Medical Device Sales Rep for Southern CA

Great Medical Device Sales Opportunity!

Global leader in the development and production of medical devices seeks a sales rep to handle the company's line of temperature control products in Southern California and Hawaii.​ The sales rep will be calling on hospitals and critical care centers.​  All candidates should have experience selling in a hospital environment.​  This well known company offers great career advancement opportunities and benefits.​ 


Requirements

• A bachelors degree in business, or related discipline;  candidates without bachelors degrees will not be considered.​
• 3+ ​ years experience selling medical devices or medical products to hospitals, 5 years preferred.​
• Experience selling to OR and cardiac surgeons a plus
• Documented success, and proven track record in medical device sales
• Excellent communications skills, verbal and written
• Strong working knowledge of applicable computer skills including MS Word, Excel and Powerpoint

PHARMACEUTICAL SALES REPS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.​  ALL CANDIDATES MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE SELLING MEDICAL DEVICES OR MEDICAL PRODUCTS IN A HOSPITAL ENVIRONMENT.

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