• Own national revenue, profitability, budget and quota performance across acute and non-acute markets.
• Translate company strategy into segment-specific commercial playbooks covering targeting, access, evaluation, conversion and utilization.
• Establish a disciplined commercial operating cadence with clear metrics, accountability and corrective action when performance falls short.
• Own forecast accuracy and commercial inputs into annual operating plans.
• Manage sales budgets and commercial investments with a focus on profitable growth and return.
• Improve revenue quality through disciplined pricing, product mix, contracting and channel management.

• Assess and continuously strengthen the sales organization across talent, structure, territories, compensation, incentives and capabilities.
• Recruit, retain, coach and develop high-performing commercial talent.
• Create a culture of accountability, urgency, transparency and measurable performance.
• Strengthen pipeline management, account planning, sales process and field execution.
• Remain highly visible in the field and close to customers, sales representatives and channel partners.

• Develop and strengthen relationships with DMEs, distributors, IDNs, GPOs and other strategic partners that can expand access and accelerate adoption.
• Build channel strategies that complement and strengthen direct sales execution.
• Negotiate commercially attractive agreements that align partner incentives with Medaxis' growth and profitability objectives.
• Establish partner business reviews and scorecards measuring pipeline, revenue, utilization, commitments and execution.
• Identify opportunities to expand access across both acute and non-acute care environments.

• Collaborate closely with Marketing on positioning, product launches, evidence requirements and customer insights.
• Bring customer, competitive and field intelligence into company strategy and commercial decision-making.
• Partner effectively with functional leaders across the organization to remove barriers to growth and improve execution.
• Build a strong, trusted working relationship with the CEO and Senior Leadership Team.
• Communicate commercial performance, priorities, opportunities and risks clearly to executive leadership and the Board.

• Bachelor's degree in Business or a related discipline, or equivalent professional experience; MBA preferred.
• Significant senior commercial leadership experience within wound care and/or NPWT medical devices.
• Direct wound-care experience is required.
• Strong understanding of NPWT commercial models, including capital equipment, disposables, recurring revenue and systems-based selling.
• Demonstrated success driving sustained revenue growth in complex, reimbursement-driven and highly competitive healthcare markets.
• Experience building, scaling or transforming sales organizations.
• Demonstrated success leading both direct sales and channel-partner strategies.
• Strong experience working with DMEs and distribution partners within wound care or NPWT.
• Demonstrated commercial success across both acute and non-acute care markets.
• Strong understanding of pricing, contracting, reimbursement, channel economics and revenue quality.
• Ability to travel approximately 50% across the United States.

• Thinks strategically but remains close to customers, the field and day-to-day execution.
• Knows how to turn commercial strategy into repeatable processes, playbooks and measurable results.
• Uses data, pipeline visibility and forecasting discipline to identify problems early and take action.
• Understands how to balance direct sales, DME, distribution and strategic channel relationships.
• Builds strong teams through clear expectations, coaching and accountability.
• Is comfortable operating in a smaller, entrepreneurial organization where executives move fluidly between strategy and execution.
• Brings urgency and resilience while maintaining a collaborative, transparent leadership style.
• Makes pragmatic commercial decisions and continuously looks for ways to improve execution.
• Communicates clearly and can align teams, partners and senior stakeholders around ambitious growth objectives.

• Comprehensive benefits plan
• Money Purchase Plan
• Generous PTO
• Fourteen paid holidays
• The opportunity to have a meaningful impact on the growth and development of a specialized wound-care organization

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