BMS Performance
Territory Manager - Theatre and ICU devices
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Territory Manager – Theatre and ICU devices
Scotland
Medical
Salary £45,000 to £50,000 basic, OTE £24k
- Growing medical technology business with an innovative portfolio
- Scotland-wide territory with significant opportunity for growth
- Excellent opportunity for an ambitious medical sales professional
The Role – Territory Manager
This is an opportunity to develop sales across Scotland for a specialist medical technology business. You will promote a range of respiratory management devices and medical consumables. Working with hospitals across ICU, anaesthesia, respiratory, and emergency care, you'll build relationships with clinicians and procurement teams while developing existing accounts and winning new business.
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The Location
Scotland, with the successful candidate ideally based centrally.
Requirements
- Medical device sales experience
- Airway, ICU or critical care experience advantageous but not essential
- Driven, hungry, and commercially focused
- Confident, direct, and comfortable developing new business
- Full driving license with no more than 6 points
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The Package
- £45,000–£50,000 basic
- £24,000 OTE
- Car allowance of £600 per month
- Pension
- 25 days' holiday + bank holidays
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