Surgical Sales Specialist

Lifelancer

London

1 year ago

Applications closed

As a leading innovator of womens health, we at Hologic are empowering people to live healthier lives everywhere, every day. Our sales team is the face of our business, playing a vital role in increasing revenue, developing a strong impact on our brand reputation, and building long term customer relationships all amounts to our products reaching those in need. Working in partnership with marketing means our medical devices are at the forefront of customers minds.

What To Expect:

Conducting sales calls and meeting with key decision makers to introduce/ upsell our portfolio of products.
Building rapport with new and existing clients.
Presenting and working closely with surgeons, physicians, nursing staff, hospital administration, procurement, supply chain, health care providers and others in order to achieve sales objectives.
Providing surgical procedure and technical product support in surgery as well as ongoing customer service in accordance with company policy.
Keeping abreast of market information for your territory to ensure maximization of market share, product acceptance, and specifications.
Travelling across the South East of the UK working within an team of experienced, driven sales professionals.

What We Expect:

Ability to produce and execute a tactical Sales Plan.
Commercial experience of successfully selling consumables and capital equipment within the medical or pharmaceutical industry, specifically within the surgical area.
Strong stakeholder management, building new business pipelines and upselling within existing clients.
Proven track record in exceeding forecasted sales targets.

Lifelancer (https://lifelancer.com) is a talent-hiring platform in Life Sciences, Pharma and IT. The platform connects talent with opportunities in pharma, biotech, health sciences, healthtech, data science and IT domains.

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