Orthopedic sales covers implants and instruments for joints, trauma, sports medicine, extremities and orthobiologics. Reps and associates spend much of their time in the operating room supporting surgeons and staff, managing instrument sets and loaners, and taking trauma call in many territories. Associate sales rep programs are one of the most common entry points. Below: what the job is really like, the companies that hire, live orthopedic roles and the guides to breaking in.
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All guides ›Orthopedic Sales roles on the board
See all 798 roles ›- Robotics Clinical Sales RepresentativeZimmer Biomet · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania +1Yesterday
- Clinical Specialist, Joint Replacement - Cleveland, OHStryker · Cleveland, OhioYesterday
- General Manager, Sales - Joint Replacement - Denver, ColoradoStryker · Denver, ColoradoYesterday
- Digital Specialist TraumaJohnson & Johnson · RemoteYesterday
- Capital Equipment Sales Manager -Spine- TexasJohnson & Johnson · RemoteYesterday
- Community Care CoordinatorHanger · Durham, North CarolinaYesterday
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Frequently asked questions
Is orthopedic sales hard to get into?
It is competitive, but associate sales rep programs exist specifically to train people without device experience. Our ASR guides explain how they work.
How do I find orthopedic sales jobs?
Browse live orthopedic sales roles on The Lobby by city, or see the companies hiring on this page.