Medical Sales Live

Is it too late to make a career change, and start a new career in the Medical Sales industry? In this Medical Sales Live episode, we speak with Ana Guerra, Technology Associate - Pinnacle Inc. (Arthrex) about her successful transition from athletic training and finance to breaking into medical sales. Ana shares her experience adapting to new surroundings and a quicker pace industry, developing new skills, and the investment she needed to make to confidently make her career change.

Is having a clinical background and sales experience enough to break into Medical Sales? In this Medical Sales Live episode, we speak with Kengpong Bhodiprasit, RN, Associate Sales Representative at MVP Orthopedics/Arthrex about a wide range of topics related to breaking into medical sales and finding the best life path for himself. He shares his personal story of how he found his way toward a successful career in medical sales after quitting his job as a Registered Nurse and challenging himself to be a door-to-door salesman. He speaks to us about how, even with clinical and sales experience, it was a challenge to break into the medical sales industry, until he graduated from Medical Sales College. Keng's work ethic ring true in his story, and offer a shining example of what determination and a clear vision can accomplish.

In this two-part episode with David Soler, Director of Sales - Urology & Prostate Health Division at Boston Scientific, we get the opportunity to talk about growth opportunities that come from an associate sales representative position. Don't forget "Competition is healthy" as David Soler would say. 

In this two-part conversation, we speak with David Soler, Director of Sales - Urology & Prostate Health Division at Boston Scientific about a wide range of topics related to a successful career in medical sales. You'll hear David share the attributes of a successful medical sales representative, the importance of having a people-oriented mentality while keeping the patient first, how critical it is to have diverse reps to serve diverse clients and clinicians, and how emotional intelligence affects a career path and the different pathways to building a career in the industry.

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In this Medical Sales Live Episode, we speak with Tracy Haynes, Territory Manager at Revanix Biomedical about a wide range of topics related to breaking into medical sales and finding the best life path for himself. He shares his personal story of how he found his way toward a successful career in medical sales after serving in the military, playing college football, adopting his brother, being diagnosed as neurodiverse, and overcoming a number of other hurdles life had in store. Haynes speaks about how after MSC, his career in medical sales positively impacted him and his family. Haynes continues to emphasize the importance of investing in yourself.

In this episode of Medical Sales Live, Dr. Michael J. Chin, DPM, FACFAS speaks with our own Dr. Sarah Dickey, DPM, FACFAS, Sr. Director of Education of the Chicago campus. Dr. Chin discusses how advancements in minimally invasive surgical techniques and biologics have changed the way reps interact with doctors and patients. Then both doctors discuss some of the dos and don'ts of being a device rep.

In this episode of Medical Sales Live, Angie Volk, VP of Sales, Urology & Critical Care at BD, shares her unique route toward a sales leadership role. Angie also explains why BD has partnered with MSC, how MSC's ZeroFee Recruiting platform plays a critical role in finding new sales talent for their organization, and how their DEI Scholarship intentionally and tangibly creates a more diverse and inclusive device industry.

In this edition of Medical Sales Live, James Watkins, National Marketing Manager, Watchman at Boston Scientific, shares his personal path into a leadership position in medical devices, transitioning from a pharmaceuticals career into cardiology, and how MSC helps students build both the sales and clinical acumen that lays the foundation for a successful career in medical sales. James also discusses the ways in which both Boston Scientific's BOOST program and MSC's DEI Scholarship Program create a more diverse and inclusive medical sales industry.