Hunt and close new enterprise healthcare customers for public cloud solutions. Own full sales cycle, engage C-suite and clinical stakeholders, articulate ROI and compliance value, partner with hyperscalers and internal teams, maintain pipeline and forecasts, and drive long-term customer relationships.
What You’ll Do
- Drive New Healthcare Business: Identify, target, and close new enterprise healthcare customers seeking to modernize clinical workflows, patient engagement platforms, data analytics, and core systems using public cloud solutions.
- Executive & Clinical Selling: Build trusted relationships with C-suite executives, IT leaders, and clinical stakeholders, translating cloud capabilities into measurable healthcare outcomes.
- Consultative, Value-Based Sales: Lead discovery and advisory conversations that clearly articulate ROI, operational efficiency, scalability, security, and compliance value in healthcare environments.
- End-to-End Sales Ownership: Own the full sales cycle-from outbound prospecting and qualification through proposal development, negotiation, and close.
- Healthcare-Focused Solutions Strategy: Partner with internal leadership, solution engineering, and delivery teams to design public cloud strategies aligned to payer and provider use cases.
- Partner & Ecosystem Engagement: Collaborate with hyperscalers (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud) and healthcare technology partners to co-sell and deliver joint healthcare solutions.
- Market & Regulatory Awareness: Stay current on healthcare IT trends, regulatory drivers (HIPAA, security, data privacy), reimbursement pressures, and competitive dynamics.
- Pipeline Discipline & Forecasting: Maintain accurate pipeline visibility, forecast predictably, and adhere to best-in-class sales hygiene.
- Relationship Management: Initiate and sustain executive-level engagement to ensure long-term customer value and satisfaction.
What You’ll Need
- 3+ years of enterprise or complex technology solution sales experience, with a strong preference for Healthcare IT and public cloud.
- Proven success closing large, complex healthcare deals ($1M+ ARR) and consistently exceeding quota.
- A true hunter mentality-self-directed, strategic, and relentless in new logo acquisition within healthcare.
- Strong understanding of public cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud) and healthcare cloud adoption drivers.
- Ability to engage, influence, and present to senior executives and clinical stakeholders.
- Exceptional business development, negotiation, and executive presence skills.
- Willingness to travel onsite to healthcare organizations for strategic meetings.
- Collaborative, team-first mindset with strong accountability.
What Will Make You Stand Out
- Ability to clearly articulate how public cloud enables better patient outcomes, clinician efficiency, data interoperability, and cost containment.
- Experience selling public cloud healthcare solutions involving EHRs, clinical data, analytics, security, or population health.
- Established relationships with healthcare CIOs, CTOs, CMIOs, CFOs, and payer leadership.
- Consistent track record of outperforming targets and closing net-new enterprise healthcare accounts.
Why You’ll Like Working Here
- A dynamic, fast-growing company that rewards top performers.
- Collaborative, innovative culture where sales leaders shape market direction.
- Access to continuous learning, certifications, and enablement programs.
- Competitive benefits including Medical, Dental, Vision, HSA, Life, 401K, unlimited vacation, stock options, and remote flexibility.
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Top Skills
AWS
Azure
Clinical Data Analytics
Data Interoperability
Ehr
GCP
Population Health
Security
ClearDATA San Francisco, California, USA Office
77 Geary Street, San Francisco, CA, United States, 94108
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