4Front Recruitment
Clinical Sales Specialist

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Clinical Sales Specialist – Critical Care & Renal
Northern England | Field Based
Circa £59,000 + £9,000 car allowance + £3,000 pager allowance + c.20% bonus
Are you an experienced medical device sales professional with a clinical background in Critical Care, ICU or Renal/Dialysis?
This is an opportunity to bring both sides of your experience together with a specialist medical technology business that is growing its presence across Northern England. You'll take ownership of developing the territory, building new hospital relationships and selling a specialist portfolio of dialysis and CRRT equipment and associated consumables. It's a genuinely clinical and commercial role. New business development will be a key focus, alongside building relationships with healthcare professionals and providing clinical support and product training. Full training on the product suite will be provided.
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- Proven hospital sales experience within medical devices or complex clinical products
- Previous nursing experience within ICU, Critical Care or Renal/Dialysis
- Strong CRRT / renal replacement therapy knowledge
- Proven experience selling into hospitals, with a strong understanding of hospital environments, buying processes and key clinical and commercial stakeholders.
- A track record of building relationships, opening doors and developing new business
- Confidence working with and training clinical teams


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This is a home and field-based role covering Northern England from Birmingham upwards, with occasional travel to the company's southern office. All business mileage and travel expenses are covered.
You'll be joining an excellent company with a great culture and supportive team, with the opportunity to build and develop the Northern territory and really make it your own.
Package: Circa £59k salary + £9k car allowance + £3k pager allowance + c.20% annual bonus, 6% employer pension contribution, private healthcare and dental cover.
If you have the commercial sales experience alongside the clinical renal or critical care background, I'd love to hear from you.
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