Foot & Ankle Medical Device Sales Specialist

Stryker; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 60,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Stryker is seeking a Foot & Ankle Sales Associate to support sales in an assigned territory, build product knowledge, and assist in surgical case coverage. You will train within the posted territory and may relocate anywhere in the United States after training based on business needs.

The role blends clinical education, customer support, inventory management, and sales development in a dynamic healthcare environment, with training in the territory and opportunities for long‑term advancement.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or healthcare‑related certification plus relevant experience.
• Ability to relocate anywhere in the United States after training.
• High school diploma with extensive professional or related experience.
• Active‑duty military service (4+ years) acceptable.

Responsibilities

• Support surgical procedures by ensuring products, instruments, and implants are available for case coverage.
• Educate surgeons, nurses, and OR staff on product use, functionality and updates.
• Conduct customer visits within the territory to support account needs and identify sales opportunities.
• Partner with Sales Representatives to develop relationships with healthcare providers and grow the territory.
• Promote Foot & Ankle products by presenting features, functionality and differentiators.
• Manage inventory levels and maintain surgical instrument sets for customer demand.
• Process customer purchase orders and assist with invoicing and documentation.
• Maintain compliance with company policies and healthcare regulations.

Skills

Relocation ability

Education

Bachelor's degree

Associate degree or healthcare‑related certification

High school diploma

Active-duty military service

Job description

Stryker is seeking a Foot & Ankle Sales Associate to support sales in an assigned territory, build product knowledge, and assist in surgical case coverage. You will train within the posted territory and may relocate anywhere in the United States after training based on business needs.

The role blends clinical education, customer support, inventory management, and sales development in a dynamic healthcare environment, with training in the territory and opportunities for long‑term advancement.