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Zimmer Biomet Holdings

Develops joint replacement, robotics, smart implants

Sales Representative 1 - Neurosurgery

Field SalesPosted on Nov 13
Full-timeDenver, CO, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • Foundational knowledge of medical device selling and the ability to learn Neuro One sEEG, NeuroBlate LITT, and ROSA One Brain product positioning.
  • Ability to identify and advance competitive sEEG electrode conversion opportunities through consultative selling and account planning.
  • Ability to understand and communicate approved clinical evidence and product information without independently providing clinical or intraoperative guidance.
  • Competence in account profiling, stakeholder mapping, CRM documentation, sales activity tracking, and procedural utilization analysis.
  • Willingness to complete required commercial product training and any applicable hospital access requirements; current clinical case coverage credentials are not required.

Responsibilities

  • Support assigned territory commercial objectives, emphasizing Neuro One sEEG electrode sales, competitive conversions, and NeuroBlate procedure growth within installed accounts.
  • Develop and execute account-specific plans with the Market Development Manager and Regional Director, identifying target physicians, electrode purchasing pathways, procedural volume, barriers to adoption, and next steps.
  • Identify sEEG accounts using competitive electrodes and develop conversion opportunities through approved product differentiation, stakeholder engagement, evaluations, and purchasing discussions.
  • Meet with existing NeuroBlate customers to assess utilization trends, identify additional appropriate physician users and referral opportunities, and advance approved education and account activation initiatives.
  • Monitor ordering trends, competitive activity, account access, and sales opportunities; communicate risks and next steps to regional leadership.
  • Own day-to-day commercial execution in assigned accounts and share responsibility with the Market Development Manager for territory sales quota, disposable revenue, and LITT procedure growth.
  • Develop and execute account-level action plans with the Market Development Manager and Regional Director, including utilization goals, physician targeting, follow-up actions, and barriers to adoption.
  • Conduct strategic sales meetings at installed accounts to review procedural activity, growth opportunities, workflow needs, and next steps.
  • Identify opportunities to expand existing surgeon utilization, engage new physician users, and support new-account activation in coordination with regional leadership.
  • Monitor account ordering patterns, inventory needs, procedure trends, and competitive activity; communicate risks and opportunities promptly.
  • Coordinate scheduling, readiness, equipment and disposable availability, and procedural logistics with clinical teams and internal partners.
  • Provide appropriate workflow education and product training to physicians and hospital staff while respecting clinical decision-making boundaries.
  • Assist with service-related coordination and issue escalation; provide coverage in neighboring territories as directed based on business and customer needs.
  • Maintain detailed profiles of assigned accounts, including active and prospective neurosurgeons, epileptologists, neuro-oncology stakeholders, and referring physicians.
  • Collaborate with the Market Development Manager to map referral pathways, identify unmet clinical education needs, and develop physician-to-physician engagement opportunities.
  • Regularly deliver approved clinical selling modules and ask effective discovery questions to identify appropriate LITT use cases and adoption barriers.
  • Invite and engage physicians in approved webinars, conferences, trade shows, peer-to-peer programs, and other educational activities; follow up on digital campaigns and e-blasts.
  • Build productive relationships with physician champions, operating teams, MRI personnel, and hospital stakeholders to support sustained account engagement.
  • Maintain complete, accurate Salesforce records for contacts, account profiles, sales activities, opportunities, and follow-up commitments.
  • Communicate regularly with the Market Development Manager and Regional Director regarding territory strategy, case schedules, account progress, competitive intelligence, and forecast inputs.
  • Coordinate effectively with clinical specialists, marketing, operations, service, and other company partners to provide a consistent customer experience.
  • Execute all activities in accordance with company policies, approved product claims, quality standards, and applicable healthcare compliance requirements.

Desired Qualifications

  • A bachelor's degree in business, life sciences, healthcare, or a related field is preferred; equivalent relevant experience may be considered subject to company policy.
  • A minimum of 2 years of experience in medical device sales, healthcare sales, account management, or relevant customer-facing experience is preferred.
  • Exposure to neurosurgery, epilepsy, sEEG, neuro-oncology, or hospital purchasing environments is beneficial but not required.
  • Demonstrated ability to build relationships, learn complex products, organize account activities, and execute a sales plan with coaching.
  • Motivation to develop toward broader Market Development Manager responsibilities through results, training, and coaching.
  • Strong interpersonal, discovery, presentation, organization, follow-through, and physician and hospital stakeholder engagement skills.
  • Effective collaboration with Market Development Managers, regional leadership, clinical specialists, and cross-functional teams.
  • Sound judgment, professionalism, patient-focused conduct, and commitment to ethical selling and compliance.

About the Company

Zimmer Biomet Holdings

Develops joint replacement, robotics, smart implants

Zimmer Biomet manufactures and markets musculoskeletal medical devices and instruments for joint replacement, surgical trauma, and sports medicine. Its products include joint implants, surgical tools, and smart implants, often supported by robotic-assisted surgery systems. The company develops, produces, and sells these devices and provides services such as medical education and training to healthcare professionals to support procedures and outcomes. Compared with competitors, Zimmer Biomet benefits from a long history (over 90 years), a global footprint, and a focus on integrated solutions that combine advanced implants with robotics technology and education partnerships. Its goal is to advance patient care by delivering reliable devices, technologies, and professional training that improve surgical outcomes and collaboration with healthcare providers.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Warsaw, IN
Founded
1927

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