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![]() Sales CurriculumMETA's distance learning modules are the backbone of all our sales training programs. Each chapter is written to cover specific core material and is designed to deliver the prerequisite knowledge sales people need to succeed in the field of medical devices. 2010 Reimbursement LandscapeToday's healthcare climate is quite different from what it used to be. In the "good old days", prior to managed care, the physician was the ultimate decision-maker during the sales process. Today, a medical device sales professional must simultaneously consider the needs of the physician AND facility administrator within the context of the payer’s influence. In this module, we explain how physicians and hospitals get reimbursed by insurance companies in 2010. $49.99 Back To Top Selling to the Clinical Decision-MakerThe purpose of this chapter is to provide you with an opportunity to consider the needs of key clinical decision-makers before you encounter them in a sales situation, where making a good first impression is the key to a successful outcome. $49.99 Back To Top Understanding the Facility AdministratorWhile physicians and nurses are a sales person's target, facility administrators control how, and when, money is spent on products and supplies. To be effective, sales representatives must understand the basic structure and decision-making process of facilities. $49.99 Back To Top Selling to the Spine SurgeonWith this module you will be able to describe the different types of healthcare providers involved in the continuum of spine surgery, while learning the training, roles, and responsibilities of healthcare professionals in the management of diseases and disorders of the spine. $49.99 Back To Top Selling to the Breast SurgeonWith this module you will be able to describe the different types of healthcare providers involved in the continuum of breast care, as well as understand the differences between physicians who perform breast biopsies, while learning the training, roles, and responsibilities of healthcare professionals involved in the management of breast diseases. $49.99 Back To Top Therapeutic EndoscopyThe typical therapeutic endoscopist has a different personality type than the surgeon customer. In order to meet the challenge of selling to the therapeutic endoscopist, you will need to be equipped with knowledge of common procedures they perform on patients with gastrointestinal disorders. $49.99 Back To Top Targeting the GastroentologistTo meet the needs of gastroenterologists, you should understand how they were trained, what they are interested in, and what types of patients they commonly treat. The purpose of this chapter is to provide you with an opportunity to consider the needs and interests of gastroenterologists, before you encounter them in a sales situation. $49.99 Back To Top Selling to Pain SpecialistsYour power to persuade pain management specialists to purchase your products starts with your knowledge about who they are and what they do for patients suffering with chronic pain. This understanding will help you quickly identify needs, in order to provide solutions. The purpose of this module is to provide you with an opportunity to consider the needs of pain management specialists, before you encounter them in a sales situation where making a good first impression is paramount. $49.99 Back To Top Understanding the Pain Management PracticeTo sell strategic value, one must gain a better understanding and basic knowledge of physician practice management. This chapter will provide the building blocks to understand the pain physician's practice management issues. As an advanced selling skill, you will have the confidence to readily identify the appropriate strategic selling strategy to implement once you understand the dynamics of your customer's pain practice. $49.99 Back To Top |
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