West

1. 

Title:

Experienced Capital Equipment Sales Rep

 

Location:

Can be based in Fresno, Monterey or San Jose

 

Compensation:

55k base to earn 155k++ first year; Top reps over 200k plus car and great benefits/

 

Description:

Work for A+ company selling THE BEST PRODUCT LINE IN THIS INDUSTRY to hospitals

 

Experience:

MUST MUST MUST have minimum 5 years capital equipment experience - infection control, endoscopy experience a HUGE plus...MUST have clean resume with minimal job changes...MUST have O.R. experience and be used to large volume sales; Relationships in the territory vital.

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2. 

Title:

Ultrasound Device sales rep

 

Location:

1. Los Angeles - San Fernando Valley; 2. San Diego; 3. San Francisco

 

Compensation:

40k base salary to earn 80-100k first year, although I placed a rep last year that earned 180k his first year

 

Description:

Call on docs' offices to sell ultrasound devices.

 

Experience:

2-6 years business to business sales experience only! Hires have come from ADP, Paychex, Pitney Bowes, Cintas, COPIERS, COPIERS, COPIERS; Top 15% with proof; No pharma reps please!

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3. 

Title:

Experienced Los Angeles Spine Reps

 

Location:

L.A. County, White Memorial, Kaiser Sunset; Hollywood Pres

 

Compensation:

60K Base salary to earn 150-200k first year I have placed 40+ reps here, many earning in the 250-400k range

 

Description:

Sell #1 bone regeneration product plus new kyphoplasty product to spine/orthopedic surgeons in the above mentioned hospitals.

 

Experience:

MUST have a great, defineable track record in spine or orthopedic surgery sales...

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4. 

Title:

Portland, Oregon 3 years surgical rep wanted

 

Location:

Portland Oregon

 

Compensation:

60k base - 207k at plan plus car allowance, all gas, and expenses

 

Description:

Drive the usage of the best robot in laparoscopic surgery procedures

 

Experience:

MUST have 3 years of solid O.R. experience; Must be coachable and love new exciting technology

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5. 

Title:

Orthopedic Distributors Step up

 

Location:

1. Utah; 2. Idaho

 

Compensation:

up to 31% commission on total joints given by top 6 major knee and hip manufacturer

 

Description:

MUST have book of businesss ready to roll over or be in process of starting your own distributorship with business plan.

 

Experience:

MUST have orthopedic relationships and be ready to sign deal with top manufacturer

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South

6. 

Title:

Biologics/Bone Regeneration

 

Location:

1. Dallas; 2. Tyler; 3. Los Angeles

 

Compensation:

60k base to earn 180-300k plus mileage; I have placed 50 sales reps here earning 180-400k

 

Description:

Sell bone regeneration products to spine/orthopedic surgeons

 

Experience:

Hunters with spine/orthopedic relationships do quite well here! No pharma reps!

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Midwest

7. 

Title:

Midwest plus Boston Spine-Orthopedic Surgical Sales Manager

 

Location:

Michigan - Ohio - Western PA - Boston

 

Compensation:

125k base to earn 215-300k plus stock options

 

Description:

Manage 11 direct reps and 2 distributors in the above states

 

Experience:

Must have a history of developing sales teams...Last mgmt hires have come from Medtronic Spine, Synthes, DePuy, Stryker, I-Flow, Davol..no pharma managers please!

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