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Guildford
9 months ago
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Cure Talent is delighted to partner with a cutting-edge medical device company that’s on a mission to transform patient care through innovation in orthopaedics.

Due to continued growth and internal progression, we have an exciting opportunity for a Sales Associate / Sales Representative to join the team and support the expansion of our client's orthopaedic portfolio across key NHS and private sector accounts in the South East.

This is a field-based, customer-facing Sales Associate / Sales Representative role where you’ll play a vital part in supporting sales activities, developing in-depth product knowledge, and providing outstanding service to clinical and procurement stakeholders.

You’ll work closely with the wider commercial team to identify new business opportunities, ensure high levels of customer satisfaction, and help drive the growth of innovative orthopaedic solutions.

What skills and experience do you need to be considered?

  • Degree educated, ideally in Physiotherapy, Biomedical Sciences, or Sports Science OR relevant transferable skills and experience you can bring to the role

  • A self-motivated, ambitious individual with a genuine interest in medical sales

  • Excellent communication skills with the ability to build strong relationships

  • Resilient, adaptable, and thrives in a fast-paced, customer-focused environment

  • Eager to learn, develop, and grow within the orthopaedics / theatre sales space

    What’s in it for me?

  • Competitive base salary, £7,200 car allowance and uncapped performance bonus with a realistic year one OTE of £18K+.

  • A collaborative, people-focused company with a strong commitment to innovation and patient outcomes

  • Opportunities for continuous learning and professional development in a fast-paced, rewarding sector

    If you're driven, passionate about healthcare, and ready to grow your sales career in the exciting world of orthopaedics — we want to hear from you

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