Presidents Club Winner, Rodney (RJ) Schick shares signs of not having a Clinical Champion. Signs include reluctance to travel for lab visits or case observations, a lack of time commitment, and a one-sided effort where the sales rep is always accommodating the clinician. Champions actively engage, shown by their willingness to contact executive leadership with crafted emails that include the sales rep. A true champion steps up when deals face challenges, focusing on clinical benefits rather than financial aspects, to enhance patient care and practice outcomes. Essential to this partnership is consistent, direct communication, and sharing contact information for immediate needs. Without this active involvement and communication rhythm, the clinician is just a user, not a champion, lacking the drive to propel a deal forward. #sales #medicaldevice #medicaldevices #medicaldevicesales #medtech
This is it. Well said, Rodney (RJ) Schick. Fortunate to call you a close friend and mentor. I strongly encourage all capital reps (new and experienced) to listen to this episode along with the two Joseph Hyland Authement episodes. Impactful leaders in this space, and important reminders when faced with inevitable challenges to overcome in the process.
Rodney (RJ) Schick really well said. Andrew McArdle David Heasley Thank you Omar M. Khateeb for continuing to bring great guests on the program.
“Do you have a champion or a user?”Very well said Rodney (RJ) Schick. A good reminder for all of us!
Spot. On.
RJ, you still go it..:)! Spot on as usual.
100% Rodney (RJ) Schick!!!!
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