Sales Representative

Birmingham
1 year ago
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Evolve are recruiting for a global, blue-chip MedTech organisation who are seeking a Sales Representative to join their team. Specialising in Coronary and Renal Denervation your role is to drive the promotion and sales of our clients cardiovascular products to Tertiary Centres and District General Hospitals.

This is a permanent position on a full-time basis based in the Midlands.

What’s on offer?

Excellent Salary & Benefits: A competitive starting salary, along with an exceptional bonus, company car or allowance, pension and more!

Innovative Product Portfolio: Work with a leading Coronary and Renal Denervation product range in a specialist market.

Ideal Requirements for a Sales Representative

  • A Bachelor/master’s degree or equivalent work experience.

  • Proven track record in Cardiology sales in a Medical Device is preferred, but not essential

  • Ability to effectively build relationships with a wide range of clinical and non-clinical stakeholders.

    Role Responsibilities for Sales Representative

  • Promote and sell our clients Coronary and Renal Denervation portfolio.

  • Develop, build and strengthen long-term relationships with clinical and commercial stakeholders.

  • Conduct market research including customer and competitor activities.

  • Communicating customer feedback on new products and/or modifications to existing products or applications.

    Recruitment Process

    2/3 stage interview process.

    Excited to learn more? Click apply or reach out to the MedTech recruitment team for full details!

    Evolve is a leading recruitment and outsourcing organisation, operating within the Pharmaceutical, Healthcare, Medical Device and Life Science sectors.

    Equal opportunities are important to us. We believe that diversity and inclusion are critical to our success as a company, We encourage applications from everyone, regardless of background, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability status, ethnicity, belief, age, family or parental status, and any other characteristic

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