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Senior Director, Strategic IDN Accounts
Viz.aiSenior Director driving enterprise sales for strategic healthcare accounts across Integrated Delivery Networks. Leading a cross-functional team to enhance account growth and retention strategies.
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Own the IDN portfolio
- Drive ARR growth and retention across named IDNs
- Manage complex annual renewal calendar and engage on renewals
- Lead the transition from module-level to suite-level selling
- Execute enterprise SaaS agreements at executive levels
- Identify expansion opportunities across Viz's portfolio
- Collaborate internally to align IDN strategy
- Build and maintain C-suite relationships
- Facilitate multi-stakeholder selling across IDN governance structures
- Develop business plans aligned with revenue targets
- Maintain forecast accuracy and provide engagement reports
Requirements
What you’ll need- BS/BA degree required
- Minimum 7+ years of enterprise healthcare sales experience
- 3+ years managing strategic IDN or GPO-level accounts at the C-suite level
- Demonstrated track record closing large IDN enterprise deals
- Experience selling AI-enabled SaaS or similar solutions preferred
- Familiarity with EHR platforms (Epic, Cerner) preferred
- MEDDPICC or equivalent sales methodology proficiency preferred
- Ability to travel up to 75% nationally.
Benefits
Comp & perks- Medical, dental, vision
- 401(k)
- Generous vacation
- Equity and commission
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Hard Skills & Tools
enterprise SaaS agreementsAI-enabled SaaS solutionsMEDDPICC sales methodologyforecast accuracybusiness plan development
Soft Skills
relationship buildingcollaborationstakeholder engagementstrategic thinkingcommunication