Graduate Medical Sales Representative

Evolve
Oxfordshire
11 months ago
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Exciting opportunity for recent Science Graduates, keen to enter the esteemed world of medical sales!


We're seeking ambitious individuals looking to embark on a rewarding journey with a cutting-edge Healthcare organisation who are leaders in the global Eye Care market!

Join our client’s innovative sales team as a Graduate Medical Sales Representative, where you will promote their market-leading eye care range to key Opticians across the South-Central area of the UK. (Territory covers Oxfordshire, Gloucester, Northampton, Reading & Swindon).


What’s on offer?

Competitive Package:Circa £25,000 to £30,000 DOE, plus exceptional benefits including car, bonus, pension, private healthcare and more!


Nurturing Environment:Gain invaluable training and support as you take your first step towards success.


Pathways To Grow:Join our client, a renowned global leader in the Eye Care market, and unlock countless opportunities to enhance your skills and advance your career. Explore a multitude of avenues for professional development and progression within a dynamic organisation!


Ideal Requirements for the Graduate Medical Sales Representative

  • Full UK driving licence is essential.
  • Recent graduate, preferably in a scientific field.
  • Strong sales experience in a customer-facing role.
  • Demonstrated research into the medical sales industry.
  • Shadowing experience of a Medical Sales Representative is advantageous.
  • Eagerness and passionate about entering the medical sales industry.


Role Responsibilities for the Graduate Medical Sales Representative

  • Effectively position the product portfolio for the customers from both a clinical and commercial perspective.
  • Conduct sales calls with customers in Opticians.
  • Focus all activities and promotional spend on target customers.
  • Use promotional materials in an appropriate fashion to support the selling messages as set out in marketing plans.
  • Use strong commercial acumen to identify and develop opportunities within key accounts.
  • Apply a range of influencing, persuading and negotiation techniques to secure and maintain the account.


Recruitment Process:

2 stage interview process.

Interested? Click 'apply' or contact Lauren Ward for more details!

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

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