CLOSER Needed – RxHealing | RTM & Skin Grafts

ATTENTION CLOSERS and SALES TITANS: Don’t waste my time — or yours. Before you apply, go through every file in the Training Center: The interview isn’t about your résumé — I don’t care. Everyone lies on those anyway. Your interview is you pitching RxHealing like you're already closed deals. Be knowlagble. If you can’t sell me on why providers should work with us, you’re not ready. This is building your own business. It’s a turnkey, remote, and scalable sales office — but only if you bring the desire. We’re not looking for average — we’re looking for closers. If you’ve got the hunger to make serious money, this is your shot. RxHealing is rewriting the rules of medical sales, and we need hard-charging, money-driven individuals to make it happen. This isn’t a hand-holding, 9-to-5 job. This is 1099 INCOME, NO W2 — your results determine your paycheck. The sky's the limit. If you don’t plant seeds and grind, your contract will be termintaed sooner rather than later. If you go all in, the ceiling doesn’t exist. What you get: • Unlimited earning potential — you control the pace and scale. • Full control — 1099 independent contractor freedom. • Education for success — proven training, REACH calls, HEAL calls, and one-on-one mentorship. • Leadership paths — build your team and rake in override commissions. What we want: • A relentless self-starter, self-motivated CLOSER — no excuses. • Experience in sales or networking is great, but raw drive is even better. • Confidence on the phone and with decision-makers. • Someone who treats this like a business, because it is. If you’re ready to be obessive and earn more than you dreamed of, step up and apply today. Those who wait for success to show up on its own will make nothing. There’s no salary, no safety net — just the chance to own your future and print money if you’ve got the grit. Job Types: Full-time, Part-time Expected hours: 35 – 50 per week People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply Work Location: Remote Apply tot his job