Are you in college and dream of being in medical sales when you graduate?

OR... Are you a new graduate excited to pursue a medical sales career, but unsure where and how to start?

The guesswork is over.

This guide is 20 pages of everything I wish I knew about breaking into this industry when I was in school. The topics include...

-Types of positions to go after, with details on each of them, including internships, associate sales representative roles, and the titles/roles of the higher ups so you know their responsibilities

-Different industries in medical sales so you have more clarity on what's out there

-Ways to boost your resume (This section is a game changer! I get creative on things you can do while in school to really make yourself a competitive fit for roles.)

-B2B options to help you break in, My Story on how B2B completely skyrocketed my career as a Medical Sales Rep

-Networking on LinkedIn- who to reach out to, why it's important, how to make yourself stand out

-How to be unique- WHY YOU? (Most candidates don't even think about this...)

-Interview tips- GAME CHANGING advice on how to nail your interview!

-PLUS... I give you a list of exactly what you should do every single week to set yourself up for success to get traction and land interviews quicker.

We are at early bird pricing and the prices will go up soon. Grab your guide now before prices increase!

DISCLAIMER: This industry is incredibly competitive to get into. There are many external factors that play into your job search, including but not limited to: your location/flexibility on where you’re willing to move, and the market at the time of your job search (how many openings, what the openings are, etc.). This guide will not guarantee that you will land a role in a certain amount of time, but I will tell you that if you don’t give up, the right opportunity WILL come Whether it’s soon or in a few years.

If you follow what is mentioned in this guide, the goal is to expedite the job search for you so you can get into your dream career faster, but I just want to recognize that it might not be easy.

NOW LET'S DO THIS!