Hey everyone,

I am an Aggie who graduated this year with a degree in Public Health, and I am hoping to break into medical device sales. I would really appreciate any advice, connections, or guidance from people who are already in the industry. I am happy to send my resume to anyone who is willing to take a look.

A little about me:
I was accepted into medical school, but I realized I am more excited by the business, relationship building, and fast-paced nature of medical device sales.
I graduated magna cum laude with a strong academic record.
I have extensive clinical exposure from shadowing multiple specialties and working closely with care teams, which gives me a strong understanding of procedures and provider needs.
I have leadership and project experience through community health initiatives, partnerships, and hospital outreach.
I am bilingual in English and Spanish and can connect well with a diverse range of patients and providers.
I am driven, coachable, and motivated to make an immediate impact in a territory.

If anyone has advice, knows of openings, or would be open to talking about how they got into the field, I would be very grateful.

Thanks and gig 'em.

Alcon typically posts for "remote" sales people. Their corporate office is in Fort Worth, but they sell worldwide. Maybe check their page for job openings.

Other medical device companies that spring to mind: Medline, Cardinal Health, Halyard, BVI Medical, Becton Dickinson....surely all of them have need of salespeople all over the nation.

Also, I know you're looking for a sales position but if you're not having luck there, you might try just getting your foot in the door in supply chain with a company, then migrating over to sales.