Territory Manager, Acute Urology

The Territory Manager will be responsible for driving sales revenue to exceed quota across divisional priorities, earn qualification for the annual sales contest, define and develop new business opportunities that clearly reflect the company’s goals and contribute to overall team success.

Individuals will exhibit strong clinical excellence, data analytics skills, hospital reimbursement program and competitive knowledge.

One must be able to manage challenging situations directly, empathetically, and with outstanding strategic foresight.

Individuals will have experience calling upon and positioning products for approval with hospital value analysis committees, clinical committees, and C-Suite personnel with both disposable products and capital equipment.

The Territory Manager will develop key relationships through frequent and routine customer visits, utilization & contract compliance reviews, product in-services, and procedural observation.

Additionally, the Territory Manager will build and maintain constructive relationships in key accounts with physicians, nurses, technicians, materials management, hospital management and executive hospital personnel.

As deemed appropriate Territory Manager may be called upon to participate in the Field Sales Training program and/or provide services as a Field Sales Trainer.

Individuals will manage their territory with integrity and in accordance with Bard’s Code of Ethics and all applicable BD policies, rules and procedures.

Drive sales revenue to exceed established quotas and contest qualifications.

Defines and develops sustainable new business opportunities.

Execute Clinical Assessments, lead Round table results discussions, and support standard new product implementation programs

Builds and maintains balanced strategic business relationships in key accounts and partner relationships with BD Clinical Managers

Performs product demonstrations, customer education and in-service as required or requested.

Develops monthly, quarterly and annual plans crafted to meet revenue targets.

Develops and maintains a level of excellence in clinical knowledge within respective disease states.

Develops and maintains a level of excellence in territory management and selling skills.

Deliver sales training to inside and field sales employees and channel partners as requested.

Present sales modules, presentations/workshops, overall sales training curriculum at new hire training classes and sales meetings as requested.

Control expenses within territory budgets and manage those resources according to Bard guidelines and policies

Maintains open, positive and productive lines of communication with the sales team, customer service, sales management and the home office staff.

In all actions, demonstrates a primary dedication to patient safety and product quality by maintaining compliance to the Bard Quality Policy and all other documented quality processes and procedures.

Completes requested and required administrative duties in a timely manner including call reports, monthly results report and additional items as assigned.

Develops and maintains accurate customer and account files, both written and electronic.

Attend and represent Bard at local, regional and national medical conferences.

Perform special projects and additional duties as assigned.

Employee may be required to sit, bend, stoop, use keyboard, see, talk and hear.

May occasionally lift objects of 10 to 25 lbs.

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

This position works in a home office, hospital, HCP office or clinical environment.

The noise level in the work environment is quiet to moderate.

Frequent travel within the territory is required.