Territory Manager – Patient Care

September 9, 2026

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Job Description:

As a Verathon Sales Representative you will strategically manage the business in your territory to promote the Verathon BladderScan® Product line.
You will execute sales strategies and techniques to realize sales opportunities identified in the Total Available Market (TAM) segmentation and analysis.
You will generate new business and maintain existing business by understanding the needs, building rapport, and influence customers by delivering presentations to customers including creative solutions to their problems.
You will manage the relationships with key customer stakeholders like Clinical Nursing, C-suite Executives, Administration, and BioMed contacts.
You will generate a high volume of sales activity by in-person prospecting, product evaluations, proposal generation, customer presentations, and negotiations.
You will forecast your business potential in order to ensure your sales pipeline supports the achievement of monthly, quarterly, and annual goals.
You will learn new industry and market information that allow you to adapt to shifts in market demand and strategy.

Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree required
2+ years B2B outside sales experience
Must be able to lift up to 100 pounds and carry up to 25 pounds
Able to meet vendor credentialing requirements for all healthcare systems (including COVID-19 vaccine)
Must be insurable and have a valid driver's license
Must reside within territory, Los Angeles area preferred
No overnight travel is required for day to day management of territory that includes Los Angeles
Required to travel outside assigned territory for annual sales meeting, regional meetings and in person training, as needed

Benefits:

Base Salary. $70,000
Additional Commission Potential. $110k-$130k
Wellness & Life Balance Programs.
Competitive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, basic life insurance, auto allowance and a 401(k) matching plan.
Growth & Development. Professional development programs, internal promotions, certification courses, and tuition reimbursement.
Fun & Employee Engagement. Team appreciation events, team building activities and celebrations with a culture centered on employee engagement.

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