
Regional Sales Manager – Dermatology
Max AI
full-time
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Location Type: Remote
Location: Illinois • Massachusetts • United States
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Salary
💰 $140,000 - $220,000 per year
About the role
- Full-Cycle SaaS Ownership: Taking ownership of the entire sales lifecycle—from cold prospecting private practices and PE-backed groups to running technical demos, negotiating contracts, and closing. You are selling a financial transformation, not just a tool.
- Revenue Cycle Consultative Selling: acting as a trusted consultant who diagnoses financial leaks in a practice (e.g., denial rates, under-coding) and prescribing our software as the solution. You must be able to articulate ROI in terms of "days in A/R" and "net collection ratio."
- Market Feedback Loop: Working closely with the Product/Engineering team to relay customer feedback regarding payer-specific rules, integration blockers (e.g., ModMed/EMA API issues), and feature requests to shape the roadmap.
- Ownership of processes: You don't just close the deal; you ensure the "handover" to implementation is seamless, ensuring the practice actually sees the financial lift we promised
- An agile and iterative approach: rapid testing of value propositions. One month you might pitch "Automated Billing," the next "Automated Chart Review" based on what the market responds to
- Consistent customer engagement: Engaging with Practice Managers and Billers, not just Doctors, to understand the ground-level friction of their daily workflows
Requirements
- 3-5+ years of Dermatology Pharmaceutical Sales experience (e.g., AbbVie, Galderma, LEO Pharma, Incyte). We are explicitly looking for candidates with an active, warm Rolodex of dermatologists and practice managers in the target territory.
- Proven territory access: You must have existing relationships that allow you to bypass gatekeepers and secure meetings with decision-makers immediately. Your value is your network.
- Experience with "Hub" services or reimbursement: While you come from pharma, you must have experience discussing access (Prior Auths, Step Therapy, Buy-and-Bill) and not just clinical efficacy. You understand the administrative burden of the front office
- Direct Dermatology Experience: Familiarity with specific derm codes (e.g., Mohs surgery, biopsies, destruction of lesions) and the "medical vs. cosmetic" struggle
- High-volume activity metrics: A track record of managing a high-frequency call plan (6-10 office visits/day) and the "grit" to translate that activity into software demos
- Willingness to learn AI Agents: You don't need to be a AI software expert yet, but you must be tech-savvy enough to learn a new pitch that focuses on billing rather than biology
- Understanding of RCM pain points: Familiarity with terms like "Claim Denials," "J-Codes," and "Co-Pay Accumulators" from your time managing drug access
- Experience launching new products: You have been part of a launch team for a new drug or indication and understand the "scrappiness" required when brand awareness is low
Benefits
- $140K - $220K USD Base
- $140K - $750K USD Commission
- Equity
- Medical (Platinum PPO)
- Dental (Platinum PPO)
- Vision (Platinum PPO)
- $250 per month (gym membership, classes, etc)
- $2,000 annually (courses, mentorship, etc)
- Company-Provided Vehicle (for field travel & client visits)
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
SaaS ownershipconsultative sellingfinancial transformationrevenue cycle managementterritory accessdermatology pharmaceutical saleshigh-frequency call planproduct launch experienceAI technology understandingmedical coding familiarity
Soft Skills
customer engagementrelationship buildingconsultative approachproblem-solvingcommunicationadaptabilitynegotiationorganizational skillscollaborationgrit