Clinical Sales Representative - EP - Galicia

• This is a sales position where the individual is responsible for servicing the current customer base, increasing sales within that base and establishing new accounts.

• S/he will be responsible for effectively dealing with customer complaints and

recommending consignment in accounts where necessary.

• →Achieve sales quota per plan by servicing the current customer base, increasing the sales volume to that base and establishing new accounts. Complexity is moderate (territory and/or assigned accounts, products/services, sales or account management process).
• →Has moderate authority to make sales commitments for assigned efforts and is accountable for results within established guidelines. May provide input to division-wide sales standard s, practices, procedures and policies and/or tenders.
• →Implement comprehensive sales plans to ensure increased market penetration and establishing of new accounts.
• →Develops and maintains a good understanding of Abbott Medical therapy(ies) and product(s).
• →Prepares reports and drafts initial conclusions/basic analysis; and performs required administrative sales duties, e.g., filing expense account reports, scheduling appointments, and making travel plans.
• →Maintain business operations in accordance with corporate policies in respect to pricing. quotes, credit terms, expense reporting and Quality guidelines.
• →Follow and share the best practices guidelines before and after the sales call.
• →Develops knowledge/awareness of competition products.
• →Act as Company ambassador at all times i.e. represent the Company in a professional manner and with highest integrity while interacting with customers and assigned institutions, physicians and technicians, customer purchasing and administration.
• →Proactively plans weekly travel schedule and communicate this through the appropriate channels in his/her country/division
• →Apply the company Account Profiling system and ensure the following basic information is incorporated in the accounts: people, their preferred behavioral styles, volume of product, competitors, local politics, decision structure including decision makers, needs, brief history, proposed minimum call frequency.