ambitious, driven and target orientated, sales skills desirable
  • In-depth knowledge of the Medical sales industry preferred skills
  • Desire to succeed and self-motivated
  • Ability to build relationships
  • Excellent IT (i.e. Word, Excel, PowerPoint), time management and organisational skills.
  • Full driving license


Territory

  • Ayrshire and Aaron
  • Boarders
  • Greater Glasgow
  • Lanarkshire
  • Forth Valley
  • Dunfries and Galloway


Benefits of the role:

  • £27000 basic salary
  • Uncapped bonus, paid monthly, based on prescription growth
  • Company car and fuel card
  • Laptop, tablet & mobile

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