Cardiovascular Account Specialist - U.S. Sales, Ocala, FL
CytokineticsFull Time
Senior (5 to 8 years)
Candidates must possess a Bachelor's degree with at least 3 years of relevant experience or 8 years of operating room sales experience. Proven experience in hospital-based selling within the operating room and managing a large territory is essential. Cardiovascular selling experience is strongly preferred, along with excellent written and verbal communication, analytical, and social skills. A minimum of 50% travel is required, and individuals must reside within the assigned geography or be willing to relocate.
The Cardiovascular Portfolio Manager will establish and maintain relationships with customers, including surgeons, nurses, and hospital administration. They will develop and implement sales strategies to defend and expand the product portfolio, increase product usage through in-servicing and educational presentations, and monitor product sales. The role involves attending surgical conferences, providing feedback on product improvements, leading customer business reviews, and discussing sales trends with representatives.
Provides essential medical products and services
Baxter International provides a wide range of medical products and services essential for healthcare. The company operates in several areas, including critical care, hospital care, nutritional care, renal care, and surgical care. Its products are used in various settings, from emergency rooms to home healthcare, helping to meet the needs of patients and healthcare professionals. Baxter develops, manufactures, and distributes medical devices, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology products, generating revenue through sales to healthcare providers and institutions. A key aspect that sets Baxter apart from competitors is its recent acquisition of Hillrom, which enhances its ability to offer comprehensive healthcare solutions. The company's goal is to improve care outcomes and increase access to healthcare through continuous innovation and a focus on patient needs.