Map today's hospital visits; scan competitor news and overnight emails.
Catch a surgeon before rounds — quick pitch, read if they're close to buying.
Stand scrubbed-in beside the surgeon; show the device working in a live case.
Hit two clinics back-to-back; drop samples, answer tough competitor questions.
Sit across from the hospital buyer; haggle price and contract terms.
Walk nurses through the new device — hands-on until everyone feels confident.
Log every visit, flag hot leads, decide which accounts to drop this quarter.
Follow up with a wavering doctor; decide whether to push or give space.
- Demo medical devices live in hospitals and operating rooms.
- Pitch surgeons and doctors on why your device beats the competition.
- Negotiate contracts and pricing with hospital purchasing teams.
- Train nurses and doctors to use a new device correctly and safely.
- Drive your territory visiting clinics, hospitals, and surgical centers daily.
- Is this doctor actually close to buying, or just being polite to get rid of me?
- Should I push harder to close this deal, or back off and protect the relationship?
- Does this surgeon need more technical detail, or should I keep it simple and focus on outcomes?
- Is this account worth my time this quarter, or should I focus on a more promising lead?
- Should I flag this product complaint to my company now, even if it might cost me the sale?
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