Spine Sales Associate (Chicago, IL)

VB Spine, LLC•Chicago, IL
•$60,000 - $66,000

About The Position

The Spine Sales Associate supports surgical teams by preparing and managing spinal instrumentation and implants, and provides surgical case coverage. The role involves learning spinal anatomy, imaging, and surgical techniques through structured training and real-world exposure; managing logistics and surgical inventory across hospital accounts; and working closely with surgeons, hospital staff, and teammates to deliver service. The associate represents VB Spine with professionalism, urgency, and integrity. The position offers training, mentorship, and operating room experience as a foundation for a career in medical sales.

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree; OR an associate’s degree or medical certification plus 2 years of work experience; OR a high school diploma plus 4 years of relevant work experience; OR 4 or more years of military service.
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
  • Ability and desire to learn quickly, work hard, and grow within a team.
  • Composure in high-pressure clinical settings.
  • Ability to lift up to 40 lbs.
  • Flexibility for an on-call schedule.

Responsibilities

  • Prepare and manage spinal instrumentation and implants for surgical teams.
  • Learn spinal anatomy, imaging, and surgical techniques through training and real-world exposure.
  • Manage logistics and surgical inventory across hospital accounts.
  • Provide responsive, detail-oriented coverage for surgical cases.
  • Work with surgeons, hospital staff, and teammates to deliver service.
  • Represent VB Spine with professionalism, urgency, and integrity.

Benefits

  • Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance.
  • 401(k) with company match.
  • Paid time off (PTO) and holidays.
  • Ongoing training and professional development opportunities.
  • Opportunity to grow within a fast-paced, dynamic company.
  • Potential for bonuses and incentives.
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