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Others like myself, I got to the point where I was like, “I don’t want to chase doctors around it. Some people in medicine get to the point where they don’t want to chase doctors around anymore. That’s my point to the readers who are trying to make a move in med sales. “I I want to get out of pharma.
It also applies to high-value B2C sales, e.g., elective surgeries, orthodontics, senior care, and residential treatment centers. My guest, Chris Jennings , CEO of Chris Jennings Group , reveals the essential traits of successful healthcaresales leadership. Prioritize development and tracking sales activities.
As I was described, it’s almost like getting a Master’s or a Doctorate in Electrophysiology. It makes the process of getting an opportunity within a medical technology company, medical device, pharma, or test. We’re going to get into it because I want the audience to be crystal clear on the cardiac rhythm space.
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You were in sales but you weren’t in medical sales yet? I’m in medical sales. You were in medical sales? From a branding perspective, I was a company’s dream because every doctor wanted to talk to me. Most salespeople have a hard time getting ahold of doctors. I had a doctor say this to me.
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