Imaging & Resection Sales Representative

Description

Role: Imaging & Resection Sales Representative

Reports to: VP of Business Development

FLSA Status: Exempt?

Updated: August 2026

The primary responsibility of the Imaging & Resection (I&R) Sales Representative is to drive revenue growth and execute strategies that achieve sales objectives and key business metrics across Arthrex's I&R portfolio, including capital equipment, video systems, and related disposables. This role partners closely with surgeons, OR staff, and healthcare stakeholders to provide product expertise, clinical education, and procedural support that improves customer outcomes and patient outcomes. The representative collaborates cross-functionally with sales teams and leadership to ensure exceptional customer support, successful product adoption, and sustainable business growth.

Essential Responsibilities:

1. Achieve and exceed sales targets through new business development and account expansion.

2. Build and maintain strong relationships with surgeons, administrators, and clinical stakeholders.

3. Educate customers on I&R technologies, clinical applications, and product benefits.

4. Provide in-procedure support and product expertise to ensure successful utilization and adoption.

5. Assist with business development initiatives, including cold calling and hunting for new business opportunities

6. Collaborate with the Imaging & Resection Sales Manager to develop a strong sales strategy that aligns with customer needs

7. Identify customer needs and propose creative solutions that align with business objectives and guidelines, including pricing/billing in line with company policies

8. Partner with internal sales force to uncover opportunities for sales and service of capital and video equipment

9. Assist in training Technology Representatives in the field and classroom on I&R products

10. Participate in labs, industry meetings, and trade shows to help showcase I&R equipment

11. Regularly review service agreements for past service logs and needs, to assist with recommendations at current and future accounts

12. Execute software upgrades, troubleshoot equipment issues, perform preventative maintenance, build surgical preference settings, prepare equipment and disposables for trials, assist with executing trials, deliver and install purchased equipment, train customers on appropriate cleaning processes

13. Complete all educational courses required by the Medical Education Coordinator

14. Works cross functionally with Arthrex corporate, sales operations, regulatory, sales and finance to accomplish objectives

The above statements describe the general nature and level of work being performed as an I & R Sales Specialist. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all duties, and additional responsibilities may be assigned, as required.

Requirements

Requirements:

1. Bachelor's Degree, or equivalent relevant experience

2. 2+ years of capital equipment sales experience

3. 2+ years of demonstrated experience with cold-calling and new business development

4. Proven ability to work collaboratively with cross functional teams

5. Previous experience in healthcare facilities and operating rooms

6. Successful completion of I&R Initial Onsite Training (IOT) prior to or within 4 months of start date

7. Successful completion of Sports IOT prior to or within 12 months of start date

8. Ability to succeed in a high-paced and at times stressful environment

9. Excellent interpersonal and customer service skills

10. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills

11. Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail

12. Valid Driver’s License

Work Environment

The I&RSS will spend a lot of time traveling to meetings, hospitals and practices. Instead of sitting behind a desk, the I&RSS will be constantly interacting, problem solving and adapting to the needs of healthcare providers and the business.

Physical Requirements

1. Sitting for Long Periods: Reps spend a lot of time driving between hospitals, clinics, and meetings; Due to locations of training, meetings and company functions, periodic airline travel is required.

2. Standing for Long Periods: Reps will often be present in operating rooms or product demonstrations where they need to stand, observe, and engage with medical professionals.

3. Lifting & Carrying: Medical devices can range from small tools to heavy equipment, requiring Reps to transport and set up displays or training materials (up to 50 lbs.)

4. Walking Between Locations: In large hospitals or medical facilities, Reps may need to walk extensively to visit different departments.

5. Dexterity & Fine Motor Skills: Setting up and demonstrating equipment may require precise handling and the ability to troubleshoot technical issues.

The I&RSS will manage the business ethically and adhere to all applicable hospital guidelines including ADVAMED http://advamed.org/