What are the responsibilities and job description for the Corporate Sales Executive Long Term Care position at TridentCare?
Seeking a highly motivated sales representative preferably with healthcare experience, specifically with Long Term Care client. Responsible for consultative sales and promotion of company services within assigned territory with 90% of job-related activities focused on closing new sales / new client relationships in both our core markets and commercial / developing markets.
- Qualify prospects for incoming TM's.
- Develop and execute a strategy to develop prospects to opportunities for TM's.
- Execute and close opportunities when necessary.
- Attend major networking events (i.e. Healthcare Association Conferences). o Identify prospects using all available resources.
- Identifying and understanding the business sales cycle and approval process with prospective customers to secure financial, operational and clinical approval.
- Proper presentation of all products and services.
- Introduce new service offerings as available
- Develop proposals, manage contract discussions and rate negotiations
Demonstrate the skills needed to sell Value against Price including and our ability to :
Demonstrate a general understanding of ROI selling
o Promote the use of the Trident web portal to all customers.
o Conduct new facility set-ups when necessary.
o Presentation and review of QA information as requested by customer.
o Conduct review of services for clients.
o Report customer issues through appropriate channels in an accurate and timely manner.
Demonstrate a willingness and openness to help others within the Region to be successful, while sharing Best Practices.
OTHER RESONSIBILITIES
Develop and maintain territory coverage plan in vacant territories as needed while a qualified replacement is located.
SKILLS|EXPERIENCE
Equal Opportunity Employer / Protected Veterans / Individuals with Disabilities
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