Selling to Hospitals – Prescription for Success

                              by Pam Switzer, TeamBuilders International ©2006

 

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How to get into the mind of administration--to translate your clinical message to a meaningful business dialogue and increase your sales to health care organizations as a result….

If you find that communicating with administration is always something that management tells you to do, but no one seems to understand how to do…don’t worry. You are not alone. And here are a couple of reasons why:

The majority of our training in new hire sales school (and after graduation, as well!) is focused on product. We have never been taught the business language of administration.

Maybe you used to be a nurse or a biomed engineer. Now you are being told to call on the people who used to be your bosses boss. That can be very scary.

You are so busy running CME events and in services that it is almost impossible to find the time to add in a new activity.

Over the last 24 months, I have spoken with senior executives in hospitals and long-term care facilities all over the world. I have done ride-a-longs with reps and have interviewed senior managers in medical companies. Here is what I found out:

  • Why you must get in front of admin, today.
  • Health care trends and how to capitalize on them.
  • That the value you provide may have nothing to do with what you sell.
  • Why some organizations take action and why some do not.
  • How the P and T committee’s objectives, individual’s objectives and administration’s objectives may differ and why.
  • The job responsibilities of these administrators and how their performance is measured in their organizations.
  • Administrators are people too and will respond to us if we speak their language-- rather than ours.

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by Pam Switzer, TeamBuilders International ©2006