The Regional Director of Corporate Accounts (RDCA) will have leadership responsibility for developing and implementing regionally based contracts that support sales strategies and objectives across the US Medical Products and Distribution business (USMPD).
Work collaboratively with the Acute and Non-Acute leadership, regional sales teams, and contracting teams to develop and execute strategies and execution for key accounts.
Manage key senior executive relationships (C-suite or senior decision-makers) across Regional Purchasing Coalitions, Integrated Delivery Networks, and Health Systems.
Oversee all contracting activities, including leading contract strategies, RFPs, and locally negotiated agreements.
Determine strategic direction for accounts, leveraging competitive landscape and market insights.
Partner with enterprise sales, clinical specialists, marketing, and product teams to develop and execute integrated account strategies that drive deeper penetration, expand service adoption, and achieve sustained revenue growth within key medical accounts.
Maintain clear, consistent, and proactive communication with assigned accounts, commercial teams and internal Cardinal Health leadership to align on strategic priorities and support effective execution of sales initiatives.
Establish mutual KPIs with accounts, conduct business reviews, and track progress to ensure all customer commitments are met.
Support ongoing improvement of group strategies, including segmentation, targeting, program development, and organizational effectiveness.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree or applicable experience preferred.
Minimum of 5 years of sales and/or marketing experience within the healthcare/medical product and services industry preferred.
Proven success in complex selling situations, including selling diversified product solutions and services, and cultivating/maintaining executive relationships.
Strong track record of operating and leading within complex organizations.
Demonstrated ability to lead, achieve results through others, and manage customer expectations.
Applying structured methods to make high-stakes, rational decisions.
Demonstrated financial acumen, including strategic and analytical skills.
Strong knowledge of hospital and healthcare economics.
Ability to analyze complex business issues and lead the development of customized action plans to drive value.
Demonstrated success in complex negotiations.
Excellent organizational, communication, and presentation skills.
Strong cross-organizational collaboration skills; ability to operate effectively in a matrixed environment.
Must have a valid driver’s license and active vehicle insurance policy.