The RVP of Sales will manage a team of Regional Account Directors, drive sales strategy, and close multi-year SaaS agreements in healthcare settings.
Aidoc is recruiting a Regional Vice President of Sales in the United States. Join our team!
- BA/BS degree, MBA preferred, or equivalent job-related experience
- Track record of consistently achieving quota and managing complex sales of $1M+ from start
- At least 7 years’ experience successfully selling Enterprise SaaS solutions preferably in the provider space, focusing on medical imaging, advanced analytics, population health and/or clinical decision support software solutions
- Demonstrated success in selling directly to C-suite and Key (Physician) Opinion Leaders in large health systems
- Experience leading initiatives to grow the funnel and work with marketing teammates to move sales stages
- Ability to close deals
- Strong communicator with demonstrated written and verbal skills
- Strong work ethic, self-directed, and resourceful
- Strong customer references
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