Territory Development Representative

Zenopa
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9 months ago
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Suitable for graduates or sales or dental candiates - Medical Devices (Dental & Surgical)
Location: Wakefield (Office-Based)
Salary: £25,000 - £35,000 + Commission + Benefits
Type: Full-Time | Entry-Level | Graduate Opportunity
Looking to kickstart your sales career in the booming medical devices industry?
Join a global leader in ergonomic loupes, exclusively represented by Zenopa, and play a pivotal role in launching and growing their UK presence.
This is a rare opportunity to break into medical sales with full training, hands-on mentorship, and the chance to grow your career fast within an award-winning international business.
Although new to the UK, they have become the market leader in every new country they have launched in within 2-3 years.

  • Be the first point of contact for new and potential customers in the UK market

  • Handle inbound leads and proactively generate new business opportunities

  • Build relationships with dental and surgical professionals

  • Recommend tailored product solutions

  • Track customer interactions using CRM tools

  • Collaborate with the marketing and sales teams to grow brand awareness

    We're open to different backgrounds, but you'll likely be one of the following:
    A recent graduate looking for your first step into medical sales
    A Dental Treatment Coordinator or similar looking to break into sales
    Someone with 1-3 years' experience in sales (especially dental, surgical, or healthcare sectors)
    Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
    Self-motivated, organised, and hungry to learn
    Professional and confident - comfortable presenting to clients
    Strong time management and planning abilities
    A full UK driving licence and willingness to travel in the future

  • Competitive base salary + uncapped commission

  • Full training and ongoing development

  • Comprehensive benefits package

  • Huge career growth opportunity in a high-demand industry

  • Be part of a fast-growing international brand launching in the UK

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