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Helix Medical Recruitment Ltd

Medical Sales Specialist - Radiotherapy

England
£45k – £55k/yr
Posted about 16 hours ago
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Job Description: Medical Sales Account Manager

As a medical sales Account Manager, you’ll sell and support a range of Radiotherapy medical devices, including equipment and software, that improve clinical outcomes; working with established and new customers across the UK NHS and private sector.

Responsibilities

  • Proactive medical sales of radiotherapy and medical physics (QA) devices to NHS and private hospital customers, including Therapeutic Radiographers, Radiotherapy Physicists and Clinical Scientists, as well as purchasing teams.
  • The product range includes radiotherapy patient positioning and immobilisation devices (couch tops, positioning lasers, breast & lung and head & neck immobilisation, pelvis & extremities positioning, SRS & SBRT solutions) and physics QA equipment (electrometers, ion chambers, phantoms, water tanks, beam QA and in-vivo dosimetry).
  • This is not a hard sell; it’s about building relationships based on knowledgeable support, understanding customer challenges to provide advice, and guiding them through the purchase.
  • You’ll have the support of Clinical Application Specialist colleagues for product demonstrations, customer education and hands-on training, although you’ll find yourself involved in these too from time to time.

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Work Location

  • Covering the UK, with occasional trips to support customers in Ireland, you’ll focus on the Midlands or Northern England.
  • A typical week involves 3-4 days visiting customer sites, 1-2 working from home, and averaging one to two nights away per week.

Company

  • A specialist distributor with decades of experience in radiation therapy, supplying and supporting a carefully selected portfolio of premium equipment, devices and software to NHS and private radiotherapy centres across the UK and Ireland.
  • A small, close-knit team where everyone knows each other – backed by strong leadership, a growing product portfolio, and a culture that invests in its people through training, development budgets and a supportive working environment.

Requirements

  • Clinical background preferred: Therapy Radiographer / Therapeutic Radiographer, Dosimetrist, or Radiotherapy Physicist / Clinical Scientist (Radiotherapy specialism), with experience or a genuine ambition to move into medical sales.
  • Previous experience in medical sales or as a clinical application specialist would be useful but is not required, as product and medical sales training will be provided.
  • Vital: a natural communicator, a can-do mentality, self-motivated, organised, and passionate about improving patient outcomes while making clinicians’ lives easier.
  • Suitable locations include (but are not limited to): Manchester, Liverpool, Sheffield, Leeds, Stoke-on-Trent, Derby, Nottingham, Leicester, Birmingham, and Coventry. Other UK locations will be considered.
  • Essential: full rights to work in the UK, and a valid driving licence.

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  • Salary guide: £45-55,000 (depending on experience) plus a company bonus, a company car, and a great benefits package that includes both professional and personal development allowances.
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Skills

Medical Sales
Account Management
Radiotherapy
Medical Physics
Relationship Building
Customer Support
Clinical Application
Patient Positioning
Dosimetry
Communication
Organization
Clinical Knowledge

Location

England, United Kingdom

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