Therapy Consultant - Inland Empire
NeuroPace
Summary
NeuroPace is seeking a Therapy Consultant for the Inland Empire area to expand the clinical practice for epilepsy care, promoting the RNS System to epileptologists, neurologists, neurosurgeons, and allied professionals.
Job description
Key Responsibilities
- Set an aggressive sales strategy and sales plan to develop new accounts and grow existing account business
- Develop physician champions for product adoption in new and existing accounts while increasing the user base per generator
- Drive successful market development activities from planning to end results, strengthening key referral networks
- Implement a targeted approach to growing the business, including action plans that utilize strategic selling methodologies
- Incorporate tactical selling skills through consultative or solution-need selling
- Establish excellent relationships with physicians and allied health professionals, specifically epileptologists, neurologists, and neurosurgeons in the territory
- Manage effective customer education and training and drive participation in company-sponsored educational and training programs
- Educate customers on the merits and proper clinical usage of the RNS System through presentations and demonstrations
- Manage patients through all phases of the clinical process and educate them on the features and benefits of NeuroPace products
- Work with customers and Field Clinical Engineers to implement Patient Education Programs at key accounts
- Support patient education events including EFA Meetings and support groups
- Partner with Field Clinical Engineers to achieve business goals and document quarterly activities using Caspio and Salesforce CRM
- Work closely with Regional and National Sales Management on territory performance, customer satisfaction, business plan execution, and reporting, including sales of DIXI medical
- Develop relationships with hospital personnel to identify key decision makers
Requirements
- Minimum 7-8 years' sales experience within the medical device industry
- Experience with Class III implantable devices highly desired
- Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts required; advanced degree such as an MBA a strong asset
- Proven track record as a consistent top sales performer, preferably in a neurologic focused industry with active implantables, cranial (ENT) implanted devices, or sales of imaging/robotics/navigation systems for minimally invasive neurosurgery
- Demonstrated success as an individual performer while effectively leveraging team selling
- Proficiency in strategic account planning and written development plans
- Demonstrated success working collaboratively with corporate contacts such as Field Clinical Engineers and case management teams
- Consistent performance under corporate Business Conduct and AdvaMed compliance
- Demonstrated verbal, written communication and presentation skills
- PC and mobile based communication at a professional level
- Business analysis and sales tracking skills
- Required travel to customer clinics, hospitals and offsite meetings approximately 70%-80% of the time
- Valid Driver's License
Requirements
- Minimum 7-8 years' sales experience within the medical device industry
- Experience with Class III implantable devices highly desired
- Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts required
- Advanced degree such as an MBA a strong asset
- Proven track record as a consistent top sales performer
- Proficiency in strategic account planning and written development plans
- Demonstrated verbal, written communication and presentation skills
- Business analysis and sales tracking skills
- Required travel approximately 70%-80% of the time
- Valid Driver's License
Benefits
- Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance
- Voluntary Life
- 401K
- RSU
- 529 plan
- ESPP Program
- Health & Wellness Program
- Generous Paid Time Off
- Eleven paid holidays
- FSA & Commuter Benefits
Company overview
NeuroPace is a commercial-stage medical device company based in Mountain View, California, specializing in neuromodulation technology for neurological disorders. Founded in 1999, the company has developed the RNS® System, the world's first and only FDA-approved brain-responsive neurostimulation platform for treating drug-resistant focal epilepsy. This innovative closed-loop technology functions similarly to a cardiac pacemaker but for the brain, continuously monitoring brain activity and delivering personalized, real-time treatment at the seizure source. The RNS System represents a paradigm shift in epilepsy treatment, offering a data-driven approach that recognizes individual seizure patterns and responds with imperceptible stimulation to prevent seizures. NeuroPace's technology has demonstrated significant clinical benefits, including substantial reductions in seizure frequency and improvements in quality of life for patients who have not responded to traditional medications. The company operates in the medical equipment manufacturing sector and has established partnerships with comprehensive epilepsy centers across the United States. With its proprietary device data capabilities and expanding clinical indications, NeuroPace is positioned as a leader in responsive neuromodulation technology for neurological conditions.