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Business Development Manager- NHS

Leeds
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Business Development Manager – NHS

Location: Midlands & Northern England

Salary: £45,000–£50,000 DOE + Uncapped Commission

The Company

Our client is a well-established British manufacturer and supplier of mobility aids and hospital equipment, with over 50 years of heritage in the healthcare sector. Operating under a recognised and trusted brand, the business is currently undergoing a period of growth and investment, presenting significant long-term opportunity.

The Role

This is a field-based business development role focused on expanding NHS sales across the Midlands and Northern England. You will be responsible for promoting and selling a portfolio of hospital equipment, with a particular emphasis on patient chairs, alongside complementary product ranges.

Key responsibilities include:

  • Developing new business opportunities within the NHS while managing and growing existing accounts

  • Building and maintaining strong relationships with key NHS stakeholders, including TVNs, clinicians, nurses, and other decision-makers

  • Identifying opportunities for product trials, evaluations, and conversions

  • Supporting new product discussions and launches

  • Working collaboratively with distributors and internal teams to maximise market penetration

    The Ideal Candidate

    You will be a driven and commercially focused sales professional with:

  • Proven experience selling into the NHS

  • Existing NHS contacts relevant to mobility aids or hospital equipment

  • A strong ability to build long-term relationships with clinical and procurement stakeholders

  • A proactive, self-motivated approach and a desire to succeed within a growing organisation

    Experience within hospital furniture, patient handling, mobility, or capital medical equipment would be highly advantageous.

    Package & Benefits

  • £45,000–£50,000 basic salary (depending on experience)

  • Uncapped commission structure

  • Company van

  • Mobile phone and laptop

  • Opportunity to join a respected brand with genuine progression potential

    Keywords: Medical sales, NHS, Hospitals, Medical devices, Healthcare sales, Field Sales, Business Development Manager, NHS Sales, Territory Sales Manager, Area Sales Manager

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