Career Details
| Job Title | Clinical Sales Representative | Effective Date | 01 May 2026 |
| Company | Ducray Lenoir Ltd | Department | Sales – Medical Equipment |
| Category | Staff | Reporting Line | Head of Sales |
Company Values
- Integrity and Respect
- Customer Focus
- Communication
- Innovation
- Teamwork
- Performance
- Quality
The Clinical Sales Specialist – OT, ICU and CSSD is responsible for the promotion, clinical support, and sales development of operating theatre, intensive care unit and central sterile supply department equipment within the company’s product portfolio. The role combines clinical expertise with sales responsibilities to ensure effective product positioning, user adoption, and profitable growth.
The appointee will work closely with surgeons, theatre nurses, biomedical engineers, and hospital management to ensure that products meet clinical requirements and operational needs. The role includes product demonstrations, product support during procedures where required, user training, and participation in tender processes.
The position requires a strong clinical understanding of operating theatre workflows, excellent relationship-building skills, and the ability to translate clinical needs into technical and commercial solutions.
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Key Result Area |
Main responsibilities |
| Sales |
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| Product Development |
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| Reporting & Communication |
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| Field Work |
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| Customer and Supplier Management |
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| Teamwork |
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| Deliveries |
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| Debtors |
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| Education and Sales |
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| Stock Level |
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| Compliance to Company policies |
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| Training and Development |
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Key dimensions
- Product Expertise: Deep technical knowledge and clinical application of medical devices (e.g. OT lights, OT tables and pendants, surgical instruments, CSSD equipment etc).
- Sales Strategy: Driving revenue through strategic planning, lead generation, and territory management.
- Customer Education: Conducting product demos, training sessions, and providing technical support.
- Regulatory Compliance: Understanding of medical device regulations, certifications, and clinical protocols.
- Market Intelligence: Keeping up with trends, competitor products, and evolving hospital procurement processes
Decisions making
- Customer Targeting: Identifying high-value leads (hospitals, clinics, procurement departments).
- Solution Fit: Aligning product features with clinical needs and pain points.
- Post-Sales Strategy: Deciding on technical support plans, installation logistics, and training.
- Territory Prioritization: Allocating time and resources based on potential sales outcomes.
Problems
- Complex Procurement Cycles: Long sales cycles with multiple decision-makers (doctors, procurement, admin).
- Price Sensitivity: Balancing value proposition vs. cheaper alternatives.
- Regulatory Delays: Barriers due to certifications, tenders, or approvals.
Opportunities
- Relationship-Driven Growth: Expanding through referrals and long-term partnerships.
Job Requirements
| Qualifications |
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| Experience |
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| Behavioural Competencies |
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Internal Relationship
- Sales Dept
- Head of Sales
- Cluster Head
- MD
- Procurement Dept
- Finance
External Relationship
- Suppliers
- Clients – Clinics, Healthcare Providers (Doctors/Surgeons etc.)
Management reserves the right to call upon the incumbent to take on any reasonable responsibility considered necessary for the attainment of its objectives.


