Medical Sales - Medical Devices

Maidstone
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As a Medical Sales Specialist for this award-winning, patient-centred company, you'll promote high-quality Wound Care, Stoma, Urology and Continence medical devices across South East England:

  • Medical sales of Wound Care, Stoma, Urology and Continence medical devices, including a home delivery service into Hospitals and Community healthcare settings.
  • Identify, engage and develop new and existing customer accounts (including key accounts) and build loyal relationships with customers at all levels; Specialist Nurses, Doctors, Pharmacies, Procurement and Key Opinion Leaders.
  • Attend exhibitions and conferences with your medical sales colleagues.
  • Visit customers across the South East, including Brighton, Hastings, Maidstone, Gillingham, Tunbridge Wells, Dartford, Crawley, Worthing, Medway, and Bromley.
    COMPANY
  • A well-established and award-winning medical device company ensuring significant improvements to patients’ quality of life by providing innovative continence products and outstanding customer care.
    REQUIREMENTS
  • Proven success in medical sales, meeting targets and developing account loyalty. Great business acumen and the focus, determination and drive to achieve targets. Clear and confident communicator with the ability to influence at all levels.
  • Medical sales of Wound Care, Stoma, Urology and Continence products into the NHS, Hospitals and Community is preferred but not essential. Relevant product areas include incontinence / continence, woundcare / wound care, urology and gynaecology.
    PACKAGE
  • Salary of £37,500 - £42,500 depending on experience, plus bonus, car and benefits.
  • Excellent employee training and ongoing development

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