Critical Care Territory Manager (Oregon)

Jacobs Management Group

  • Portland, OR
  • 4 days ago

    Highlights

    A global medical technology organization focused on delivering innovative patient monitoring and life-support solutions across acute care environments. Collaborate with cross-functional teams including Corporate Accounts, Clinical, Marketing, and Service to ensure alignment and execution.

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationPortland, OR

    Description

    About the Company
    A global medical technology organization focused on delivering innovative patient monitoring and life-support solutions across acute care environments. The company partners with hospitals to improve clinical outcomes through advanced, integrated technologies and a collaborative, customer-centric approach.

    Job Summary

    The Territory Manager is responsible for driving new business and competitive conversions across acute care hospitals. This field-based role requires strong clinical acumen, strategic selling capabilities, and cross-functional collaboration. Success in this position comes from building market share through targeted prospecting, consultative engagement, and consistent execution against territory revenue goals.

    Territory Covers: (NY + Northern P.A.)

    Sell into ICU, OR, ER, and hospital admin stakeholders

    What You’ll Do

    • Develop and execute a strategic territory plan focused on new account acquisition and competitive conversions

    • Build and manage a strong pipeline for patient monitoring and life-support solutions

    • Deliver tailored product demonstrations, evaluations, and presentations

    • Collaborate with cross-functional teams including Corporate Accounts, Clinical, Marketing, and Service to ensure alignment and execution

    • Coordinate installations, in-services, and post-sale support to ensure successful adoption

    • Establish and maintain long-term relationships with key hospital stakeholders

    • Partner with internal business units to identify cross-selling and growth opportunities

    • Support training and onboarding of new sales team members when needed

    • Consistently meet or exceed quarterly and annual revenue targets through disciplined pipeline management

    What You’ll Bring

    • Bachelor’s degree preferred

    • Proven success in capital equipment or medical device sales, with a track record of closing complex deals

    • Strong prospecting, cold-calling, and presentation skills

    • Ability to engage effectively with both clinical and administrative stakeholders

    • Strategic mindset with the ability to assess competitive landscapes and position solutions effectively

    • High energy, strong organizational skills, and a professional presence

    • Proficiency with PowerPoint and CRM platforms (e.g., Salesforce)

    • Willingness to travel 50–75%, including overnight travel

    • Ability to transport and demonstrate equipment (up to 30 lbs)

     

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