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Unclassified
3 months ago
Description
Job Title
Medical Device Sales Internship
Job Location
College Station, TX 77845
Job Overview
- Looking for a lucrative career in the medical sales industry? Our paid Internship may be the right path for YOU!
- Orthopedic Surgical Sales could be for you!
- Average income more than $170,000
- Recession Proof
- Work alongside surgeons in the operating room
- #1 Professional Sales Career
Compensation
- Intern's salary is $40,000.
Responsibilities
- As critical members of the team, interns build and develop phone selling skills by answering questions from prospective students while learning all about Medical Sales College.
- They are expected to contribute to the promotion and growth of Medical Sales College by sourcing new sales opportunities through inbound lead follow-up and outbound phone call activity.
- An opportunity to earn commissions is available and based on performance.
Requirements
- The ideal candidate must have the ability to relocate to Tampa, FL for the duration of the internship.
- Individuals must reside in or have the ability to relocate to Tampa, FL area.
- Candidates must have a 4-year degree from an accredited college or university.
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Typical benefits offered for paid internships
(National average offered by employers)
Average internship hourly pay
For Southwest region
Education Management
Typical pay range:
$20.28 - $26.07
Estimated Monthly Living Expenses
For College Station, TX | $2,507/mo
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