Sales Advisor Pontevedra 090926

Pontevedra, Spain·Sales·Full-time·Added 2 days ago

Clínicas Dorsia

5 open roles

What they offer

  • Permanent contract

    Full-time hours.

What they ask for

  • Have the right to work in Spain

    Clínicas Dorsia doesn't mention sponsorship in the ad.

  • Speak native-level Spanish

    Listed as a requirement in the ad.

  • Work on-site in Pontevedra

    No relocation package mentioned.

  • Have 3+ years of experience

    Mid-level role.

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You'll most likely need Spanish to apply.This job was automatically translated to English, .

Nice to have

  • Consultative sales of healthcare or premium services.
  • Management of programs, recurring services, or membership models.
  • Financing, credit scoring, and payment alternatives.
  • Follow-up of proposals and quotes.
  • Agenda and sales funnel management.
  • Patient recovery and reactivation.
  • CRM and commercial management tools.
  • Patient experience.
  • Basic knowledge of the private healthcare sector.
  • Data protection and responsible handling of health information.

What you'll get

Joining a solid, innovative, and expanding project in the health sector.

Participation in the launch and development of a new strategic unit for the company.

Initial and ongoing training on services, the patient journey, the value proposition, the commercial methodology, and the boundaries of clinical practice.

Professional development through the company's various training tools.

Coordinated work with a specialized medical and multidisciplinary team.

Excellent work environment.

Flexible compensation.

About the company & team

If you are passionate about the health sector, enjoy advising and accompanying people, and have a clear commercial and results orientation, we want to meet you.

The Sales Advisor does not sell a one-off procedure; she builds and manages a long-term healthcare relationship, being accountable for both conversion and patient continuity.

Job description

The Sales Advisor will be a key figure in the development and revenue generation of a new business unit for the company. She will be responsible for converting commercial opportunities into contracted programs and services, as well as accompanying the patient throughout their journey: from the first contact and initial assessment to activation, follow-up, continuity, and renewal.

We are looking for a professional with a strong commercial vocation, a results-oriented mindset, and the ability to develop consultative, rigorous, high-value sales. She should understand the motivations, needs, and expectations of each patient, build trust, clearly explain the value proposition, and coordinate the patient's experience with the medical and care team.

Each lead, first visit, pending proposal, blocked financing, unactivated program, or upcoming renewal represents an opportunity that must be managed with method, rigor, sensitivity, and a sense of urgency.

The role requires combining commercial ambition, active listening, persuasive ability, follow-through, organization, and resilience, while always maintaining responsible conduct and respecting the boundaries between commercial advising and clinical practice.

Main mission

Comprehensively manage the commercial process and the patient relationship, from receiving and qualifying the opportunity to contracting, activation, and continuity of the program or service.

The Sales Advisor will be responsible for understanding the needs and motivations of the patient, presenting a clear value proposition, accompanying them through their decision-making process, coordinating their journey with the clinical team, and actively working on their adherence, satisfaction, renewal, and long-term relationship with the company.

Opportunity management and consultative selling

Attend to and advise potential patients interested in the company's programs and services, identifying their motivations, expectations, priorities, doubts, decision barriers, and ability to contract.

Conduct a deep and structured discovery conversation to understand what the patient is truly looking for and what their needs, priorities, and expectations are.

Accompany the patient through clear, close, and rigorous communication, building trust and conveying the differential value of the company, its professionals, and its care model.

Adapt the commercial presentation to the profile, knowledge level, and needs of each patient, avoiding generic scripts and ensuring personalized advising.

Present the programs, services, or contracting options in a structured manner, explaining their methodology, phases, scope, duration, financial conditions, and how they work.

Work each opportunity with a closing mindset, systematic follow-up, complete record-keeping, and clearly defined next steps.

Patient accompaniment and journey coordination

Explain the overall service journey to the patient, including the assessments, tests, consultations, follow-ups, and reviews that may be part of the process.

Coordinate appointments and touchpoints with doctors, nursing staff, laboratory, reception, and other professionals involved.

Ensure the patient is aware of the next steps, arrives adequately prepared for each phase, and receives a smooth, coherent, and professional experience.

Take ownership of the patient journey, identifying roadblocks, issues, or delays and mobilizing internal resources to resolve them.

Facilitate continuity between the commercial conversation and the clinical process, preventing the patient from having to manage their own journey or repeat information unnecessarily.

Follow-up, closing, and opportunity recovery

Manage first visits, completed assessments, submitted proposals, hesitant patients, pending financing, unactivated services, and recoverable opportunities.

Conduct commercial follow-up through planned calls, messages, and contacts, maintaining an appropriate cadence until the patient makes a clear decision.

Turn objections into opportunities by professionally addressing doubts related to price, commitment, timing, perceived value, trust, service complexity, financing, or family decision-making.

Recover unclosed opportunities and re-engage former contacts or patients who may be interested in starting or resuming their relationship with the company.

Maintain an organized commercial agenda, prioritizing actions with the highest impact on conversion, activation, billing, and renewal.

Financing and contracting alternatives

Master the financing process and the different payment options available, ensuring that no opportunity is lost due to a lack of viable alternatives.

Review, when applicable, documentation, financed amounts, initial contributions, alternative payers, installment plans, duration, or the financial structure of the service before discarding a transaction.

Explain the financial and payment conditions transparently, ensuring the patient fully understands their commitments.

Propose viable contracting alternatives without compromising the suitability of the service or using commercial practices that create unrealistic expectations.

Activation, adherence, and continuity

Confirm that the patient effectively starts the contracted program or service and completes the initial milestones of their journey.

Follow up on appointments, tests, reviews, and key touchpoints, coordinating with the care team to detect and address any issues.

Identify signs of dropout, lack of motivation, or poor adherence and activate recovery measures within the scope of her responsibility.

Maintain periodic contact with the patient throughout the service, without replacing or encroaching upon the healthcare team's role.

Proactively manage renewals, continuations, and service expansions, ensuring they are consistent with the clinical team's assessment and recommendations.

Foster a stable, trust-based relationship that drives patient satisfaction, referrals, and long-term engagement.

Commercial management and goal achievement

Meet individual targets for billing, conversion rates, average ticket, financing, activation, adherence, recovery, and patient renewals.

Rigorously manage her sales funnel, keeping all opportunities, tasks, interactions, and next steps updated in the CRM.

Produce reliable sales forecasts and anticipate potential deviations from targets.

Analyze her own performance, identify the causes of lost or stalled opportunities, and implement corrective actions.

Request support when needed and actively participate in follow-up meetings, calibration sessions, and commercial training.

Share relevant insights on objections, patient profiles, service performance, and areas for improvement in the patient experience.

Internal coordination

Work in a coordinated manner with Management, Medical Management, the medical team, fitness trainers, nursing staff, laboratory, reception, marketing, and all other involved departments.

Maintain fluid communication with the clinical team, ensuring that relevant commercial information is passed on correctly and that clinical questions are handled by the appropriate professional.

Promptly report any incident that could affect the patient experience, the closing of an opportunity, the activation of a service, or its continuity.

Contribute to a culture of collaboration, shared responsibility, and patient orientation.

Rigor, ethics, and boundaries of practice

Only explain content for which she has received training and authorization from the company.

Convey commercial and operational information accurately, avoiding unverified claims, alarming messages, or promises of results.

Never interpret tests, clinical results, or medical information.

Never diagnose, prescribe, recommend clinical treatments, or modify instructions given by healthcare professionals.

Never promise clinical outcomes or benefits that cannot be guaranteed.

Refer any matter that goes beyond the commercial scope or requires medical assessment to the medical team.

Protect the privacy, confidentiality, and sensitivity of patient information at all times.

Profile requirements

Minimum of three to five years of experience in consultative sales, commercial advising, or client management in medium- or high-value services.

Experience in private healthcare, aesthetic medicine, diagnostics, health insurance, financial services, premium wellness, high-end retail, real estate, or other sectors with consultative sales cycles and demanding targets is highly valued.

Demonstrable experience in:

  • End-to-end management of commercial opportunities.
  • Presentation and defense of value propositions.
  • Preparation and monitoring of budgets.
  • Financing and contracting alternatives.
  • Sales closing.
  • Opportunity recovery.
  • Portfolio management and customer loyalty.
  • Work with CRM, KPIs, and sales forecasts.

Ability to hold meaningful conversations with patients, understand their motivations, handle objections, and guide the process toward a decision.

Experience working with individual targets, conversion ratios, activity tracking, and monthly pressure for results.

University or higher education will be valued, especially in Health Sciences, Psychology, Nutrition, Pharmacy, Biomedicine, Business Administration, Marketing, or commercial fields.

A healthcare degree will not be essential, provided the candidate demonstrates the ability to learn, rigor in communication, and absolute respect for the boundaries of clinical practice.

Key Competencies

  • Results orientation.
  • Commercial ambition.
  • Consultative selling.
  • Active listening.
  • Needs analysis skills.
  • Clear and persuasive communication.
  • Empathy and trust-building.
  • Objection handling.
  • Closing skills.
  • Follow-up and persistence.
  • Organization and planning.
  • Resilience.
  • Accountability and sense of responsibility.
  • Rigor and credibility.
  • Emotional intelligence.
  • Technical learning ability.
  • Patient orientation.
  • Long-term relationship vision.
  • Teamwork.