Medical Sales Associate, Orthopaedics

Birmingham

1 year ago

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As a graduate Medical Sales Associate for a leading Orthopaedics medical device company, you’ll support surgeons and business growth in the East & West Midlands.

Collaborate with senior medical sales colleagues to create, deliver and achieve the business plan to maintain and grow accounts and ensure customer satisfaction.
Build and manage relationships with key stakeholders in existing target customer hospitals.
Provide surgical clinical support and product education through workshops and during surgery in operating theatres, assisting both clinical and non-clinical customers.
Visiting customers across the East and West Midlands, you will travel daily across the region e.g. Birmingham, Leicester, Nottingham, Derby, Stoke, Stafford, Mansfield, Telford, Coventry, Nuneaton, etc.

COMPANY
An international medical device company specialising in orthopaedic implants and enjoying successful and sustained growth. Industry-leading medical sales and product training is provided, as well as ongoing support and genuine career development prospects.

REQUIREMENTS
A graduate in Business, Biomedical Science, Biomedical Engineering, Sport Science or similar with a high level of drive, motivation, willingness to learn and a competitive spirit.
Articulate, confident, able to clearly and naturally communicate with a diverse range of people. High integrity, adaptable and flexible to dynamic working environments.
Previous experience in medical sales is not required however some sales or customer-facing experience could prove advantageous.

PACKAGE
Salary guide: £35-40,000 plus 20% bonus, car and great benefits

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